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Desperate fingers delve into a cocoon of warmth (Our Father, who art in Heaven) Nerves tingle, skin sighs (Hallowed be Thy name) The message is massaged into the hand of one from the other (Thy kingdom come) With soft caresses and loving strokes (Thy will be done) An Embellishment of faith Communicating through the language of touch (For Thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory) The message needs no interpreter (Now and forever) All is safe (Amen)
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BISHOP LEO T. MAHER
Bishop Maher serves USD as its Chairman of the Board of Trustees. His association with the university goes back to the merger of the College for Women and the College for Men in 1972, a move in which he was the driving force. His generosity is marked by the donation of the St. Francis Seminary to USD. He has instituted many social services in the local Catholic community, and has achieved the formation of many new parishes throughoutSouthern California.
Board of Trustees,
1982-1983
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Most Reverend I.eo T. Maher, D. D. Chairman Mrs. Helen K. Copley Vice Chairman Reverend Monsignor I. BrentEagen Secretary Manuel Barba, M.D. Mr. Thomas C. Barger Mrs. Wilson B. Baugh The Reverend Robert T. Callahan
H. John Cash in, Ph.D. Mr. James W. Colachis Sister Frances Danz, RSCJ Mr. Daniel W. Derbes Mrs. William G. Duflock Mrs. Ernest 0.Ellison Anita V. Figueredo, M.D. Mr. Kim Fletcher Mr. J. PhilipGilligan Mr. Charles M. Grace Mr. Ernest W. Hahn Mr. Bruce R. Hazard Author E. Hughes, Ph.D. Mr. Peter J. Hughes Edmund L. Keeney, M.D. Mr. Tawfiq N. Khoury Mr. Eugene V. Klein Mr. Douglas F. Manchester Sister Anne O'Neil, RSCJ Mr. George M. Pardee, Jr. Mr. A. Eugene Trepte Mr. Richard P. Woltman Mr. Walter J. Zable Trustees Emeritus Mr. Arthur H. Kaplan Mrs. Timothy J. Parkman Mr. William K. Warren
Mr. Leland S. Prussia Mr. 0. Morris Sievert Reverend Monsignor William D. Spain
Led by Chairman Bishop Leo T. Maher, D.D., theBoard of Trustees is composed of thirty-six peoplewho re present all walks of life. Academi cians, scientists, physicians, religious affiliates, businesswomen and men, and homemakers comprise this astute body of people whose job it is to guide the university in all matters. The Board formulates the major policies and the thrustof the university. This year the Board catalysed the explosive growth of the USD campus with the completion and opening of Our Lady Of Guadalupe Hall and the ground breaking for the new School of Busi ness Administration and the Man chester Executive Conference Center. Groundbreaking was also the order of the day for the much needed expan sion of the Copley Library. Also on the Board's agendaof new buildings (and championed by President Hughes) is the proposed Student Center. 20
VICE PRESIDENTS
Sr. Sally Furray, Provost
DEANS
1. Dr. James Burns Dean of the Schoolof Business 2. Dr. Joseph Pusanteri Dean of the Schoolof Arts and Science 3. Dr. Edward DeRoche Dean of the School of Education 4. Dr. Irene Palmer Dean of the Schoolof Nursing 5. Dr. Patricia Watson Dean of the Educational Developement Center
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Frisbie, Sr. Dale Brown, Kath leen Dulan, back row John Sansone,Phyllis Doyle, Herbert
LEFT TORIGHT: GayeSoroka, BarbaraSchmitz, Judy Sandman, Sr. Lorch, Tom Cosgrove, back row Karen Reed, Linda Patzold, Dave Navarro, Jean Grech, Rich Hagan, Tom Burke, John Triflletti not pictured Skip Walsh, Rudy Spano
LEFT TO RIGHTFront row:Sheryl Lorey, SisterAnnette Bourret, Susan Car- rico. LEFT TO RIGHT Back Row: Dr. Ray Brandes, Anita Welker, Holly Farina.
Director of Admissions: Kathleen Estey. AssistantDi rector of Admissions: Carol Holmes
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LEFT TO RIGHT Front Row: Kathleen Estey, Carol Holmes, Cheryll LeMay, Donna Geraci. LEFT TO RIGHT Back Row: Ed Cosio, Jim Whitaker, Christopher Fredricks.
