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ADMINISTRATION

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FACULTY

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SENIORS

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ADMINISTRATION

BISHOP LEO T. MAHER Bishop Maher serves USD as its Chairman of the Board of Trustees. His association with theuniversity goes back to the mergerof the College for Women and the College for Men, a move in which he was the driving force. His generosity is marked by the donationof the St. Francis Seminary to USD. He has institutedmany social services in the local Catholic commu­ nity, andhas achieved the formation of many new parishes throughout Southern California. Bishop Maher is often visible oncampus takingan afternoon stroll.

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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

The thirty-five men and women who constitute the Board of Trustees represent virtually every walk of life; they are scientists, business women, religious, home- makers, academicians,physicians. It is in their hands that the ulti­ mate stewardship of the Universi­ ty rests. Under the law, they are the "owners" of the University, and it is the Board as a whole which formulates the major poli­ cies and thrust of the institution. They are led by an elected chair­ man, Bishop LeoT. Maher,D.D.

VICE-PRESIDENTS

Financial Aid-Dr. JohnBoyce

Univ Relation-William Pickett

EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Standing lefto right: Dr. Patricia Watson, Barbara Burke, Dr.Janet Sims. Sitting: WilsonSchurr Not Present: Linda Scales, Fr. Paul Donovan.

FINANCIAL AID

Sitting left to right: Kathy Frisbie, Ann Slaughter, Sister Dale Brown. Standing left to right: John Sansone, Phyllis Doyle, Herbert Whyte.

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ALUMNI RELATIONS

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Left to right: Paul Mon- toya, Chris Frederick, Ed Cosio, Cheryll LeMay, Jim Whitaker.

ADMISSIONS STAFF

Left to right: Assistant Director of Admissions, Carol Holmes; Director of Admissions, KathleenWalsh Estey. CAMPUS MINISTRY

Left to right; Fr. Larry Dolan, Sr. Helen Lorch, Sr. Tim Malone, Fr. Owen Mullen, John Trifiletti.

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SPORTS CENTER STAFF

Left to right: Gary Becker (Women's Swim Coach, Intramural Director), John Martin (Women's Volleyball Coach, Recrea­ tion Director), Ted Gosen (Assistant Sports Infor­ mation Director), Kim Hill (Student Assistant Sports Information Direc­ tor), Kent Scherzinger (Sports Information Di­ rector), JanAllen (Athle­ tic Department Secre­ tary), Rev. Patrick Cahill, C.S.V. (Director of Athlet­ ics).

LIBRARY STAFF

Front row left to right: Jim Scott, Janet Murphy, Mandy Wiedower, Van Huynh, Terry Mignogna. Back row leftto right: Su- sana Miranda, Susan Mayes, Edna Kline, Rose Ritalangen, Mary Tiede- mann.

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BOOKSTORE STAFF

Left to right: Marc Brown, Carol Johnson, Sandy Dubler, Vince Smith, Mark Thornhill. Not Pic­ tured: Patti Doyle, Dori Hibanada, Vinnie O'Con- ner, Joanie Wagner, Chris Noonan, Leroy Weber.

MEDIA CENTER STAFF

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Left to right: Billy Pre- ciado, Sean Aguilar, Jaime Lardiebal, Gale Witney, Gary Whitcup, David A. Tiedemann. Not Pictured: Bill Shead, Louise Falls, MaryAnn Vits,Dan Lind­ say, Lucindy Carmody, Charles Gonzales, John Hopkins, LauraLindberg, Brian Matthews, Vivien Miller, Luis Preciado, Syl­ via Tapia.

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PUBLIC RELATIONS

Sitting left to right: Joan Murry, Sara Finn, Sandra Edelman. Stand­ ing left to right: Cathy Galvin, Betsy Meyers, Susan Ong, Kathy Hanten.

POST OFFICE

Left to right: JackAble, Steve Diveley, Brian Schultz, Pat Helm. Not Pictured: Evelyn Brown.

PRINT SHOP Front row left to right: Dennis Clausen, Robert Clark Young, Kathy Myers, Yolanda Ortiz, Audrey Smaltey,Amy Hallman, Sheila Wright, YolandaLewis. Back row left to right: JimPe- truzzelli, David Bajo, Christo­ pher Busch, Vince Skahill, Ste­ phen Martin.

WRITING CLINIC

Left to right: Carol Gainey, Keith Vittozzi, Kay Shipley, Michael O'Cull, Angie Walters, JimMuniz.

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CAFETERIA CREW

Sitting left to right: Cath Stumm Nadine Luke. Sec ond row left to right: Lin­ da Patzold, Guillermina Vallejo, Mary Pryde, The- rese Crom, Raoul Rojas. Third row left to right; Dee Moore, Margrit Mar- oshegi, Kevin Lights, Lupe Cardenas, JoseCar­ denas, John Bussey, Mary Alexander, Susan Powell. Back row left to right: Tom Brandt, Jim Tubb, John Kelly, Barbara Mack, Donna St. Thomas.

SNACK BAR CREW

Front row left to right: Amparo Moreno, Fran Huffman, Heather Lam- pron, Second row left to right: Mignon Genesta, Rocio Gonzales, Anne Os­ borne, Bridgett Oatis, Terry Rowe, Karen Bar­ low, Tracy Mikschl, Thom Sheldon. Back row left to right: DanKoscher, Scott McKay, Gabe Chavez, Barbara Conner.

