Two--.CCRunners Qualify in "Who's-who" For The Nfationals ;TwentY-Eight Students named this year from Flagler College are: Troy Holland and Jenny Lamoreux ran away with Twenty-eight students from Flagler College have individual honors in the District 25 Cross T ourna joined an elite group of students nationwide for listing Michael George Altenlbach, Melissa Anne Balbes, ment here Saturday, qualifying for the NAIA finals in the 1984 edition of "Who's Who Among Students In ·Robert M. Beaudoin, Laureen Mary -Burke, Fenella to be held Nov. 19 in Kenosha; Wisc. American Universities and Colleges." Jayne Burns, Cheri _ Lynn Cramer, Colin Patrick Hollapd won the men's five-mile cross-country They were chosen for inclusion in the Hsting of Crothers, Charles Lee Culbreth, Mary Anne Cullen, run with a time of 25.10 to take first place individual outstanding student leaders by campus nominating James M. Dipofi, Tracy Leigh Evans, Cynthia Marie honors. Lamoreux out-paced runners from the three committees and editors of the. annual directory based Fialkovic, Ricky Stephen Hankey, James Thomas other colleges entered to win the women's three- on their academic achievement, ·service to the com Howard, Delphine E. Jordan, Audrey Karayanis, Laura mile event in 16.57. · munity, leadership in extracurricular activities and Ann Lott, James Micha.el Lucas, Patricia Caroline Both times are excellent. potential for continued success. Masters, Kevin James McKillop, Howard Edward Berry College swept the team competition in both Students chosen for the honor were selected from Nystrom, Guy Patrick Olney, Karen Anne Riedel, men's and women's divisiorns. The Flagler men's more than 1,500 institutions of higher learning in all 50 Carlin Robbins, Mary Ruth Scheiderman, Donna Lynn team was second in team effort and the women were states, the District of Columbia and several foreign Schnorr, Herrick Alfred! Smith and Marc Gilman fourth. countries. Williar.
Volume XIV Number 4 FLAGLER COLLEGE, St. Augustine, Fla. November 10, 1983 Central America Crisis Forum Topic "The Central America Crisis," featuring a panel of three experts on the topic, will be the theme of this year's Flagler Forum to be held in the Flagler gym- . nasium Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 10:00 A.M. Among the panelists will be Mr. Robert E. White, former Ambassador to El Salvador; Dr. B. Thomas Trout of the National Strategy Information Center, Inc.; and Mr. Peter Romero, senior advisor to Mr. Otto Reich, Ambassador for Public Diplomacy for Central America and the Caribbean. Dr. William L. Proctoi:, Flagler College president, will be the moderator. In focusing on the timely ·central American theme, the forum committee has assembled a distinguished and knowledgeable panel. White, during his 25 year Foreign Service career, specialized in Latin American affairs, with a particular emphasis on central America .. In his early career he served in Honduras and Nicaragua. Among other posts he held were Latin American Director of the Peace Corps, Deputy Perma nent Representative to the Organization of American States, Ambassador to Paraguay and Ambassador to El Salvador. In 1977 and 1978 Mr. White served as the Mr. Robert E. White Dr. B. Thomas Trout Mr. Peter Romero President's special representative to the Inter-American - Conference on Education, Science and Culture. • In February 1981 the Reagai1 administration removed Soccer Saints Win Distri(~t Title Ambassador White from his post in El Salvador. He has recently been appointed to the Warburg Chair on International Relatio1;1s at Simmons College, Boston, For Second ·Year In Rov.'J (Continued On Page Two) - The soccer Saints have done it again! In the semi-final ga:me, Flagler was up against a Non-Profit Organiatlon U.S. POSTAGE For the second year in a row, the Saints, coached by Georgia College team which was extremely happy to PA"IO Bob Moullin, have won the NAIA District 25 Cham be in the semi-finals. St. Augustine.Florida Oe,mit No. 84. pionship and moved into area competition against Commented one player after the game, "We never Atlantic Christian. (Results were unavailable at press expected to get this far." 'IO THE PARENTS OF: time.) But the high-spirited team was completely dominated James G. Wunderlich by Flagler and, despite no scoring in the early stages, it 602 Divis St. The Saints defeated Berry College of Georgia, 2-0, was obvious that Flagler was going to win the match. Elmira, NY 14901 before a large and enthusiastic crowd at Flagler Field Halftime score was 2-0 with goals claimed by Mike Saturday afternoon after. gaining the finals with a 3-0 Deluliis and Tim Bartlett .. victory over Georgia College, which had gained the Bartlett's header from the corner was "particularly semi-finals with a surprise win over Oglethorpe. Berry pleasing," explained Coa1ch Moullin. "We had just got to the finals with a win over Boca. practi~ed that the day before."(Continued On Page Four) Page Two, T~argoyle., November 10, 1983· authored a number of publications. Romero is a Foreign Service Rank 2 officer mid level Support :F~gler' s Forum (Continued From Page One) with the U.S. State Department and is the recipient of the Department of State Meritorious Honor Award for and is also serving as Senior Fellow with the Center for Atliletic Programs reporting on Central America. Development Policy in \'(;ashington. Trout, since 1976 an associate professor of political · He was educated at Florida State University where he science at the University of New Hampshire includes received his BS in 1971 and his MA in 1972. TYPll~G SERVICE . among his general interests national security policy, He was a political science teacher and private consul foreign policy and international politics. His specific in t~nt for the then U.S. Department of Health, Educa $1°'~ I PAGE terests' are United States foreign policy, Soviet· tion and Welfare and from 1977-79 was consular officer American relations; and the character of future conflict in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. He was the environments. editor and watch officer in the State Department . ROBU--1 BERGMANN Educated at Indiana University where he earned a Ph. Operations Center in 1979-80. He also served, in 471-6'143 D in political science and a MA in government, he also 1981-82 as Political/Military Analyst, Bureau of In received a BA in international relations from UCLA. telligence and Research (for Honduras, Guatemi).ls and Term papers, resumes He has been awarded a number of professional honors El Salvador), and from 1982-83 as desk officer for El and awards and has done extensive research and Salvador before assuming his p_resent duties. busiiness letters
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.Soccer .(Cont inued From Page One) ' With just minutes left in the second half, Ingemar Lanevi received a good cross from Jon Brunson and headed it into the net. In the championship game, no goals were scored in the first half, which caused tension not only on the players, but the fans as well; but Flagler refused to panic and continued to play simple, effecti ve soccer. Finally, after almost 70 minutes of play, Adi Atlason scored from a cross by Brian Clark. This settled the Saints d9wn and, with the help of a Berry player get ting red carded and sent off the field, Flagler completely outplayed Berry. The second goal was a brilliant individual effort by Deluliis and completed the scoring. Flagler had a number of chances and it was obvious that Berry felt the effect of three games in three days. "This is a satisfying vistory in light of Kos Donev, Wayne Barbour and Ronnie Toussaint being unable to play, and it showed that Flagler has depth to its squad," commented Moullin. · The whole team played well and the defense ean take credit for completely snuffing out Berry's attack. . ' Deluliis, Clark and Atlason deserve praise for creating Flagler Saints rejoice after the first goal was equally awaited and happily received by fans . havoc in Berry's defense. scored by Atli Atlason in the district cham and team members alike. The victory served n·oti,ce - if there had been any pionship game with Berry. _The goal was (Flagler Photo By Eileen Keener) doubt - that Flagler is a' team to be reckoned with in NAIA soccer. The Saints took the district title last year periods, they failed to get a goal and the game ended in after eight years of domination by Berry. the 1-1 tie. Women's Tennis Off In the stretch dri:ve, the Saints had tied Jacksonville University in overtime, took a forfeit from St. Leo and FLAGLER 3 FLA. SOUTHERN To Good Early Start defeated F.I.T. Qensen Beach) and Florida Southern. In the final regular season contest, Flagler, then rank ed 15th in the nation, defeated Florida Southern, 3-1, The women's tennis team is o'ff to a good start this for a strong finish and a prelude to their excellent show season, winning two matches and losing two. ing in the playoffs. Deiuliis, Tim Bartlett and Atlason The competition hais been tough, with Division 1 and got the goals._ 2 N.C.A.A. teams, as well as last year's champ, Charleston Universit;y. Flagler beat Georgia Southern, 8-1, and Stetson University, 6-3. The losses were to Charleston, 7-2, and The Tennis Corner · Furman University, 6-3. . Playing without thtee potential starters, Flagler Col Coach Walter Shinn says he is pleased with the team, lege finished 5th in the State Championships which in- noting that the team has " played well in every match clued NAIA, Division 1 and 2 Institutions. , and have done very well over-all." _ Excelling in the tournament were Glenn Gagnon and Peter Ryan,- Glenn playing in Flight 6 defeated his first opponent from UNF 6-3, 6-3, then accomplished a ma Basketball Schedule jor upset by coming back against Florida's second team NOVEMBER: opponent to win in three sets 1-6, 6-3 , 6-3. 