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DESALES FACULTY & STUDENT DINING

Front row left to right: Ray Mendoza, George Harmell, Queline Yapp, Monica McHugh, Patti Ranas, Mirko Iranovic, Isabel Barreto, Ruth Ru­ binstein, Estella Vallejo, Mehri Monshian, Mary Seuz, Fereydoon, Mehra Aran. Back row left to right: Greg Moguno, P i e r r e S a r k a s , T i m Brause, Art Hyss, Katja Rinnert, Rash Kia Deh- panah.

STUDENT AFFAIRS

Front row left to right: John Trifiletti,Tom Cos- grove, Sr. Helen Lorch, Judy Sandman, Gaye Sor- oka, Barbara Schmitz, Sr. Patricia Desmond, Jean Grech. Back row left to right: Karen Reed, Rick Hagan, Tom Burke, Skip Walsh, JimTubb.

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RESIDENT ASSISTANTS

Front row left to right: Michele McDonald, BobCall. Back row left to right: Jean Grech, Mary Pat Hoffman, Elise Gulka, Fr Koo, Michele Fabian, RichardHuver, MaryAnn Thomson.

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Front rowleft to right: Bob Mueller,Julie Carper, ElsaMedina, Dave Marino. Second row left to right: Nadine Ridge, Bill O'Con- nell, Terri Melvin, Back row left to right: Mary Kovac, Brigid McNamee, SallyNorth, Sr. PatDesmond, Mark Tunney, Robin Giamela, DonZech.

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Evelyn Anderson Nursing

Dr. Joan Anderson Business

Dr. Elizabeth Arnold Business

Dr. Robert Bacalski Foreign Language -Spanish

Dr. Carol Baker Diology

Joan H. Baldwin Nursing

Janet Blenner Nursing

Dr. John Bradshaw Biology

Dr. George Bryjak Sociology

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John Chambers Political Science

Dr. David Burt Business

Dr. Louis Burnett Biology

Dr. Alana Cordy-Collins Anthropology

Dr. Robert Corbeil Biology

Dr. Dennis Clausen English

Dr. Francoise Demerson-Baker Foreign Language -French

William DeMalignon Mathematics

Dr. James Daniels Business

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Dr. Joanne Dempsey English

Dr. Ross Dingman Biololgy

Fr. Laurence Dolan Religious Studies

Dr. John Donnelly Chairperson - Philosophy

Dr. Evan Douglas Business

Dr. Patrick Drinan Political Science

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Dr. Kathleen Dugan Religious Studies

Dr. Hugh Ellis Biology

Timothy Erwin English

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Dr. Patricia Feulner Sociology

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Dr. James Evans Business

Dr. Clare Friedman Mathematics

Dr. William Freitas Foreign Language - Spanish

Dr. William Foster Education

RoseMary Goodyear Nursing

Dr. Lee Gerlach Chairperson - English

Paul Gardner Business

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Gary Gray Political Science

Dr. Brigette Halvorson Foreign Language -German

Janet Harrison Nursing

Marjorie Hart Chairperson - Fine Arts, Music

David Heller Biology

Dr. Elizabeth Hennigan Business

Dr. Ronald Hill English

Dr. Lawrence Hinman Philosophy

Dr. Charles Holt Business

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Dr. Phillip Hunsaker Business

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Dr. James Hottois Political Science

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Phillip Hwang Education

Dr. Patrick Hurley Philosophy

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Dr. Gary Jones Philosophy

Dr. Robert Johnson Business

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Dr. Janice Koop Mathematics

Fr. Dennis Krouse Chairperson - Religious Studies

Dr. Stacey Langton Mathematics

Dr. Helene Laperrousaz Foreign Language -Italian, French

Phoebe Lee Nursing

Dr. Sylvia Lewis Education

David Light Business

Sr. Helen Lorch History

Dr. Patricia Lowry Education

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Sr. Marina Mapa Foreign Language -Spanish

Dr. Don Mann Business

Dr. Gary Macy Religious Studies

Fr. Joseph McDonnell Religious Studies

Ann Maulsby Nursing

Dr. John Marambio Chairperson - Foreign Language, Spanish

Dr. James Moriarty History

Dr. Gregory Merrill Business

Fr. James McGray Philosophy

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Dr. Jack R. Morrison Education

Dr. Virginia Muller Political Science

Dr. Robert Nelson Education

Dr. Benjamin Nyce English

Dr. Gilbert Oddo Political Science

Dr. Robert O'Neil Business

Dr. Jack Opdyke Physical Science - Chemistry

Dr. Angelo Orona Anthropology

Dr. JamesOtte Chairperson - History

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Mlarilyn Pesto Nursing

Dr. Cynthia Pavett Business

Fr. Ronald Pachence Religious Studies

Dr. Alba Pckslay Foreign Language -Spanish

Dr. Mario Picconi Business

Dr. Donald Peterson Chairperson - Physical Science

Dr. Eugene Rathswohl Business

Dr. Jack Pope Chairperson - Mathematics

Patricia Pierson Nursing

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Fr. Nicolas Reveles Fine Arts - Music

Dr. Rosalie Rhoads Education

Fr. Norbert Rigali Religious Studies

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Dr. Jeanne Rigsby Foreign Language - French

Dr. Dennis Rohatyn Philosophy

Dr. Joseph Rost Education

Sr. Alicia Sarre Foreign Language -Spanish

Dr. Delwin Schneider Religious Studies

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Sr. Patricia Shaffer Physical Science- Chemistry

Dr. Dessie Severson Biology

Dr. Steve Schoenherr History

Dr. Curt Spanis Biology

Dr. Lynne Small Mathematics

Fr. William Shipley Philosophy

Dr. Virginia Stover Mathematics

Dr. Edwin Stecher Business

Dr. Gerald Sperrazzo Psychology

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Dr. DeForest Strunk Education