11, Friday, Heritage College, Home. Peter Ryan, playing the best tennis since he has 19, Saturday, Miami Christian College, Home. returned to Flagler, defeated his first round opponent 22, Tuesday, University of Tampa, Tampa. from UNF in Flight 1 in straight sets. Then, he 26, Saturday, Florida Institute of Technology, Home. defeated the Nation's No. 3 ranked NCAA 2 player 30, Wednesday, Mercer University, Macon. from Rollins in three sets. Finally, he met the premier DECEMBER: . player in the tournament, John Kennedy, who has a 6, Tuesday, Cliearwater Christian (6:00 P.M.), National ranking in NCAA 1 of 33. Peter lost in three Home. sets in a match that showed his increasing maturity. 8, Thursday, Florida Memorial College, Home. I 10, Saturday, Nova University, Home. Peter Scott, entering his tenth year as Assistant Pro 12, Monday, Georgia Tech, Atlanta. fessor of Education and Tc!nnis Director, has been ac 14,-Wednesday, North Georgia College, Home. Brian Clark escapes a slide tackle and con corded Qew responsibilities in the NAIA. Named 19, Monday, Millwaukee School of Engineering, tinues dribbling towards the goal. Clark, who Secretary/Treasurer of the Men's Tennis Coaches Milwaukee. Associations last year, he recently was appointed Chair 22, Thursday, Central Michigan Univeristy, Mr. was tightly marked during the B_erry game, man of the Region Seven rankings. There are nine Pleasant, Mich. showed excellent and brilliant foot work. regions that comprise the NAIA's National ranking JANUARY: (Flagler Photo By Guy Olney) areas, and region seven is made up of the states of 13, Friday, Oglethorpe University, Home. Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida. 17, Tuesday, Flori,da A & M University, Tallahassee. FLAGLER 5 F.I.T. 0 Finally, for the fourth straight year Coach Scott has 20, Friday, Heritage College, Orlando. This was ·an important wiin against district rival F.I.T. been asked to be the Head Clinician for the Florida 21, Saturday, Rollins College, Winter Park. who, ·themselves, needed a. win to be in the playoffs. State High School Coaches Association · meetings, 24, Tuesday, Edward Waters College, Home. Adi Atlason scored three of the goals, proving himself which will be held in early December in Orlando. to be a valuable asset with Scott Craige and Wayne Bar FEBRUARY: 2, Thursday, Flo1rida Memorial, Miami. bour out with injuries. Andy Ford came on in this St. Joseph's Academy, a Catholic private secondary game and performed well, showing strength on defense 3, Friday, Nova University, Ft. Lauderdale. school, recently announced the appointment of Mike 7, Tuesday, Cleairwater Christian, Clearwater. and making some promising runs. The other goals were La Pierre as Men's and Women's Tennis Coach for this scored by Deluliis and Brian Clark. 13, Monday, Oglethorpe University, Atlanta. year. Mike for the past two years has been a playing 14, Tuesday, Georgia Southwestern, Americus. FLAGLER 1 JU 1 member of the Flagler's men's tennis team and was 16, Thursday, Welbber College, Babson Park. For the first time in two years, Jacksonville Universi- - highly recommended for the position by Coach Peter 21, Tuesday, Edward Waters College, Jacksonville. ty failed to beat the Saints '. After a scoreless first half, Scott. Coach Scott now has two players from the 24, Friday, Palm Beach Atlantic, Home. JU took the lead, but Deiuliis came back with a goal for 1982/83 team who have assumed coaching respon 25, Saturday, Webber College, Home. sibilities. Earlier this year Chuck McCuen, Alumnus the Saints. The score remained deadlocked at the end of (All Saints games :start at 7:30 P.M. unless otherwise . 90 minutes of regulation play and went into overtime. 1983 was appointed men's coach at Georgia State indicated.) Although Flagler dominated both 10 minute overtime University in Atlanta, Ga. THE BASKETBALL SAINTS: Pictured is of Orlando. Front row, left to right, a:re Mike Back row, left to right, Coach Bo Clark, the 1983-84 edition of the Flagler College Andres, Steve Gerry, Pop Lemon, Charlie Mike Cuff, Xavier Lyons, Nelson Karell, basketball Saill'i:s which opens the season Fri Williams, Kirk Brown, David Disney, Michael Carlton Green, Lou Bush, Pete Kryswick, day at Flagler Gym against Heritage College Robinson, and .t\ngelo Catani, manager, Rufus J enkiris, Studen1t Asst. Bart Wafford, and Student Assistant Kevin Harris. Saints To Open ·Basket-ball Season 1 Basketball season is here! , The Saints, starting their second campaign under Coach· Bo Clark with a 27--game schedule highlighted by Division l's Georgia Tech, Central Michigan, Mercer and Florida A & M open the season Friday, Nov. 11 at Flagler Gym against Heritage College of Orlando. · Starting time is 7:30 p.m. The Saints will be trying to improve on their surpris ing 18-13 record last year in their first season under Clark, son of Torchy Clark, former University of Cen tral Florida basketball legend who is now coach of the professional Wisconsin Flyers of the Continental Basketball Association. The running Saints, who averaged 84.4 p.p.g. and led District 25 in scoring, received an NAIA tournament playoff-bid - only the second time in the school's history - before bowing to Paine College of Augusta, Ga. The Saints had upset wins against Division II power Rollins College and NAIA strong-pins, La Grange, Georgia College and Berry. Returning are seven lettermen headed by NAIA District 25 guard, Kirk Brown. The jet-quick 5' 10" guard, formerly of Daytona Beach Community Col lege, averaged 18.1 p.p.g., led the team in assists and COMING AT 'EM - Back for another Clark, Carlton Gn:en, David Disney, and quarterbacked the Saints to one of the best seasons ever. season are, from left to right, Pop Lemon, Kirk· Brown. Giv:ing Brown support will be Rufus Jenkins, former Charlie Williams, Rufus Jenkins, Coach Bo (Flagler College Photos) Bisli~'i/K~nny and Florida Junior College ace, who ; . scoref ~t a 15.6 clip. Steady Carlton Green, 6'6", the "We -·iost our two starting forwards, who had great leading rebounder, also returns, along with defensive years'for us," says Clark," but he feels the team will be Other opponents on the Saints' 83-84 schedule in stalwart Charlie Williams; six-footer from Brooksville. more experienced than last year with added quickness clude Sunshine State foes Rollins University of Tampa Clark has brought on four new recruits headed by and speed, .. and, he hopes, more depth coming off the and Florida Tech, NAIA finalist, North Georgia plus Nelson Fernandez, 6'6" forward from Miami-Dade bench. · Oglethorpe arid Georgia Southwestern. North, and Michael Robinson, 6'3" forward from Polk Clark says the schedule is a very challenging one for Community College. Two other additions are high an NAIA school. And on a December trip to the Midwest, the Saints· schoolers, 6'8" Lou Bush from Cooper City and St. But, he says, "I feel the experience and co~petition will face NAIA Milwaukee School of Engineering, and Augustine High's Xavier Lyons, a 6'5" forward. will make us a better ball club down the stretch." Mid-American Conference member, Central Michigan. Page Six, The.Gargoyle, November 10, 1983 Spooks and Spoofs H ighlight I-f~H2~~.~!lub,nSitton,hoseth, · " . . ,,By T,~NA_S PELL . ,, three best costumes. It was a tough decision. Originali- . saptam K11,d, the Fru_It of the Loom Girls and ty, effect, creativity, and the effort put into the the O ld Man w~m the pnzes. costume, all affected the judges' choices. But everyone enJoyed the 29th Annual_ Flagler Col- Although he competed against a menacing Count lege Costume Contest and Halloween Dmner on the Dracula (Danny Zaparillo), and a mysterious Gorilla 28th. . . b (?), Gregg Landrum as Captain Kidd took first place From the 24 contestants who com eted ud es De - and won a $35 gift certificate at the Chart House. Other winners were the Fruit of the Loom Girls.
Denise Hilgeman, Shiela Mills, Sabrina Wade1 Joanna Hofer, and Lucy Martino - who won second place and two tickets to the Cinema Plus Theatres. The Old Man (Doug Perry) placed third, and won a free pitcher at the St. George Tavern, and free sandwiches at Cuzzins.
Denise Hilgeman, of the "Fruit of the Loom" gang calls for other contestants. Douglas Perry wants his food. English Career Night By LISA DELNEGRO worked for the mayor's St. Johns Printing The English depart office on public relations ment, of Flagler College, campaigns in Jacksonville, And Office Supply, Inc. hosted its third annual but who currently works 107 King Street E~glish Career N ight on in public information, in (Across From the Post Office) Thursday, October 27th . forming the community Xero'i; Copies in the East V enido Room. - on how the authorities are YOU R ONE-STOP HEADQUARTERS The evening was divid spending public money to FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE SUPPLIES ed into two parts, the first aid the growth of the part consisting 'of three community. • School Suppliies • Art Supplies guest speakers with the Ms. Brittingham em ~ Drafting Supp lies • Stationery · main topic pertaining to phasized the importance • Calculators •• Greeting Cards the importance of a liberal of a liberal arts education • Typewriter Ribbons · arts, education and how an in life and the necessity of English major can lead to _ communication skills in 824-1496 job opportunities in the · any job related field you field of employment. _ wish to pursue. She also 5 % DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS The first guest speaker - gave the audience some WITH I.D. CA RD was Ms. Jeannie Brit- : personal background on Greg Landrum, winner of the costume conte~t, tingham, who formerly (Continued On Page 16) At Tbe Theatre SIDEWALK CAFE By SAM RAMIREZ Coffee House Atmosphere A cast has been selected for "The Father," Flagler Mouth.Watering Meals C• llfflieUN Drama Department's 1983 major Fall production. Imported Beverages 135 St. George St. "The Father," a play that deals with " psychological 124-0696 realism," was w ritten by August Strindberg and first Onstage for Easy Listening presented in Sweden in 1887. According to Frank N. Magill of Masterplots, "This Oon OIA Duna,way Mon. - Sa. 12 - 3 play deals with the problem of a man's relationship Mi les & McKensey Sat. & Sun. 5-8 with his mother amd wife. Rejected by his own mother, Robert Carr Sun. 10 - 3 the Captain (lead character) had tried to find a mother Open M on -Fri. 12-6; Sat., Su n. 11-8 wife, who, assuming the role, rejected her lover husband." This play is typical of Strindberg's work, as it deals with the battle b.etween the sexes and brings out his view of women a\ a "necessary evil." Playing the lead role$ of the Captain and his wife, Laura, are Jeff Tiroyer and Joan Noeldechen. Also in cluded in the cast are Jennifer Harty as Bertha; David 114 St. George St. 16 Castillo Dr. Snyder as Dr. Ostermark, Andy Greenwald as the Pastor, Toine Benton as Margaret, Luke Cunningham CANVAS, HANDBAGS as Nojd, and John Kennedy as the Orderly. AND DUIFFLEBAGS "The Father" will be shown November 15th Check out ou r new Madras Plaids. through 19th at the Government House Theater. Per formances will be at 8:15 p.m. and tickets will be $1 for We mono'gram. Open 7 days a week. Flagler students with an I.D. Page Seven, The Gargoyle, ember 10, 1983 Flagler College Alumni News
'72 SUSAN DeCOURSEY RYAN, 308 D Street, St. BEYERLY COPELAND, 2000 Huntington Ave., Augustine, is a long-standing member of the Alumni 31209, Alexandria, VA 22303, was here for the Fall Association. meeting of the Board. She's a Past President, and ex of- · JANET L. SMALL is a housewife and mother of two ficio member, and a staunch supporter. Bev is Associate boys, Tomme, 6, and Matthew, 2. They have just mov Executive Director for American Assn. for Adult and ed to 8 Brookdale Road, Cranford, NJ 07016. ·continuing Education. - JANET WISEMAN ENGLISH is involved with the SALLY COWIN GLEI is a Veterinary Assistant at opening of a new business, Contractors' Clearing John Jordan's Midway Animal Clinic. She and her hus House, in Mandarin. · band, Bryan, live at Rt. 4, Box 630, Lexington, NC 27292, with their two children, Jill, 5; and Jason, 2½. '74 KAREN GERMAIN HEARNE, Rt. 8, Box 437-L64, St. Augustine is a Second Grade teacher, and plans to TOM BARR, 21 Dorado Circle, Apt. 2B ,, Haup marry John Amrhein in June of 1984. pauge, NJ 11787, is an Administrator for IBI Security RUTH MOON KEMPHER is an Instructor at St. Company. He is married and has two children, Johns River Community College, and can be reached at Thomas, 2½, and Travis, 1. · P.O. Box 2224, St. Augustine. STEVE BANTA is General Manager of the St. Croix DOROTHY W. KONRAD, 51 N. St. Augustine Chart House Restaurant, but gets his mail at 29 Fuller Blvd., St. Augustine, is retired from the Florida School wood Drive, St. Augustine . . for the Deaf and Blind. PATRICIA BOOTH, 325 Orchis Road, St. DANIEL A. LEDERMAN, 555 North Avenue, Apt. Augustine, is a Teacher with the St. Johns County 10-T, Fort Lee, NJ .07024, is a Computer System School Board. - Engineer and Analysist at Chemical Bank in Fort Lee. ERNESTINE EUBANKS BRANT is with her hus ELLEN MEYERS is employed by IBM Corporation, band, Gregory, at Ft. Benning in Columbus, Georgia. and she and her husband, Douglas, live at 130 New . FRANK H . CARLETON, JR., Gypsy Hill tt Evans Road J-3, Parsippany, NJ 07054. Roads, Gwynedd Valley, PA 19437, is Director of Ten EMILY C. NORTON is a Teacher for the Birm n1s at Magarity Tennis Club in Flourtown, PA. ingham Board of Education, CATHY FORSON RHOTEN, 7435 Germantown JEANNE STERLING CROOKSHANK is an In Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19119, is a Teacher for the structor for the St. Johns County School Board, and is Pennsylvania School for the Deaf. She and her hus living at Rt. 11, Box 261X, St. Augustine. band, Donald, have one son, Don. DURHAM CARNES, 43 St. Augustine Blvd., St. NANCY SIRMONS, 159 Sunset Drive, Longwood, Augustine, and his wife Hermi are retired and doing FL 32750, is Manager for Denmark Sporting Goods in well. · - · NANCY SIMPSON GRAVES, Class ·of Orlando. PATRICIA L. CRIBB is a current Association '74, and her daughter, ANA, along with her DONNA ROSE TESTA, 8401 Granite Place, Tam member, and is living at 1400 S. Joyce, Apt. B1608, Arl pa, FL 33615, is attending Florida State and working · ington, VA 22202. husband, ROBERT, visited Markland recent towards her Ph.D. in Art Therapy/Art Education. · LAURIE-SUZANNE (DeGarmo) is an Actress and ly to renew old acquamtances and tour the JILL SLATER WILLIAMS, 6957 Cedar Hills Court, living at 5519 Sierra Vista, Los Angeles, CA 90038. campus. Riverdale, GA 30296, is a Teacher at Jonesboro Senior CECILIA MILLER DENNISON, 2210 W. High School. Washington Center Road, Fort Wayne, IND 46808, is JEANETTE M. PERRIN is living at 284 Almansa an Instructor at Northwest Allen ·county School in Road, St. Augustine with her husband, Newell, and is '73 Huntertown. - Secretary at the St. Augustine/St. Johns County DAVID ENGLISH, 3151 Blue Heron Drive North Chamber of Commerce. JESUS MARIA BELMONTE, 7 Lighthouse Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32223, is Credit Manager fo; Moor; . LINDA HALL POLI is living at 141 Ovied~treet, St. Augustine, is continuing to teach the Lab Session of Pipe & Sprinkler Company. St. Augustine, and is a Language Arts' Teacher at Spanish 101 at Flagler College. VIKI .WEST FREEMAN is Director of a Cathedral Parish School. SCHELIA COLEE has just finished a booklet entitl ~reschooler~ Camp, "Camp Stepping Stones," and KAREN SENATORE RICE. 1616 Myrtle St., North ed "The Historical Churches in St. Augustine." She lives at 75 Fmch Forest Trail N.W., Atlanta GA 30327. Beach, St. Augustine, is self-employed with her hus · also writes a wee~ly column for the Independent JEANNE HIGGINBOTHAM GIEGER, 226 E. In band Grover, as Grover's Gallery, 16 St. George Street. Traveler, and lives at 44 Bay View Drive, St. Augustine. diana, Midlothian, Texas 76065, is owner of Jeanne's KAREN HOHNE SAPP and husband, Allen, have J. NICHOLAS DE BONIS is attending U of Ten DeeLite Punch, a needle punch supply store, and her moved to Old Moultrie Road, and can be reached at nessee at Knoxville to complete his Ph. D. in Mass husband, Gary, is owner of G & G Floor Cleaning P.O. Box 4198, St. Augustine. Karen's an Assistant Pro Communication/Advertising. He's self-employed with Company. fessor at Flagler College. The Media Factor, 6244 Acadia Avenue, Agoura Hills, RICHARD C. GOATER, 204 Standish Drive, Or JOSEPH SERVEDIO, 446 W. Milton Avenue, CA 91301. mond Beach, FL 32074, is a History eacher at Daytona Rahway, NJ 07065, and his wife, Theresa, are expecting KIMBERLY A. JOHNS, P.O. Box 3531, St. Beach Community College, West Volusia Center, in their second child. Joe is in Kitchen ·cabinet Sales with Augustine, is Director of Women'.s Activities, at St. Deland. · U.S.S. Alside in Clifton. Augustine-St. Johns County Recreation Department. GRACE BOYKIN SHEAFFER and husband, Ken LYNN A. LASHER is a Legal Secretary at: Kitch, LINDA A. MOCK is Job Counselor/Program Coor neth, are living at 2512 Lewis Street, Melbourne, FL Suhrheinrich, Smith, Saurbier & Drutchas, P.C., and dinator for the Kentucky Corrections Cabinet, and 32901. Grace is a Travel Consultant with Paramount she lives ~t 1629 Newcastle, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI lives at 120 South Highland Ave., Princeton, KY 424:45. Travel. PATTI MURRAY SPARRER, 466 Henry Street, 48236. NANCY SIMPSON GRAVES and husband, Robert, Roselle Park, NJ 07204, is Cosmetic Department KATHLEEN E. MEEHAN is a Merchandise were in town recently with their daughter, Ana, and Manager for Sacks Fifth Avenue in Springfield. She and Manager for Saks Fifth Avenue, and lives at 175 Adams visited Markland. (See picture). Nancy is the Secretary husband, Frank, are Super Boosters. Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. for Bear C~eek Baptist Church, and they lie at 15607 KAREN TOHNSON NIER, Route 9, Box 461 , TIMOTHY D. MENK, R.D., East Ryegatte, VT Greer, SC 29651, is Associate Pastor for the First 05042, is Advertising Sales Manager for New England Lone Tree, Houston, Texas 77084. KILMER TAYLOR SWEAZY, 6 Pineash Court, Presbyterian Church, Greer, SC 29651. Builder Magazine, and he's married tio Michele. _ . PATRICE L. NITTERHOUSE is self employed as a DAWN CARLSON NEWELL, 8415 N.W. First The Woodlands, Texas 77380, and husband, Larry, are Real Estate Marketing Broker_and lives at 6455 Burn- Avenue, Gainesville, FL 32607, is a Teacher at Brent Alumni Association members . . SHEA GANZEL VLCEK, 1925 San Marie Drive, ing Tree Terrace, Fayetteville, PA 17223. wood School, and is the proud mother of a boy born in LINDA R. RUSSELL, P.O. Box 111, Seymour, June. South, Jacksonville, FL 32217, is married to Alan, and TENN 37865, is a Teacher and Head Basketball & Soft KARREN NEWMAN is a Teaching Assistant and is a Housewife/Mother. ball Coach for Sevier County Board of Education. doing her Ph._D. work at FSU. She lives at 2103 Wakefield Lahe, Tallahassee, FL 32303. (Continued On Page Eight) Page Eight, The Gargoyle, November 10, 1983 Alumni News '75 BARBARA NICK, P.O. Box 29847 TCU, Ft. CHRISTINE BARRETT, 6 Tremerton Street, St . . Worth, Texas 76129, is a Resident Halll Director at Augustine is a current Alumni Association member. Texas Christian University . . MEGAN D. DELANY, 6 Masters Drive, St. DONNA ' POVIA WILLIS, and her husband, Ed Augustine, is Assistant to Vice President/Purchasing mond, ~e living at . Rt. 8, Box 240-P, St. Augustine. Dept., at Tree of Life, a health food distributor. Donna 1s a Teacher for St. Johns County. JACK DRISKELL and wife, Carol, live at 303 Surf ·PATRICIA ANN ROBERSON, 17 Rollins Avenue, side Avenue, St. Augustine, and Jack is a big supporter St. Augustine, is Assistant Principal at W. Douglas of the Paddle Tennis Association. Hartley Elementary School. MARY M. FARRIS is a Kindergarten Teacher, and MARK "SMILEY" STURGIS and his wife, Karen, lies at 10 Sea Park Drive, N., St. Augustine. are at 22563 S.W. 66th Avenue 409, Boca Raton, FL LYNNE FIGEL has married M. Woodrow Griffin, 33433, where Mark is Pastor at West Boca Presbyterian and they are living at 2913 Sir Walter Lane, Hampton, Church. · Virginia 23661. Lynne is an English Teacher with ROBERT C. WEAVER, and his wife, Valerie, live at Newport News City Schools. - 880 Alhambra A venue, St. Augustine Shores and GERRY L HAMMOND, 412 Talaflo Street, Robert is self-employed. ' Tallahassee, FL 32308; is Assistant Attorney General, . PE~GY JO CARAWAY is a housewife and part with the State of Florida, Department of Legal Affairs. ttme mstructor at St. Augustine Vo Tech School in JOHN HEEKIN, and ~ife, Pamela, are living at 401 Corrections. She and her husband, Hanclly, live at Rt. Monument Road, Apt. 77, Jacksonville, FL 32211, and 7, Box 259AU, St. Augustine. · John's a Broker with Blinder & Robinson & Company. RICHARD (RICK) GARDNER, Class of LOUISE LONG, Box 102T, Route 1 South, St. '77 '80, his wife STEPHANIE and children Augustine, is self-employed. · She and husband, Lance, · RICKY AND KA TIE on campus during a re run Ancient City Wicker & Imports, Inc., and have a RUTH ANDERSON · PIPPIN, 2206 S.W. 28th child,· Leah Marie. Avenue, Okeechobee, FL 33472 is a Kindergarten cent visit to the college. _RICK, a business· ma · DEBORAH CUMMINGS MAIER, R.D. 1 Lorden Teacher at North Elementary School. She recently jor at Flagl~r, went directly into the U.S. Driy'fl Milford, NH 03055, has married Larry, and married James Pippin. Marine Corps from college and was commis RONS. ANSELMO is self-employed, and he and his woulcl 1ike to be a member of the Alumni Association. sioned a lieutenant.- He saw service with the See the enclosed form, Debbie. wife, Barbara, live at 26151 Lakeshoire Boulevard A.M. (KIDD) PEREZ is now working in New York Euclid, Ohio '4-4132. · ' Marine contingent during the evacuation of and can be reached-at the Federal Bureau of Investiga DANIEL W. APEL is a Teacher at the Florida the PLO from Beruit and went back into tion, 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10278. School for the Deaf and the Blind, and he and his wife Beruit a month later as part of the peace JACKIE PHILLIPS is a Teacher of the fifth grade at. Denise, live at 18 Sylvan Drive in St. Augustine. ' R.B. Hunt School here'in St. Augustine. . JEFF BLISS, and his wife, Kathy, are living at 405 keeping force at the airport before being VIVIAN BURRUS TODD an~ husband, Jerry, are ·Palm Avenue, Nokomis, FL 33555, and Jeff is Vice rotated home. living at 2160 Edson Drive, Beaumont, Texas 77706. Vi President of Bliss Insurance, Inc. ,1, vian is a Travel Consultant with International Tour JANE BOSWORTH teaches at Florida School for Travel. the Deaf and the Blind, and lives at 208 A Street on St. GORDON P. JONES, 320 B 8th Street, Atlantic CAROLINE WILLE is presently in Michigan but Augustine Beach. Beach, FL 32233, is Head Pro .at Silva Marina and plans to return to 7420 S.E. Lapaz, Milwaukie, Oregon MARY BOUSMAN is Ad~inistrator for· the St. Country Club. 97222. She has been working as a tutor for Cambodian Johns County Senior Citizens Home in St. Augustine, . BUFF .KEETH, 1600 Pullen Road, .A:pt,._ 15C, stud n'l!s{teaching them hasic English survival skills. and lives at 53 Miruela A venue. Tallahassee, FL 32303, is a student at the College of '76 I.· · . BAMBI BRADLEY, 4 ll~h Street, . St. Augustine Law, FSU. Beach, is a Physical Education Teacher at Florida MARK F. KELLY, is self-employed as a Yacht Cap DEBBY APPLEWHITE WICKLESS, Rt. 3, Box School for the Deaf and the Blind. tain for Kelly Marine Service, and lives at 1146 Coastal 192-B, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 is currently staying 1st Lt. ROBERT C. BRUNO lives with his wife · Highway, St. Augustine. at home, taking care of her two boys, ages 5 and 15 Sylvia, at 137 Indiana, Jacksonville, ARK 72076, wher; he is a Navigator in the United States Air Force. JONI CONE KLEYLA and husband Robert are liv months. · ing at 351 Varella Avenue. Joni is a Kindergarten JOE BEACH is Athletic Director at Briarwood MARY KATE (KATIE) BURNETT is a Flight At tendant for Delta Air Line_s, Inc., bast:d out of 405 Teacher at Trinity Episcopal School. School, and lives at Rt. 9, Box 84T, St. Augustine. RICK L. LAWSON is Western U.S. Sales Rep for BRIAN P. BOWMAN, 1·80 So. Oneida Street, St. Brookside Drive, Danville, KY 40422. LINDA CARLSON Plans to marry JAMES A. Tech Data Corporation and living in Maderia Beach, Augustine, is_ self-employed as a Preservation Craft FL. He receives mail, however, at 11608 108th St., N., sman, and was just appointed to the Ad Hoc Commit FOUNTAIN on November 19th. She's presently liv: ing at Rt. 3, Box 56X, St. Augustine, and is an SLF Largo, FL 33540. tee to add a historical element to the comprehensive ci Teacher for Putnam County Schools.