Sr. Kathleen Sullivan Mathematics

Ethel Sykes Business

Dr. Barton Thurber English

Dr. Patricia Traylor Physical Science- Chemistry

Dr. Jane Via Religious Studies

Dr. Michael Wagner Philosophy

Sr. Kathleen Waller Business

Sr. Elizabeth Walsh English

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Dr. James Weyant Psychology

Dr. JaquesWendel Foreign Language - French

Larry Wasserman Physical Science- Chemistry

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Hubert Zelechowoski Business

Dr. Paul Woodson Biology

Therese Whitcomb Fine Arts - Art

Dr. Susan Zgliczynski Education

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CAMERA SHY

Benjamin Nyce English Irving W. Parker English Dr. Joseph Pusateri History James Rocha Fine Arts - Art Dr. Raymond Ryland Religious Studies Dr. Michael Soroka Sociology Florence A. Speuhler Fine Arts - Art

Dr. James Gump History Dr. Stanley Gurak Mathematics Dr. Michael Haney Psychology Dr. Gerald Head Foreign Language - Spanish Dr. Donald Helmich Business Charles E.Kelly Business Dr. Thomas Kinnersley History Marcia Bowman Klein English Dr. Edward Kujawa Education Dr. Wayne Label Business Dr. Eugene Labovitz Sociology Rev. Jack Lindquist Religious Studies John McCabe Business Duncan McCosker Fine Arts - Art Dr. John P. McDermott Physical Sciences- Chemistry

Camera ShyFaculty Dr. Merilee Antrim History Robert Austin Fine Arts - Music

Michael Bahde Fine ArtsMusic Dr. Fred K. Bahr Business Timothy Bartel Philosophy Dr. Dennis R.Briscoe Business Raymond Brandes History Linda Busang Foreign Language - Latin Dr. Lawrence Carleton Philosophy Religious Studies Dr. Doris Durrell Psychology Dr. Iris Engstrand History Dr. Gerald Estberg Physical Sciences- Physics Gerald W. Ferry Business Murney Gerlach History Dr. Joseph Ghougassian Philosophy Dr. Carl L. Gilbert History Pamela Connolly Fine Arts - Drama Dr. Ellen Cook Business Helen de Laurentis

Fr. John Vincent Sullivan Foreign Language -Latin Gisela Sulzmann Foreign Language - German Dr. John Swanke Philosophy Dr. John Valois Psychology B.R. Van Vleck Fine Arts - Speech Edward B. Warren Physical Sciences - Physics Dr. Mary Jane Warren Chairperson - Psychology Dr. Gerdi Weidner Psychology Dr. Ray White Physical Science- Physics Dr. Gary Whitney Business Dr. Dirk Yandell Business Dr. Franklin Young Anthropology Alphonse Zukowski Mathematics

Deloss McGraw Fine Arts- Art Dr. Daniel Moriarty Psychology liana Mysior Fine Arts - Music Robert Nelson Education Helen Neumeyer Fine Arts - Music

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SENIORS

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Chris Alberico

Rhonda Addington

Mary Alexander

Judith Altmanshofer

Douglas Allenby

R. Andrews

E. Anraku

Debra Anderson

Paul Appleby

Maryanne Arena

Alfred Aros

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Darlene Balcerek

David Bajo

Denise Bailey

Kelly Barnhill

Donald Barioni

Karen Barlow

Lisa Bartman

Sandy Barsky

Kerry Barnsley

Gretchen Bergmann

J. Belford

Charles Beadle

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Juan Blanco

Kenneth Best

Susan Bernhardt

Eve Blomberg

S. Blitch

Terrance Blanchard

Mary Braz

Peter Boreham

Melody Booher

Jonathan Brogan

Kevin Briscoe

Frank Brady

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Scott Brown

Betty Brown

Laura Brower

Barbara Buehler

Michele Burges:

Randy Bruno

Bob Call

P. Caietti

Michael Busch

Blair Cardinal

Desiree Callahan

Bernadette Callabotta

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Steve Cesare

Edward Castro

M. Carr

Steve Chapman

Anita Chan

G. Chammas

Dave Charnetsky

K. Cherrier

Michael Chirnside

Cynthia Chiu

Stephanie Choo

Michael Cigliano

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Deenie Clinton

Luis Conchola

Kathleen Conlon

Todd Cote

Lupita Cortes

Suzanne Conroy

Martha Crosby

Ramona Crinella

Christine Craney

Nancy Cunningham

Lorenzo Cuevas

Carol Cruz

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Genalee Darfler

Micky Danylo

Michael Daly

Michele Deboisblanc

John Deagon

A. Da Silva

Gregory Deno

A. Dellinger

Jeanine Deighan

Pat Doherty

Michael Dieringer

Michael DeRoche

Theresa Doyle

John Dooley

Tim Donahue

Mary Durnin

Joann Duffy

Brenda Dueck

M. Espinosa

Ellette Elwin

Cyndy Edwards

Ellen Evers

James Essex

Michele Epperson

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Douglas Evertz

Michelle Fabian

John Fagan

Corinna Faulhaber

Joel Feldsher

Carol Ferguson

Sara Finn

Patrick Finnerty

Tom Finucane

Kenneth Fort

Robert Frascarelli

Jeff Freeman

Marcos Garcia

Donna Garafola

Gerard Galipeau

Melanie Gendron

Maureen Gavron

James Gregory

L. Gram

Manuel GutierrezJR.