· JERRY McLAUGHLIN called the other day and ty plan. will be in Florida in January with his team ..He's Assis PETER BRANDI is owner of Brandi & Brandi Inc. MIMI COX ROBERSON won the Montgomery Ci ty Tennis Championship Women's Tournament in Ju tant Women's Basketball Coach at Temple University and is living.at 207 7th Street, Atlanta, GA 30308. ' in Philly and lives at 626 Amosland Road, Morton, PA JAMES R. CHAMPION, JR., and his wife, Patricia, ·ly, a:nd she and'her husband, Mike, were finalists in the Alabama State Closed Tournament in August. They are 19070. are living at 5526 Twilight Drive, N.W., Roanoke, VA MARK MEDDERS, P.O. Box 162, Acco~ac, .YA 24019. Jim is a :special Education Vocational Consul pros at The Tennis Shop, P.O. Drawer -6139, Mon tgomery, AL 36194. 23301, is Executive Assistant for Atlantic Publications, tant with the Roanoke County School Svstem. .Jnc. DANIEL 0. DAY is living at 3130 Vinings Ridge ESTHER DANIELS, 42 Sea Park Driv~, St. Drive, Atlanta, GA 30339, and is with I.B.M. National Augustine, is retired and is a long-time member of your VICKY MELANDER SMITH, 1591 Lane Avenue S Marketing Division Headquarters. . · Alumni Association. 94F, Jacksonville, FL 32210, is a Transportation CHRISTINE EDDY is U.S.P.T.A. Head Tennis CINDY ETZ is a Marketing Rep·for Agency Rent-A Specialist for the Exceptional Student Education, Duval Teaching Professional at Naples Bath & Tennis Club, Car, and is living at 2118 Abercorn Street, Savannah, County School Board. and lives at 2457 Outrigger Lane, Naples, FL 33942. GA 31401. JOANITA M. NELLENBACH, 864 Alcala,,Drjve, St. Augustine, is with the Army and A viatioa,Sµpport M~RIE GROVES is ~ounge Manager at the ;anta · MAUREEN A. GATENS, 906D Lake Nora S. Facility Command at Gecil Field, Jacksonville . . •'i Mana ~estaurant, .and lives at 14 Riberia Street, St. Court, Indianapolis, IND 46240; is Program Manager Augustme. _ at Near Eastside Multi-Service Center: Proram 70001, FRANKJ. NOVAK, P.O. Box 371, East Palatka; FL and sends greetings to all her friends. 32031, is a Learning Disabilities Resource Teacher at E':f.LYN HENVILLE, P. 0. Box 83, Charlestown Browning Pearce Community School/Mellon School. Nevis, West lndies, is educatiortofficer at the Minist~ STEVE PAUL is a :Budget Analyst with the of Education. She lives with her husband, MELFORD. LESLIE GERN has married RANDALL CLOYD Metropolitan District Commission of Hartford, and WAYNE McGINNIS, 12232 Reed A venue, Grand ('78), and they live at 936 S.E. 5th Court, Deerfield receives his mail at P.O. Box C-5, Pleasant Valley, CT Terrace,_C:~ 92324, is Vice Prnsident_of Imported Pro Beach, FL 33441. Leslie is an Attorney with Furr arid 06063. ducts D1v1s10n for Global Equ~pment, Inc. Cohen, P.A., in Boca Raton. (Continued On Page Nine) Page Nine, .The-Gargoyle, November 10, 1983 JEAN A. RAHNER is Theatre Manager/ Actress for Melfi-Osborne Productions, at the Monson Bayfront More News About Flagler Alumni Dinner Theatre. She and her husband, TOM, live at 67 Lighthouse A venue, St. Augustine. RICCI PONTI and his wife, Catherine, have two JOE D. GILBREATH, P.O. Box 4727, Ocala, FL BRAD RANDALL, and his wife, Patricia, live at children; Scott Christopher, 3½, and Amber Christine .. 32678, is Director for the Marion County Civil 1116 9th Street, N. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, and 2. They live at 777 Jackson Avenue, Ardsley, PA 19038 Preparedness Department. Brad is Division Manager for A.L. Williams Insurance. and Ricci is Manager and Tennis Pro at Garden Fair LOU and LINDA (FORSTER) GRECO are living at BOB ROSS is a Sales Representative for U.S. Surgical, Tennis Club in Horsham. 244 Dartmouth Road, St. Augustine, and both teach at and lies at 4222 lnverrary Blvd. 4803, Lauderhill, FL •. LON, PRICE, 2404 Nottingham Dr., Falls Church, the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind. 33319. 'vk 22043, is President, Salon Director of Universe MICHAEL EDWARD GREEN is in his third year Productions Hair Alive, and as such hired PHYLLIS of law school at FSU, and is married to KATHY ED RYAN, Box 437, Bldg. 27, Sandy Hook, NJ GIBBS of Flagler's Drama Department, to direct a BRADLEY. 07732, is a self-employed farmer and also works for the musical revue during the summer. "Oh Coward", BOBBY GUERINO, 178 West Street, P.O. 63, National Park Service as a Ranger. which dealt with the SOJ].gs of actor/playwright Noel Milford, Mass 01757, is a Social Worker with the State DANIEL STEWART and his wife, MARY ELLEN Coward, ran for two weeks at the Mclean Theater of Mass. Dept. of Public Welfare. (CROTTY) live at 20 Fancher Court. Dan is Athletic Center in Northern Virginia, and was quite successful. GINA HAMILTON ELLERBE and husband, Director at. Flagler College. RICK REEDY is Assistant Basketball Coach at Liv JOHN ('80) are living at 1760 Colvin Avenue, St. Paul, MARJORIE (STONE) DURLING and her husband, ingston University, and receives his mail at P.O. Box Minnesota. - Ken,. live at 32 Menendez Road, St. Augustine. Margie 677, Livingston, AL 35470. SHERYL (HAMILTON) and JEFF is a Dormitory Supervisor for Florida School for the MIKE ROYAL and his wife, Elizabeth Ann, are at HOPFENSP~RGER are expecting their first child in Deaf and the Blind. P.O. Box 4532, Woodland Park, CO 80863, and Mike December, and are in the process of moving to their . MOLLY STRICK.MAN, 201 State Road 3, Apt. 46, is a Secondary Teacher in Colorado Springs. · new home. Jeff is Regional Vie President with A.L. St. Augustine,.is a Kindergarten Teacher for St. Johns DOROTHY ANN STANSEL, 13 Madeora Street, Williams Insurance and Sheryl is acting as Assistant to I County. St. Augustine, is a Teacher for the Clay County School the Pastor of Memorial Presbyterian Church while on DONNA FERRIS SYPHARD is Merchandise Board: temporary leave from Florida School for the Deaf and Manager for J.C. Penney Co., and lives at 5401 Old Na CARL WILLIAMS is a high school teacher at the the Blind. tional Highway 504, College Park, GA 30349. · Florida School for the Deaf and Blind, and lives at 13 GREG TILTON, P.O. Box 3664, Crofton, MD -- Bernard Street, Apt. A,_ St. Augustine. RICK and CLYDIE JACKSON's address is 1703 E. 21114, is a Senior Sales Representative for Friden SANDRA (SMITH) FAUST, 17 Bridge Street, St. 12th Street, Chattanooga, TN 37404, where Rick Alcatel, who manufacture electronic mailing Augustine, is ·a Child and Family Therapist for Tri teaches at Tennessee Temple High School. equipment. County Mental Health in Palatka. PAMELA R. KING, 3325 Bayshore Blvd. 32C, Tam ' PAUL WILLIAMSON, 25 DeSota Street, Apt. 1, St. pa; · FL 33629, is an 'Intern Pastor at Hyde Park LINDA (VECCHIONE) RUMPH and her husband, Augustine, has returned and is teaching Freshman Presbyterian Church. MIKE, live at 1462 Thompson Avenue, ~ullivan's English here at Flagler. He's currently writing a novella ROBERT B. KERR is Sales Manager for Braman Island, SC 29482, where Linda is Special_~v~p:ts Coor of a political nature, as his interest in politics stems · Porche-Audi, and is living at 6060 Falls Circle S. dinator and Editor of the Resort Newsldttef' "Island from enjoying "being close to power" when he worke4 Building 200, Apt. 221, Lauderhill, FL 33313. Messanger, for Wild Dunes Beach and Racquet Club. for the House of Representatives in Tallahassee. ROBERT J. KLEYLA, 351 Varella Avenue, St. LAURA WENGERT is a Sales Associate with Ar Augustine, is a fifth grade Teacher for the St. Johns row Electronics, Inc. · in Ft. Lauderdale, and lives at County School Board. He and JONI have a beautiful 2829 N.W. 63rd Terrace, Sunrise, FL 33318. '78 ydung son. ' PAMELA A. YOUNG, R.D. 7, Box 69, Wellsboro, PA 16901, is S:i.ni,tation Supervisor for Borden, ,Inc. GREGORY BAILEY is. an Independent Insurance ROGER LEE, 312 Meadow Hills·, McLeansboro, ILL PENNY L. WILLIS is International Banking Officer Agent. He and his wife, Laurie, live at 6 Corunna 6285?, is -a Coach and ~th grade Teacher at Opdyke for Flagship Bank of Jacksonville, and living .at 6703 S. Street, Vila.no Beach. · Grade School. His wife's name is PENNY. Augustine Road 212, Jacksonville, FL 32217. . DEBRA BRICKNER CYMBALUK and her hus MIKE & VAL (FISH) LEGE ~ave a ·.daughter, band, Mike are expecting a baby, and are living at '136 Valerie, 2½, and-they are living at .r Marlin Drive, St. '79 l'-. Ovie~fo Street. Debra's an SLD Teacher for St. Johns Augustine. Val is Program.Coordinator ;~nd Therapist J ., .• Colirity. ' '' ' for St. Augustine General Hospital Cen~er for New DAVID ALRED, 5226 Timber Trace, 1S,~.bi,ntonio, CHRISTINE BURY, 6 Barcelona Avenue, teaches at Learning, and Mike .is Physical Education Teacher at Texas 78250, is a 1st Lt., Flight Commander/Officer R.B. Hunt' Elementary, and took a fabulous -trip to Evelyn Hamblen_Schpol. Training School with the United States Air Force. He Londo11, Paris and ·Europe this summer. and his wife, IRIS, have a daughter, MELISSA, 18 mos. MARK CASHEN and his wife, JENNY (MARTIN) ARLETTE JEAN LOVE and her husband, JIM, live PAMELA BLITCH has married CHRIS L. BRIT are living at 1051 Fairwood Lane, Jacksonville, FL at 367 West Washington, Starke, FL 32091. Arlette-is a TON, and they are living at 1508 Quail Point Road, 32205. Mark is a-Teacher of the physically impaired for Language Arts Teacher at Bradford County Middle Virginia Beach, VA 23454. Pam is a Teacher of hearing the Duval County School Board, and also teaches a School. impaired children with the Portsmouth School Board. course at Flagler College - Curriculum for the Severe ROBERT LOCKE McCORMICK, 12157 Cheyenne JANE ELIZABETH. BOCK is an SLD English ly and , Profoundly Mentally Retarded. Jenny is a . Trail, Jacksonville, FL 32223, is Inventory Control Teacher at Milton High School and receives her mail at Primary Resolfrce Teacher for Duval School Board. _ Analyst, for Southeast Toyota·Distributors. · P.O. Box 3561, Milton, FL 32572. DEBORAH L. NORTH is married to STEPHEN RUSSELL BRULE, 928 ,Bristol Street, New Bedford, RICHARD E. CONNAWAY is an Assistant with N. MONAHAN, and they lie at 235 Francis Street, St. MA 02745, is Staff Assistant with American Telephone Owen Sign Studios and a current member of the Alum Augustine.Debbie is a Physical Education Teacher for & Telegraph. ni Association. He recei_ves his mail at P.O. Box 1111, the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind. St. Augustine. (Continued On Page Ten) ROBERT W. CONNAWAY is a Systems Program mer for Management Information Systems·Group, Inc., What's H a ppen in g ? Use this form to tell us_ebout voursetf or other .,umni. and receives mail at the same address. RANDALL CLOYD married LESLIE GERN and they are living in De.erfield Beach, FL, where Randy is
Vice President Marketing & Sales, Boxman National NAME ______:______~ Corporation. ADDFESS ______--1 KAREN M. "BOSTON" DOHERTY is living in Jacksonville at 1507 Cherry Street (32205) and is CLASS ______'1iYemplo:yed by Florida Junior Collge as . an lnter preter!tNotetaker/Tutor for Deaf and Handicapped - Students. . OCCUPATION ______-1 ED ENNIS and his wife, BETH (GOEDE) are living at 4579 San Pablo Road, Jacksonville,-FL 3,2224. Ed teaches Science at Allen D. Nease High School. They NEWS ITEMS ______,- ______:__-'-- ____.;______-1 are the parents of a baby girl. DOUGLASS D. FRAZIER is a professional Dancer ' living at 355 W. 51st Street, Apt. 51, New York, NY Mail Completed Form to: Josie Griffith, Coordinator of Alumni Affairs, Flagler College, St.'Augustine, FL 32084 • 10019. ,
/ Page Ten, The goyle, November 10, 1983 More Alumni News CAROLYN A. CALHOUN, 8 Marilvn Avenue, St. PATTI WEST is in reservations for Eastern Airlines, Augustine, is a Chapter I Reading Teacher at W. , STEPHEN R. MONAHAN, 235 Francis Street, St. Augustine; is employed by The Chart House. and lives at 539 West Paces Ferry Road, N .W., Atlanta, Douglas Hartley Elementary School. GA 30305. NICHOLAS A. DANYUS is a Teacher at Fletcher DEE PARKER ALBINSON, 560 Nevill Street, Perth Amboy, NJ 08861, is a Sales Administration, BILL WOOD, and his wife, DARLENE, are living at Junior High School, and lives · at 11990 Beach 989 S. Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714. Boulevard, Apt. 122, Jacksonville, FL 32216. Coordinator for Wagner Electric. DEBBY (PIERCE) and her husband THOMAS Bill is a financial analyst for Martin Marietta ELIZABETH DAVIDSON, P.O. Box 181, Water Aerospace. Mill, NY 11976, has her own retail clothing store. KOLLER, are doing fine and are at 2837 A N : Maryland Avenue, Milwa1,1kee, Wisconsin 53211. Deb CHERYL YAGER WOOLWINE and her husband JUDY (DEL VECCHIO) STAUB and her husband, have recently built a new home in Wildwood Creek, St. DWIGHT, live at 237 Central Avenue, Hawthorne, NJ bie is a Teacher for the hearing impaired at Menomonee F.alls School. Augustine. They are the proud parents of a son, AN 07506 with their young daughter, EMILY. Judy is a DREW, born March 25, 1983. part-time Sign Language Instructor at Ridgewood Com munity School, and a full-time housewife and mother. RANDY POSLUNS, 40 Fountainhead Road 606, '80 JOHN F. EV ANS is a Scheduling Rep with Up with Downsview, Ontario, is engaged and plans to marry in SKIP ABRAMS and his wife, DEE DEE are living at People, Inc., out of Tucson, but receives his mail locally Brooklyn in February of next year. He's Assistant 10633 Bobbie Lane, West Palm Beach, FL 33411. They at Rt. 9, Box 196E, St. Augustine. Manager for Superior Acceptance Corporation. have a 7 month old daughter, KRISTIN, and Skip is an JEFF FEDER, 822 West Side Drive, Gaitherburg, BETH RICHARDS, 504B Tumblinking Road, Ft. Insurance Adjuster for Cramer, Johnson & Associates. MD 20878, is employed by O'Donnell's Seafood Pierce, FL 33450, is a Teacher of the deaf for the St. JACQUE ALDERMAN is an instructor at the House, and has married LINDA. Lucie County School Board. . Association for Retarded Citizens, and she lives at Rt. JILL (FRESENIUS) MORTORANA. and husband, JULIE RICKER SMITH and her husband, DANIEL, ' 8, Box 390, St. Augustine. CHUCK, are at 200 St. Andrews Blvd . . 911, Winter are on temporary assignment at 205A New Jersey LISA ALEMIDA (see picture) was instrumental in Park, FL 32792, where Jill is a SLD Resource Teacher at Sftreet, Plattsburgh AFB, NY 12903. She's currently a forming the "Boston Chapter" of the Alumni Associa Washington Shores Elementary. Mother and Homemaker, with two children, tion. She's in Miami now, but has just been transferred· .____ DOUGLAS FOOTE, 8800 Bunnett Road, Austin, TREVOR DANIEL, 3 years old, and BRITTANY to Jacksonville, and plans to take an active role in the Texas, is with the Rusty Scupper Restaurant. LYNN, almost 1. Daniel is a Pilot with the United work of your Alumni Association. Lisa is a directory SHERRY FOUNTAIN THOMAS, 3 Parkersburg States Air Force. advertising rep for Southern Bell. · Court, Savannah, GA, 31406, is a bookkeeper at Foun JANN RIEGER LODERHOSE, 1320 Miracle Lane, . BARBARA L, ARMSTRONG is an accountant with tain Marina, Inc. She and her husband; RONALD, Ft. Myers, FL 33901, is an Interpreter for hearing im the Peace Corps and her address is Peace Cor have a son, RYAN MATTHEW, born March 25, 1983. paired students with the Lee County School Board. ps/Ponape, P.O. Box 9, Kolonia, Ponape, E.C.I. 96941. (See picture.) GIGI BENATI, 7 Morgan Avenue, Norwalk, ELIZABETH (GOEDE) ENNIS is a First Grade WENDIE M. ROWAND is a SLD/EH Teacher at CONN 06851, is self-employed in electrolysis, along Teacher at Ponte Vedra-Palm Valley School. She and Ramona Elementary in Jacksonville, and lies at 30 S. with being a part-time needle artist and on a stage crew her husband, ED, have a new baby daughter, for whom First Street, Ponce de Leon Heights, St. Augustine. for a theatre. GLENN PLATT, Flagler College Librarian, is PAULA SMITH MILLER, and her husband, JENNY BRUNO is a homemaker and artist with Honorary Grandfather. JULIAN, have moved into a new home at 3544 American Community Services. She lives at R.R. 2, RICHARD W. GROUX, JR., 2401 Bugle Lane, Cypress Street, Jacksonville, FL 32205. Paula also has a Box 251, Pickneyville, ILL 62274. Reston, VA 22091, is an Attorney with Garvey & new job as Work Evaluation Specialist with Memorial STACEY CASSO ADAMS, P. 0. Box 3031, Moller law firm. Regional Medical Center, and loves it. Schenectady, NY 12303, is a reading specialist at Shal EVELYN N. HOWARD-HAND is a practicing At JOHN H. TESDORPF is self-e~ployed and lies at 10 mont School District. torney with Kammerman, Overstreet & Hurren, and Ponce de Leon Avenue, St. Augustine. ROSANNE CHIASSON is an SLD resource teacher lives at 8308 Peaceful Hill, Austin, Texas 78745. She is CHUCK and TERRI (MILLIN) TINLIN are living at Charles E. Bennett Elementary in Green Cove, and married t·o BRIAN M. HAND. at 930 Via Mil Cumbres 223D, Solana Beach, CA she lives at 4539 Cedarwood Road, Jacksonville, FL TONY HARROUN, and his wife, SUSAN ('83) are 92075, where Chuck is a second year student at Califor- · 32210. living at 83 Cedar Str_eet. Tony is Education Specialist nia Western School of Law, and Terri is a Sixth Grade MICAH and MARY CLUKEY live at 46 Macaris with the Drug Education and Prevention Center. Teacher at Del Mar Pines Elementary School. , Street. Mary is a clerk at Bevill's Community Phar TOM HART and his wife, LINDA SUSAN, have a macy, and Micah is district 'manager for Athletic Attic. daughter, RACHEL, born July 2, 1983. They live