S. Guarin

Lisa Gualtieri

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Mark Hanson

Margarita Ham

Donna Haft

Lesley Held

Martin Harris

Frances Harris

Douglas Holmes

L. Hock

Linda Heyn

Todd Huckins

Richard Howard

Steve Horning

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Timothy Hughes

Richard Huver

K. Keehan

Katie Kitchen

Katherine Kiley

Maureen Kerr

Harold Kohl

Karen Koch

Robert Klopotek

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Margaret Kressin

Rhonda Korcha

Anne Kollar

M. Jadaa

Mary Krupa

Andrew Issa

Patricia Jarvis

S. Johnson

Reginald L. Johnson

Christopher Joyner

Kathy Judson

Carrie Juettner

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Jaime Lardizabal

Charles Lawler

S. Lane

Jesse Lee

Michael Ledbetter

Lizette Lebron

Laura Leon

Robert Lennon

Mark Lenberg

Yolanda Lewis

Sonnie Leung

Laurie Leone

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Luis Lobato

David Lou

Marianne Lynch

Julie Mansfield

Megan Mahoney

Virginia Mann

Sheila Markarian

Gilbert March

David Marino

Jane Markosian

Emily Martinez

Anna Martinez

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Brigid McNamee

Maria Merhab

A. Millson

C. Miller

Mark Moffat

Jacqueline Morris

John Mullen

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Kathleen Myers

Barbara Neault

Betsy Myers

Bridget Oatis

Rob Noriega

Mary Nuesca

Mark Oemcke

Erin O'Donnel

Bob O'Connell

Dan O'Halloran

Casey Olsen

John Ong

Susan Ong

Rita Osterman

A. Othman

Ralph Partida

Margarita Palau

Nancy Owen

Nina Perazic

Leo Payne

Ralph Partricio

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Charles Pillon

James Petruzzelli

Robin Phelan

Denise Poniatowski

Matt Piselli

Yolanda Piute

Rosa Quan

Lisa Quinlan

Kim Raphel

Mark Ridgway

Richard Reynolds

Tom Reilly

Mike Rodriguez

Christine Rodriguez

Elisabeth Riis

Terrie Roe

John Romack

Adrian Rosas

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Cynthia Roth

Melanie Ross

Kevin Rose

Julie Roth

Jasmin Saidi

Yvonne Rubio

Lupe Samaniego

James Sandoval

Michael Sarovich

Eva Satori

Michael Saverino

John Sbicca

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Jackie Schafer

Jennifer Shields

Susan Shook

Carla Sylvester

Craig Swanson

John Svitck

Marelyn Telles

Kelley Taylor

Jay Taylor

Eric Terndrup

Nic Tenwolde

Nora Tennant

Katie Trotter

Lourdes Tilles

Donna Thuerauf

Hector Urdaneta

Diane Twomey

Adonica Turner

Wayne Ures

Suzanne Valois

Leslie Van Daam

Elizabeth Visosky

Yvonne Vanson

Jon Vansicklen

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Mary Walsh

Mary Kay Walker

David Vollebregt

Jeffrey Ward

Kevin Weddle

Bruce Weiss

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Anita Lee Wilson

Jeff Wickliffe

Errol White

Tom Wilson

Shawn Wilson

Dawn Wilson

Mary Young

Frank Witt

Paul Zelley

James Zimbardo

Ana Zeledon

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HOMECOMING

As the culmination of a long, exhausting, enjoyable Spirit Week, the 7th ofNovember dawned a lovely Indian summerday. It was perfect forthe celebration of a Homecoming with our "Friends", the 1981 theme.From start to finish, theday proved a success. The footballers trounceda weak Chapman football club, 42-27, with Coach Williams insuring that all Torero players saw some action. At halftime, with the team enjoying a comfortable leadand the crowd festive, the A.S. rolledout a gala display. Bedecked in fine tuxedoes, the officers broke with tradition and elected to accompa­ ny the court's candidates themselves. The paradealso enjoyed a new twist. Along with the usual finely tuned cars and women, the Alumni Association inspired the return of the Homecoming floats - a fun and original show this year.The attendants,elected by their peers,graced theparade, andproved aworthy court.They were: Junior Gloria Blanco, Sophomore Monica McHugh, and Freshman SherryBrown. The Seniorcandidates for queen were: Mary Durnin, SallyNorth, andMargarita Palau. The ball,once again hosted by Harbor Island's Sheraton,was plush, romantic, expensive, and too short: all that a Homecoming Ball should be. Between dinner anddance, the announcement of the 1981Homecoming Queen was made, with Margarita Palau taking home the honor. The dancing itself was anything but anticlimatic with the music provided by the talented Touche. For all those who were impervious to the glitter, glamour, and roman­ tic ambiance of that special evening . . . there wasalways cham­ pagne . . .

Aside from the traditional festivities, all Homecomings should contain a certain amount of fanfare produced by the participants themselves, the fans. The Rugby team,having en­ tered their candidate for queen too late, decidedto float their favorite air-head above th stands for all to admire. In addition, someone forgot to remind the alumni about the dry-campus policy, andtheir blatant displays of the veneratedcontraband saw the undergrads tongues wagging, in eager anticipation of their own post-graduate days. It i this modality of thought that makes our great CatholicUniversity what it is today.