at LEN CONNOR, 5955-D Winegard Road, Orlando, MITCHELL WALK has moved to 2000 Huntington FL 32809, is an employment interviewer with Walt 133 Barnsley Road, Columbia, SC, 29210, where Tom Avenue, Apt. 404, Alexandria, VA 22303. He's district is a · Laboratory Products Rep for. Becton-Dickinson Disney World. sales manager for Cibco Importing Co. KAREN CURTIS LODERHOSE and her husband, Company. JAY WEIMAR, 25½ Sevilla Street, St. Augustine, FL ANN T. HOPKINS and her husband, TOMMY, are GARY are expecting their first child. Until that time, 32084, is circulation manager for the St. Augustine Karen is a communications teacher with FSDB. expecting a baby in December. Their address is Rt. 3, Record. Box 88A, Cairo, GA 31728. (Co~tinued On Page Eleven) MARY LANG JACKSON, P.O. Box 2047, St. Augustine, is an English teacher at St .. Augustine High. . MIKE JUNGHANS, 717 Thayer Ave., Silver Spr mg, MD, 1s a Teacher at Noyes Detention Center. LEE R. KERMODE, and his wife, JANINE, live at 2629 Grampian Drive West, Jacksonville, FL 32216. Lee is an Account Executive with General Electric Credit Corp. NORM MASON and his wife, CINDY, are living at 777 N.W. 155 Lane, Apt. 614, Miami, FL 33169. Norm is Operations Manager with Flexible Business Systems, Inc. FRANK McDONALD, 11621 Sylvan Street, Apt. 6, North Hollywood, CA 91606, is Warehouse Manager for Tree of Life West. JAMES J. McNAMARA, JR., and his wife, SALLY, live at 134 Cookman A venue, Ocean Grove, NJ 07756. Jim is an Equity Agent for Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. MI~ MERIDITH is self-employed as a Pub Singer, Substitute Teacher, and Writer of Jingles, and lives at " Little Winsted," Kent Ave., Devonshire, Bermuda. MARK MESSERSCHMID and his wife, PAULA, from left, with ADELE PRAIRIE, ANDY are currently living at 1649-3 El Prado Road, Jackson The Boston CHAPTER of the Flagler Col ville, FL 32216, where Mark is Manager of Kinney lege Alumni Association was formed Labor MCRAE, DONNA ZANNI and BRIAN Shores Rogero Road store. Day Weekend when LISA ALMEIDA visited, WASHBURN. - ·" · KATHLEEN DALTON WINGET and her hus band, TIM,.are li".ing at 6750 Ector Road, Jacksonville, FL 32211. Kathy 1s a teacher of pre-school hearing im paired at Pinedale Elementary School. JOHN K. and GINA (HAMILTON) ELLERBE are at 1100 W. Cor~al Avenue 140, Kingsville, Texas 78363, wher~ . John ts an aviation support ·equipment techmc1an. · CATHY FINN, 1110 Poinsettia Avenue, Orlando FL 32804, is an instructor at Seminole Communit; College. KATIE GAUSE SASSER, and her husband WI~LIAM, live at 305 Las Olas Road, St. Augustin:. Katie teaches Spanish and is chairman of foreign language department at St. Augustine High School. :VILLIAM F. GIE~ENHAUS, 1911 Trumpet Court, Vienna, VA 221 80, 1s a salesman for Potomac Rubber Co . .JANET L. GILI_)RED is a sales representative for Lipton, Inc., and lives at 582 Dorchester Drive, River Vale. NT 07675. TRACY (GLISSON) GREEN, Rt. 8, Box 775, St. Augustine is a production controller at the Naval Air Rework Facility, NAS, Jacksonville. JOHN B. GONZALES, 8000 S.E. Little Harbour JANET ENGLISH, president of the Alum Drive, Hobe Sound, FL 33455, is manager for Loblolly TEL-A-THON. She 1s assistelby new board Bay, Ltd. ni Association, displays a chart showing the members KRIS ALLISON and CHIP GLEN V. HARGROVE is a teacher at Forrest increase in membership, subsequent to a local HOLLISTER. Senior High School, and he and his wife, NANCY, live - at 346 Fortuna Avenue, St. Augustine. PAM PINKERTON, P. 0. Box 6092, is a mid-school PAMELA (FARLEY) CONTE is a supervisor 1 SUSAN (HARTMAN) KOBASIUK, and her bus teacher for the Hearing Impaired at the Governor Bax loan documentation with Family Mutual Savings Bar , .band, FREDERICK, live at 65 Church Lane, Middle ter State School for the Deaf. and ROBERT J. CONTE, her husband, is a partn · Island, NY 11953. Susan is a resource room teacher for NANCY RUTLAND, 819 18 Ave., North, St. and electrician with Conte Electric. They live at 4 Stil( a junior high in Middle Island. Petersburg, FL 33704, is in her second year at Stetson A venue, Haverhill, MA 01830. SUSAN HEINEMAN, 3000 S. Raccoon Road, Can Univ. College of Law, and plans to marry ROBERT ANNE (CORWITH) JOY has married JOHN, and field, Ohio 44406, is a teacher of the hearing impaired SPITZER, of New York, on May 26. they live at 709-102 S. W. 75 Street, Gainesville FL with the Youngstown City Schools. NANCY RAMSEY is secretary to the general 32601. Anne is office coordinator with Morrison, Inc. LAURA E. HOGE is a dining ·room supervisor and manager, Group W Cable of DeLand, Holly Hill & manager for Gilbert Robinson, Inc. and lives at 3919 E New Smyrna, Westinghouse Corp., and lives at 125 S. MARTHA (GARDNER) FERGUSON a~d her hus Dixie Ave., Smyrna, GA 30080. · Orchard St., Apt. 210, Ormond Beach, FL 32074. band JOHN ('79) are the parents of Jennifer Royer, DAVID O 'NEILL ('81) and they plan to marry in · DEBBIE (SEITZ) DICKSON, ind her husband, JIM, bor;11 July 11, 1982, and are living at 2096 Tyler Street, March or April of 1984. . live at 418 Centennial Drive, Morrisville, PA 19067. Umon, NJ 07083. Martha_is self-employed selling fine BRAD JOHNSON, 8375 Old Stable Road, Cincin Debbie is a teacher of special ed for Hamilton art and custom framing to the commercial and residen nati, Ohio 45243, is on the field staff for Young Life. Township Board of Education. tial market, while John is with Hearst Books. BUDI_)Y McDANIEL, Rt. 6, Box 420, Salisbury, NC KAREN (SUTTON) SCHECK, . lives at 122 BECKY (GEYER) BONNER, and her husband ED 28144, 1s a Research Assistant at Piedmont Research Neshaminy Road, Croydon, PA., with her husband, are living at 705 B Perkins Street, Apt. 3, Leesbur~, FL Station, UNC, Raleigh. ALBERT. She's a teacher of the Multi-Handicapped at 32748. Becky is an aerobic dance instructor with WILLIAM B. McLAUGHLIN and his wife, JANET the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf. Pegasus Fitness Center. (LAKES) are expecting their second child. BRETT is GAYLE (TOWNSEND) and ROB GROTHEER FREJ? HARDEN, ~2 Park Place, Ormond ~fr~h, FL now 2 years old. Bill is Local Combat System Test are living at 1219 Maryland Drive, Albany, GA 31707. 32074, 1s an Ocean Lifeguard and Massage Therapist ; t Development Director for CG 47 (Ticonderoga) Class Rob is Youth Director at the First United Methodist Seabreeze Wholistic Health Clinic. Shipbuilding with Wheeler, Ind., Inc., out of Church. and Gayle is Teacher of Hearing Impaired CHIP HOLLISTER, and his wife, KELLY, live at Washington, DC with Dougherty County School System. 348 Shores Blvd., St. Augustine. Chip is a teacher of MELODY (MILTON) COGGIN, and her husband KIM (WELCH) BOSENBERG is self-employed as a 3-year-olds at Children's Village and Kelly is with DOUGLAS, live at Rt. 2, Box 459-E, Macclenny, FL Communications Consultant. She and her husband, Barnett Bank. 2063. Melody is a physical education teacher and girls' ROBERT, live a~ 2521 Jay Street, Slidell, LA 70460. MARGIE (HOOK) NICHOLSON, and her hus softball coach at Baker County High School. JENNY ZORN has moved to 94 W. Tulane, Apt. B, band, DONALD, live at 205 A Magnolia Avenue, . J_OHN and TR!SH (MINCHEW) O'TOOLE, are Columbus, Ohio, 43202, where she's working on her Pasadena, MD 21122. Margie is manager at Great Earth hvmg at ~72! A Riverside Avenue, Jacksonville, FL Doctorate. She was in the St. Augustine area for a few Vitamins. 32206. Tnsh 1s a paralegal with the law firm of Ellis E. days in August visiting old friends. Jenny is a researcher JOHN LAUGHRIDGE is with The Crocker Bank Neder, Jr., P.A., and John is an art teacher at Baldwin 'for the Ohio Department of Development, Ohio Data ·and he lives at 4654 W. El Segundo Blvd., Apt. B'. High School. · Users Center: · Hawthorne, CA 90250. <;::ATHERINE (MOBLEY) GOFF, 565 Sagamore '81 JOHN MARK LEACH, 4334 Burlington Ave. N., Ave. 4, Portsmouth, NH 03801 , teaches 7th and 8th AL BAY is vice president of Drifter Sportswear Co., St. Petersburg, FL 3371,3, is a teacher of the deaf at Pinellas County Schools. grades Language ~rts & Reading. She and her husband, Inc., and has just returned from a trip to Mexico. He BRETT, are stationed at Pease AFB. does a lot of traveling in his job (New York, Chicago, JEFFREY MAYS is a salesperson at Friedmans ~N A~ASTASIA MURRAY, 268 St. George Las Vegas, etc.), and frequently finds himself in the St. Jewelers and was a volunteer in the recent Tel-A-Thon. Street, 1s a kmdergarten teacher at · W.D. Hartley Augustine area. His address is 3971 Briarcliff Road, .JOHN and_TISH (FRASER) McMAHON are expec School. N.E., Atlanta, GA 30345. , tu_ig a baby m December. John is district supervisor JUDY (~J\l