FRESHMEN

Jim Alfers

Alfonso Alarcon

T.J. Aguilera

Spiro Agnew

Jim Agnew

Rene Aguilar

Linda Anderson

Louis Almeida

Brett Aloshire

Carla Arambel

Liz Ashby

Matt Arata

Jamie Baca

Heike Ballmaier

Mary Balagtos

Andres Ballestas

Julie Barbaro

John Barahzelli

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Timothy Barber

Lisa Barnhill

Cynthia Bartell

Amy Betzen

Teresa Baugh

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Eric Bennett

John Bennett

Mchica Bennett

Matt Birtle

Monica Biard

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Rosemary Boatright

Steven Bogard

Margaret Boyer

James Bradfuehrer

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Carol Brennan

Sharon Brown

John Brumbach

Ruth Brunelle

Suzanne Burke

Antoinebe Busalacchi

Rick Butler

Russell Caine

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Bret Campbell

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Karroll Candelaria

Laurie Carrigan

Patrick Carrigan

Stephen Cascioppo

Antoinette Cepe

Paula Charbonneau

Leila Clements

Stuart Clark

Mark Chavarria

Michael Chew

Thomas Church

Susan Chase '

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M a r y C o l l i a r d

Luz Constaneda

Mary Constantino

Time out

Stephen Connolly

Carole Constantinear Kristin Contant

Shannon Contino

Sharon Cook

Richard Cordoba

Torsten Corum

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Mark Cotton

Kathleen Coughlin

Katherine Crafts

Robert Craig

You look like you're hurtin-youshould signup.

Teresa Crown

Susan Czarmecki

Susan Cruz

Marcia Csondor

Maria Cullen

Clair Cunningham

Clare D'Agostino

Sabina Daquamo

John Dannemiller

Darcy Danner

Therese DiFilippo

Gina DeLuca

Terri Dool

Lisa Dooley

Chris DeSantis

Jennie Dodds

Donald Doody

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Kristin Dreher

Cindy Duckworth

Debbie Dou

Denise Dorncott

Julianne Douglass

Michael Dowe

Kelly Dunphy

Julie Duggan

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Allison Edwards

Whitney Emes

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William Fackler

Who was that masked man? Security.

Joseps Forlenza

Patrice Farrell

James Feld

Barb Ferstenberg

Edward Farrow

Jeff Fellner

Lisa Ferrendelli

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Mishelle Foes

Timothy Ford

Tina Forgle

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Phyllis Frey

Toyo Fujimoto

Kimberly Gage

Judith Garcia

Elizabeth Garvy

Janet Gaunt

Mignon Genesta

Laura Geraci

Therese Gereau

Karen Gewy

Harold Godfrey

Sharon Glennon

Rebecca Gomez

Stella Gonzalez Malcolm Goodfellow

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Chandra Greco

Germaine Gremmel

Jodie Guardino'

Mary Hanagan

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Denise Hart

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Robert Hillier

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James Hoostal

Sheryl Hosang

William Houseal

Karen Hoy

Lloyd Hooker

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Julia Hurley

Mary Huston'

Heather Hurley

Bette Huntalas

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Jacqueline Jones

Anne Jensen

Teresa Iturralde

Robert Infantino

Haricarmen

Kathy Kahn

Frances Jue

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Irene Keefe

Diane Katz

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Amy Kellet

Marya Keller

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Steven Kelly

Chuck Kemp

Kathleen Kerwin

Annette Kitagawa Suzanne Knoth

Bridgit Kosinski

John Kownack

Gregory Kraintz

Sue Krekelen

Catherine Kressin

Maria Lalas

Suzanne LaSalle

Ed Laverone

Tony LeDonne

Andrea LeMoine

Elizabeth Lenner

Thomas Leonard

Sieg Leonath

Laura Lindberg

Margaret Loggins Kimberly Longmire

Cynthia Loo

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Michael Lyndh

Cheri Machado

Monica Machado

Linda Macie

John Maguire

Chris Malm

Jennifer Manlowe

Todd Marella

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Brian Matthews

Scott Mayer

Lori Mendes

Pablo Mendoza

Charles Merrill

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Tessie Michelsen

Wendy Millan

Barbara Monig

Laura Miller

Patricia Milroy

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Jane Moody

Linda Mooney

Lauren Morah

John Morel

Amparo Moreno

James Morris

Robert Morris

Maria Mulllen

Erin Murphy

Karime Muvdi

Nancy MacConnie

Sherise MacGregor

Chuck McBride

Kelli McCormack

Patricia McFadden

Bridgit McGinniss

Matt McGowan

Peter McGuire

Mike Mclntyre

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Joe McSweeney

Ann Nagy

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Susan Nance

Kerri Nell

Richard Nixon

Mary Lou Nino

Lori Newman

Julie North

Gregory Nottingham

Daytripper

Dana O'Conner

Therese O'Malley

Kathy O'Conner

Susan O'Pyrchal

Catherine O'Rourke

Laura Palazzi

Rob Outcalt

Ann Overton

Jennifer Paine

Jacqueline Palid

Mike Pantelli

Vera Pantovich

Mavric Parker

Carol Pereira

Patricia Perez

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Janet Perkins

Laura Peters

Kimberly Phillips

Joanne Picerno

Leslie Phto

Phillip Pineda

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Marcy Porter

James Powek

Jenny Preciado

Agatha Puentes

Dave Rajsich

Eduardo Ramos- Weckman

Timothy Rawley

Susan Reese

Victoria Reible

Janet Reid

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Tammy Schmitt

Kathleen Schwarzopf

Angela Sciacqua

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Darlene Scott

Mike Sears

Teresa Sehini

Elaine Sverson

Hiroyuki Shibata'

Jeff Shimanek

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Marjorie Showalter

Donna Silva

Laura Sinacori

Catherine Smet

Bill Smith

Monica Stewart

Cahtleen Stoberski

Rebecca Stout

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Pam Stowali

Carin Sullivan

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Maureen Sullivan

Michelle Suman

Irenn Swiatkaqski

Caroline Travis

Thien Ta

Arcelia Tapia

Adriana Tapia

Suzanne Tennet

Cathy Thomas

Katie Thomas

Mary Timmins

Muna Tominna

David Trefield

Anthony Todora

Lonny Tubbs

Lucille Turalde

Veola Uribe

Chris Underwood

Melanie Uecker

George Valdiviez

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Richard Van Steenberg

Sue Valenzuela

Sally VanDerStoop

Susan Valentini

Tina Van Hook

Mark Van Ness

Paul Van Stone

Rosanne Visco

Suzanne Vistica

Pedro Vu

Gina Vukusic

Ann Waggoner

Margaret Walker

Susan Walker

Anastasia Walsh

Terese Walters

Kelly Waltrip

Ruth Weaver

Keith Weber

Lucia Weichers

Earla Weisler

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SOPHOMORES

Todd Adams

Charles Abdi

Ann Alberg

Good to the last drop!

Teresa Albers

Curt Arellana

Georgina Arcaro

Jean Bradford

Angela Ashford

Jeff Allen

Sandra Appel

Nicholas Barkanisnyn

Andrea Bahn

Kenny Barber

Ellen Barnett

Jean Babaula

Cari Bartelstein

James Beckwith

Andrea Basque

Jessica Beck

Ed Blalock

Cindy Beezley

Christian Bkogan

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Bryan Briscoe

Amy Bolweck

Michele Bouchard

William Bradley

Timothy Brause

Cathy Campbell

Mary Caife

Vickie Burnett

Vicki Busch

Raul Cabral

Jacob Chrzan

Gabe Chavez

Andrea Carnicky

Haricarmen Casta

Kathy Chandler

Chris Corbett

Christiane Corte

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Nancy Crump

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Yvonne Cote

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Cynthia Cruz

David Cruz

Esther Cruz

Debby Cushman

Robin Daig

Carol Damon

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Patricia Dauer

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Colleen Delaney

Joanna Dehen

Brian Denigan

George Deno

Brian Drazba

Sharon Dudek

Carmela Endaya

Rivera Earlos

Nelly Englund

Michele Evans

Clay Epperson

Cathy French

Eileen Ewens

Jacqueline Farnan

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Steve Gauvin

Suzanne Gem

Amy Gibbins

Charlene Givsti

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Lisa Greco

Ruth Greene

Karen Grills

David Haproff

Stacy Henneberg

Jeff Haraburda

Daniel Hines

Cynthia Haws

Ray Hart

Sheri Hirsch

Janie Hoffner

Look! It's abird, it's aplane, noit's Benny Lubon.

Denise Hubbard

Catey Hurley

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Juliana Jackson

Tatiana Jimenez

Beth Kaiser

Karen Karnowski

Ann Kithcart

Colleen Klinkhammer

Thomas Kougais

Rolf Kragervd

Amy Leaf

Paul Leasure

Frances Kraut

Julie Langenderfer

Randy Laser

Paliline Lee

Judy Lester

Dave Lincoln

Nancy Lio

Susan Lively

All shirt and no bark

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Jennifer Lsham

Teresa Lowe

Meredith MacDonald

Friends

Cecilia Macevicz

Kevin Madok

Gregory Mayers

Virginia Mario

Helen Martinsen

Lauri Margeson

Lisa Maner

Florine Marambio

Teresa Megofna

Monica McHugh

Gerald McMullin

Maureen McGuire

Edmund McCauley

Kevin McCord

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Patricia Miyamoto

Diane Moore

Arcelia Morales

Carla Morris

Elizabeth Meyers

Kathryn Nemeth

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Eileen O'Conner

Bill O'Connell

Denise Odenwald

Ralph Otto

Erin O'Tool

Gina Paladini

Katrina Pastoviot

Waes Palm

Tony Patton

"I'm telling you,I didn't shakeyour hand that hard!"

Timothy Penick

Teresa Pesqueira

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Mary Phalen

Giovanna Piazza

*\ Don Prisby

Fran Pozito

Beata Ponder

Jerry Ralph

Paula Puente

Brian Reichardt

Linda Prentice

Debra Price

Sara Rindge

Sobhan Rhea

Dolores Reina

Ann Reisca

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Cynthia Sarto

Freddie Samo

Kirk Robinson

Pat Rost

CeCe Robinson

Jeanne Robins

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Robert Skilling

Holly Smeltz

Maria Souza

Susan Spierce

Barbara Stanhope

Carl Stewart

Gregory Stocking

Guy Swanger

Anne Swanke

Joel Sweimler

Richard Thomas

Alison Tinckler

Marie Tommy

Bryan Toner

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Shari Walther

Michelle Wegener

Joan Waters

Kim Wahl

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Jeanine Yahraus

Stacy Wilson

Pamely Wiley

James Wieme

Cecilia Weichers

James Zakowicz

Quelene Yapp

Edward Yourgules

Cynthia Zack

Oh God! Please let it be right?