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Besies the mail service Dating Game winners Andy Musselman, Cindy Spurgeon and Jim Chesnes discuss He noted that Flagler he provides; Sitton does Patricia Kelly, Laura Best, Thomas Keller, plans for after the show, Collge policy requires all all the duplicating needed full-time students to have by professors and some a mail box. clubs on the two xerox Jazz and Aerobic Class "The mail boxes serve machines m the mail By DONNA, DIAZ sometimes as the only room. New to Flagler Collge this year is jazz and aerobic communication between dance teacher, Miss Lynette Walls. Another aspect of the students and staff," he Her eight years of teaching at her own studio of jazz, job which he enjoys is the said. aerobic, ballet and tap dance on U.S. One South, led interaction with students. Leaning back in his her to Flagler to teach jazz and aerobic dancing. "I see them (students) chair, Sitton said he sees Miss Walls attended Flagler as a part-time student, his job as a service to daily. I know a lot of them fairly well," he said. and enjoys being a part of it once again. She danced in others. He recently at such schoorprntluctions as "Fantistics," "Once Upun -a tended a meeting with 50 Sitton said some of the Mattress," and "Dog in the Manger." Richard Boone other people involved in students and faculty directed the last of the three while teaching here at college mail rooms. thank him OsPsionally. Flagler. "We are the only one "Enough to keep your The turn-out has been good for both of Miss Walls' that routes messages bet ego up a bit." · dance courses being offered this semester and she hopes ween students, faculty and to continue the jazz class with Jazz II for those students staff." "I like the job," he said. interested in refining their jazz dancing techniques. Holiday Leath~r Shop Custom Made Sandals Large selection of wild cards, hand crafted silver jewelry, 10% Discount to Kenya bags, titanium, Students with I. D hand woven shawls, parachute pants. Belts, Bags Dating Game contestants Dana Ellis, Cindy 11 - 5PM 14 St. George St. Spurgeon and Amy Gamber try to give a 7 Days A Week certain humor to the sho~. mikee's ART & DRAFTING SUPPLIES ART SUPPLIES DESIGN MATERIALS SATURDAY ·TUESDAY DRAFTING MATERIALS ILLUSTRATION SUPPLIES NIGHT NIGHT MAT BOARD SPECIAL SPECIAL . PICTURE FRAMING Screwdrivers DRAFT NIGHT Gin and ToQic 72 SAN MARCO AVE. $3.50 Rum and Coke Downstairs from Milltop 4 blocks north of Visitors Info. Center 8 to midnight 35c LOCAL SPECIALS WITH ID OPEN 7AM-BPM Student Discount w/Flaaler I.D .. - Page Sixteen, Gargoyle, November- 10, 1983 Campus Program Focuses On Central America · By Tony Grant On Wednesday &'-1est speakers Joe and Sally Maclntre · During the weekof Oct. 24-28 Flagler College was the spoke about working with Guatemalan re~~ee~. scene of "Central America - Get Involved Week." On Thursday Dr. Hart spoke about Chnsuamty and It was a week of activities sponsored by the Latin Central ~merica, an~ the role ?f the_church in _the ar~a. American Studies Department and the Ariel Club, aim- On ~nday the Un_ited States role m Central Amenca ed at providing the Flagler community with more was discussed by History a?1 LAS clas~es. understanding of what is happening today in Central There_ was : a ph~to ex~ubit all week m the Rotll:nda America and the role the U.S. plays in the region. compa:mg ~os_ta Rica_ with other Central Ame:ica? The activities were held on the lawn outside Kenan countries. It is mterestmg to know that Costa Rica is Hall. considered an "Island of Democracy" in the region. It On Monday there was a skit put on by LAS 315 em- has the highest literacy rate and holds the record for phasizing the abuse of Human Rights in Central democratic transfers of government in the. are~. It )1as America. no formal army and has never suffered a maior mvas10n On Tuesday Dr. Andrew Dillon read literature on or occupation by a foreign power. Costa Rica also Guatemala, and on Tuesday night in the East Venido boasts of a high middle class. Room there was a movie presentation and discussion The turnout for "Get Involved Week" was good, and on Guatemala. every day at 11:30 a.m. the area outside Kenan Hall was a bevy of students "getting involved." Gold Feather Aids Show Career Night By LYNNE BURKE (Continued) The Gold Feather Boutique has involved itself and herself and about her past shown great interest towards the Flagler College stu jobs and what it is like to tion that happened to him that body. This plush boutique not only aids students be a career woman who earlier in life and how he th~t long for knowledge of fashion designing, but has been in a variety of grew through the desires are fulfilled for individuals interested in job fields. knowledge of words and modeling. The second speaker was language skills. Always Tawathenahai Evans, the owner, and Ernesto San Cochran Keating, part remember that words are chez, the designer Gold Feather dazzled Flagler owner and manager of necessary tools and are students wi_th their designs for the fall fashion show WMKM-FM · 105, a St. needed to describe situa sponsored by the Executive Board of the Student Augustine radio station. tions, to share, to com Recruitment Corps on September 15th in the dining Keating said that he municate, he said. hall. believed all businesses to The third speaker was Most of the models who pan:icipated in the show day are part of the com Kathy Oakes, a registered were Flagler College students or alumni. "This was our muni<;:ation industry and nurse at the Matanzas Bay way of introducing Gold Feather to the Flagler College that in today's informa Pavillion Emotional students," said Ernesto. He added, "I want to have a tion society there is a need Health Unit of Flagler fashion seminar for students who needs advice and to communicate. He em Hospital. ~nowledge i? the area of fashion and merchandising or phasized the power and She emphasized the JUSt to help m the fashion concept. Looking right and knowledge of the use of necessity of language to knowing what looks right is of essence." words and the need for get in touch with yourself brevity and conciseness. and to relate to other peo Ernes~o is a 1esi~ner of cus:om fashions, who enjoys He claimed that pauses do ple. Ms. Oakes also owed portraymg a client s personality through his creations. not need to be filled, using the need to listen oo the How experienced is Ernesto? a blank piece of paper as messages people are giv Well, not only d_id Ernesto work for seven years _in an example. He explained ing, not directly . in London as an assistant to Judy Hornby, who is a that the blank piece of writing, but in com designer for Princess Diana, but he also worked for the paper does not need to be municating verbally - Bu:lington industries as _a n international sales represen filled. You can write what "listening with the third tative. Enresto left his New York business last Ernesto Sanchez, Gold Feather's designer, you have to say . briefly ear." She said that what is December because he believes that "challenges lie in with Michelle Wilbur, a Flagler student model without filling up the en needed is to hear all new territories" and that's one reason why he is at tire page. for the boutique. languages, both rich and Gold Feather in St. Augustine. Keating recalled situa- poor, to be a real person -~~------in the real world. · Garfield Posters and Postcards After speakers had spoken, there was a brief intermission for questions All Courtesy and coffee and cookies. Occasion The second part at Gift English Career Night was ITALIAN RESTAURANT Gifts a poetry reading by Ray & PIZZERIA Cards Wonder. Mr: Wonder is currently a professor at Tallahassee Community • Free 32 oz .. Drink Historic Si. George St. College who teaches freshman English Com with each delivery position. He acquired · degrees from San Diego State, Rollins and a Ph.D. • In .Town Delivery and lll)hlte lllftitt 14inn from Florida State within St. Augustine University. Wooer started Fine Food and Drink by · writing short stories Beach Limi.t ! before going on to com posing poetry. His poetry TWO FOR ONE HAPPY HOUR has been published in We deliver till 1 :00 AM each night! · Misouri and Florida, with MON.-FRI. 11:30-7:30 his most recent work in 113 Anastasia Blvd. ACROSS FROM THE FORT the next issue of Florida 824-927~ 829-2388 St~:e's m~gazine.