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JUNIORS

Heather Adelhelm

Camjo Anderson

Greg Anderson

Bill Barnsley

Clark Austin

Laurie Bakke

Steve Barnhill

Reginald Barber

Greg Bart

Marina Balmaceda

Jennifer Balidio

Shannon Becker

Tom Burke

Christopher Busch

Denise Capozzi

Lucindy Carmody

Julee Carper

Emily Carreon

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Mark Chapmall

Dawni Chase

Rose Ciemick

Bob Claney

Cherie Contant

Diane Clark

Helen Clernick

Leslie Comlin

Jean Corley

Cornel Crawford

Cathy Collins

Maria Cossio

Matt Cordova

Theresa Del Colliano

Matthew Deline

Lisa Cruse

Teresa Deland

Eva DeMeyer

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Anne Dolsen

Patricia Daugherty

Lizabeth Edwards

Jeannine Desjarais

Elsa Englund

John Englund

Linda Eerebout

Diane Farrell

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Michael Fowlkes

Deborah Furgal

Terri Gainey

Catherine Galvin

Robin Giamela

Tean Gilmore

Meg Heidrich

Charles Gonzalez

Santiago Gonzalez

Shelley Greaves

Christopher Haupt

Sharlene Hagan

Suzanne Ishii

Anette Izidoro

Carlos Herrera

Kim Hill

Everett Hernandez

Jeff Hildebrandt

Jeanne Kennedy

Jekeno Kennedy

Maggie Kellne

Mary Keakny

Roberta Joslen

Tina Jacobson

Kevin Kinsella

Bonnie Kieta

John Kerins

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Jill Klug

James Knoop

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Mary Kovac

Jennifer Kovalsky

Kit Kwiatkowski

Diane LaHay

Adrienne Lane

Michael Lash

Joe Laub

Lauren Ledbetter

Diane Lee

Lena Marabella

Linda Lewis

Patti Lindhorst

Nancy Lio

Paul Lofgren

Rebecca Lucero

Terri Melvin

Nadine Luike

Alaine Martin

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Christian Michel

Ronald Miller

Richard Miller

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Lynn Morgan

Laura McCormack

Lori Murray

Michael McGuinness

Maura Neville

Lori Nielson

Kevin Nickoloff

Shelley McNare

Ahmed Nuri

Kathryn Otto

Elena Nunez

Elizabeth Olsin

Matt O'Conner

Denise Odenwald

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Karen Ridge

Theresa Phillips

Billy Preciado

John Remo

Jeanne Russo

Nancy Rojas

Katja Rinnert

Peter Ruggiero

Linda Ruppe

Joseph Rzitano

Ann Rutledge

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Susan Santos

Brad Sandstrom

Heather Schounep

Mark Schaeffer

Jeanne Schell

Jan Schiller

Len Schnieder

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Paula Sheridan

Roxanne Short

Denise Segil

Myra Spahe

Dan Smith

Val Skufca

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Mary Stom

Elizabeth Sportsman Stephanie Starks

Thomas Swanke

Monica Sypen

Irene Sumaya

Geralyn Sullivan

Theresa Strenlau

Sheila Sturgeon

Richard Tomlinsen

Kristen Toley

John Todd

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Andwin Taan

Laura Tearse

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Anna Torres

Andrew Totman

Mark Tunney

Michael Turley

Thomas Twardzik

Rodrigo Valdivia

Linda Vidal

Lea Vance

Joe Villalobos

John Vitali

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Guy Webb

Mark Weedman

Suzanne Weseloh

Steven Weisz

Steve Welch

Earnest Williams

Carlos Yugar

Nancy Zimbardo

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Vice-President Joe Laub, junior, concentrated his efforts on the direction of Program Board. Under Joe's guidance, the Program Board was able to reach out to all interests at U.S.D. and to provide the stu­ dents with many quality events. Joe was a major force in coordinating "Theme Weekends", just one of a variety of ideas introduced this year. As a member of the Budget Committee, an advisor to I.C.C., and a member of the ARGSB (student research grant committee), Joe succeeded in bringing an atmosphere of seriousness and business to the office of Vice-President. Joe does admit, in his hu­ morous way, that with so much going on, it was difficult to squeeze in academics. VICE PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT A.S. Pre ident Vince Guilin expanded the re­ presentational scope of this year's A. .B. Vince's main priority has been to make the A. . knowl­ edgeable of the university sy tern thereby increa ing awarene s of problem areas for th tudents. Being in a financially ound position thi year, the A. . as an organization effectively d viated from the usual "Social" role, involving it elf in the areas of services and academics. Thi provided the student body with better representation and en­ abled them to have control over areas that should be under student control. Academically Vince is a five-year enior with potential degrees in European Studies, lnterna­ tional Relations, panish, and who know what else! Presiding over thi year's Exectuive Board, enate, and Finance ommittee has b n helpful in enhancing Vince' administrative talents, a well a finance and per onal management skills.

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SECRETARY OF FINANCE

David Goddard senior, joined the Executive Board forspring semester as A.S. controller, a newly created position this year. David de­ scribes hisposition in the A.S.as the onewho advises the Secretary of Finance about how much to spend of the A.S.B. monies. Laughing­ ly, he sees his position as a "glorified book­ keeper." As an Accounting-Economics double major and dedicated student, David is highly qualified for the position and the long hours that come with the job. David is a five-year senior and will finish his Economics degree next year. After that? Well it's off to law school. However, David's current goal is to leave the A.S. in good financial condition.

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Secretary ofFinance, betterknown as "the manwith the money", Danhas the difficultjob of budgeting andoversee­ ing all A.S.B. financial transactions as well as fending off heated demands and accusations from A.S.B. officers and affiliates interestedin maintaining their budgets. Dan'sjob includes handling everything from contracts to petty cash. He also serves as a financial advisor to all A.S.B. related organizations: Program Board, Senate, and I.C.C. Dan's a great guy but his opinion is vulnerable to budget cuts.

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This year the job fluctuated as greatly as ASB grades. During the Fall, Laura Stanley held the position, leaving in Spring to work as a congressional campaigner. Bill Thomas took over her position and brought his ownperson­ able style into play. As Secretary of Academics each acted as a instrumental liason between faculty and students, as well as administration. Faculty Forum is a open series of discussions and presentations coordinated every semester by the Secretaryof Academics.

SECRETARY OF STUDENT SERVICES

Not pictured: Laura Stanley Secretary of Academics: BillThomas

Secretary of Student Services: Jessica Waston

Well roll all your ASB odd jobs, complaints and ser­ vices together and you have Jessica's job description. In matters dealingwith everything from Food Service to Campus MinistryJessica wheels and deals day in and out. A thankless job of sorts she brings a sense of humor and maintained patience to it. Jessica has worked ex­ tensively this year evaluating housing contracts and academic proposals, such desperate complaints as the Add-drop refund deadlines to cafeteria meal cards. Thanks for all the hard work.

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Carolyn inher sparetime is in charge of in­ forming the USD Community of upcoming events. Probablythe most widely seen effects of her work includes the Social Calendar (that Big thing hangingon your wall that tells you when movies, T.G.s and the like are) along with table tents and showcases. Carolyn known for her style and efficiency, stands out in the otherwise casual"prep" lifestyle of ASB.

SECRETARY OF JUSTICE

Secretary ofJustice: KatieTrotter Well we like this kid a whole helluva lot. In addition to being in charge of Student Court (this means traffic appeal), Election Committee, and Safety Committee for students, she also givesgreat parties . . . without breaking any rules!!! Now "that's incredible". We also wonder if it's reallypossible?

Secretary ofCommunications: Carolyn Emme

SECRETARY OF COMMUNICATIONS

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SOCIAL CHAIRMAN

SECRETARY OF ATHLETICS

Secretary of Athletics: Mark Tunney Mark isa Business Administration major and also a Resi­ dent Assistant in the student valley housing (not an enviable job). Mark serves asliason between the Sports Center, USD athletic teams, and the A.S.B. He helps promote non-colle­ giate and inter-campus tournaments, covering the gamut from TG tug-a-warsto Torero Week and Homecoming Half- time. Apretty nice guy to bring home to mom, he is one of the few A.S.B. men capable of growing an attractive and legitimate mustache.

Steve Welch brought a number of new ideas to the job of Social Chairman, and he's the manmost directly responsible for those Friday afternoons of madness that we all know and love . .. T.G.'s.He also manages to supervise traditional events such as Homecoming, ASB BALL, and Disneyland Night. Whennot busy on the job, he can be found indulging in all activi­ ties appropriate to the job of Social Chair­ man (not to be chronicled here in this euphumistic journal of nostalgia). We'll just tell you that we'vehad to change his name twice to protect the innocent and the uninformed.

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CULTURAL ARTS BOARD DIRECTOR

That elusive iguana-like figure periodically seen slithering through the shadows of A.S.B. offices and the Student Union, is none otherthan this fall'sLark Director and our favorite reptile, Dan Dinan. Thisgreat guy was responsible for pre­ senting John Lee Hooker to theUSD fans,as well as staging the "Evening of Southern California Bands". He also helped in the production of the John Klemmer/Carl Anderson con­ cert andworked with the SocialChairman and clubs in the hiring ofbands forevents. Basically, this poisonous looking person is merely agreat guyhidden behind darkglasses and the faintaroma ofgin. GONZO."

Cultural Arts Board Director: Joel Sweimler

This year was a year of events for Cultural Arts Board. Beginning with Vincent Price and followed by the premier opening of The Old Globe with 'As You Like It', also Neil Simons 'Chapter Two', and concluding with 'For Col­ ored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide, When The Rainbow Is Enuf, in coordination with the Black Student Union. A successful and entertaining year.

Lark Director: DanDinan LARK DIRECTOR

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The office of Public Relations was created to establish a improve A.S.B. relations with other universities, their stu­ dents and administrations for the purpose of cooperative programming. A list of valuable contacts was compiled and is hoped that these contacts will help benefit publicized at other universities for the first time. Bob w rked closely with Sara Finn,the Directorof Public Relations,to improve the publicity of A.S.B. events. Bob O'Connell also worked with San Diego State Cultural Arts Director, UCSD's Concert Bureau, andUSIU's StudentAffairs Department.

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Yes, It istrue thereis a mastermind behind all USD LARK events.Unfortunately this pe- son has many alias's including Dan Dinan, and Todd Huckins. He is currently using "Andy Patman". If found still functioning after events like John Kleemer, John Lee Hooker, Nu Wave Night, Laff Nite, Carl Anderson and Laserium, do not bother him. He is apt to suffer from program board flashbacks, budget cut convul­ sions, and student affairs breakdowns, He manages to find respite in havens such as O'Connells (on a good day), and W.C.P.C. (when he really needs consolation). Caution; this man is subject to fits of sanity, thought to have twoarms, orbe absolutely (h)armless.

PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR

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This bevy of beauties can usually be found scattered aroundthe ASBoffices typing innu­ merable memos, committee notes and revi­ sions of everything fromASB by laws to inter office love/hate mail. An everchanging honor guard to the ASB phones and files boxes. We admire their capabilities in an everchanging world. ASB SECRETARIES

Inter-Club CouncilChairman: GuyWebb INTER-CLUB COUNCIL DIRECTOR Guy Webb - usually greeted with a nauseating 'Hey Guy' at least once a day, this man still manages to do his job. Always busy looking for a Brooks Bros, or Neiman Marcus sale,Guy is responsible for co­ ordinating A.S.B. wardrobes with a few individualis­ tic exceptions (you know who you are!). He is also the official representative of the collective interest of the I.C.C. and amember ofthe Budget Committee, Pro­ gram Board, andSenate. In his spare time, Guy goes crocodile hunting in the swamps of Guilin's and Laub's apartment.

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