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Sara S. Finn, Sandra Elderman, Peggy Platzer, Joan Murry
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Geordie Flohr Michelle Foco
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Maire Kelley Steven Kelly
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Tony LeDonne Mary Leingang Andrea LeMoine Laura Lindberg Kimberly Longmire
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VICE- PRESIDENT As Vice-President Carolyn Emme was an ex- officio member of all A.S.B. committees. Pri marily though, chairing the Program Board was her main function. As chair of Program Board the Vice-President coordinated the program ming efforts ofall directors and organizations. She was also a member of Budget Committee and Senate. Should anything have happenedto our beloved president Ms. Emme would have been the next one "in charge." Aside from being Vice-President, Carolyn enjoyed being a "nor mal" student.
PRESIDENT Serving his second year as A.S.B. President, Vince Guilin's prime responsibility as "The Big Guy" wasto oversee the activitiesof the A.S.B and to continuein his quest to "make the A.S. knowledgeable of the university system." Vince also worked to make A.S.B. amore harmonious and responsive group. "I want students to really feel like we're here to represent them, not just our own interests." Vince also continued with his plan of making USD known not only as a "social" school, but also as an academic and service orientedschool. Goodjob Vince!
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CONTROLLER One of the "invisible men of ASB", Steve Welch works his fingers to the bone as the ASB's bookkeeper. Steve enjoys hi job because it allows him the opportunity not onlyto tone his skills in accounting and business, but also to be an intergral part of ASB. Working closely with Dave Goddard and advising Dave on how much ASB money to spend, Steve is the watch dog for our $30 a semester ASB fee. Make sure Dave doesn't spendit all at once, Steve!
SECRETARY OF FINANCE Holding the office of Secretary of Finance Dave Goddard constitutes budgeting andover seeing all ASB financial transactions. It also constitutes receiving notes such as, "Dear Dave, Please sendmoney!" Dave takes itall in stride and does his best to accommodate everyone. As financial advisor to all ASB related organiza tions (Program Board, Senate, I.C.C.) Dave han dles everythingfrom contracts to petty cash. On a good day Dave can be seen hiding under his desk soas not to be spottedby club representa tives desiring money.
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SECRETARY OF ATHLETICS
As a member of the Executive Board inthe Senate, the Secretary of Athletic's position entails numerous responsibilities. Tim Beaulieu provides assistance to the sport clubs in terms of organization and funding, which is very beneficial to the athletic opportunities on campus. He also works togetherwith the athletic department in advertising sporting events and orga nizing sport tournaments. As moderator of the cheer leaders, Beaulieuorganizes theirselection and han dles their budget. One of the largest responsibilities that theSecre tary of Athletics has is Torero Week. By working with the other programmers in ASB, he schedules fun and spirited events during the week leading up to the Homecoming Game and Dance. Inaddition, the halftime ceremony at the football game must be com pletely organized with the aid of the Senators. Finally, the concession stand at the home football games, being the cheerleaders' main fund raiser is watched over by the Secretaryof Athletics. Besides being a demanding job, Tim Beaulieu finds his job one of the most enjoyableand interesting that he's had.
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SECRETARY OF ACADEMICS The Secretary of Academics serves as the Student Representative to all committees that concern Uni versity Academic matters. These include the Cur riculum Committee,the General Education Commit tee and the ScholasticHonesty Committee. Maria Brightbill also serves in the capacity of F ulty/Career Forums Programmer.This year shehas sponsored such forums as "'82 Election Issues', "What To Do With A Business Major", and "NROTC at USD". Finally, the Secretaryof Academics serves as the Chairperson of the Academic Research Grant Screening Board which awards over $4000 yearly for research grants.
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DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION Left to right: Johnna Matranga, Daryl-Lynn Lalli- Director of Information, TomBurns. The Director of Information's primary task is to make sure the work on upcoming events gets around on campus. Daryl Lynn Lalli, appointee to this newly establishedpost, found the position "interesting and fun". According to Daryl Lynn, "Basically I get to paint a lot of p sters. Oh yeah, I also get the inside trackon beach parties!" Her committee of10 helpers, when not out scurrying through the party grapevine, assisted Daryl Lynn in spreading news about Laserium, the Scream ing Memes, George Plimpton, and many other campus happenings.
SOCIAL CHAIRMAN As Social Chairman, Mike "How do you say his last name?" Wisniewski s responsible for plan ning and supervising such spectacular events as the HomecomingDance, the Spring Ball, Laser ium, andthe ASB Disneyland trip. Beforetheir early demise, the T.G.'s were also the responsibil ity of Mike and his Assistant Social Chairman, Mark Hawblitzel. By the way, it's pronounced "Wiznizski". Or is it "Wiznewski"?Tell us Mike.
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SECRETARY OF STUDENT SERVICES
"This is a job for Superman." But since the guy couldn't make it he sent Tom Burke to us instead. Charged with maintaining an open li e between students and administration. Tomwas the liason for matters from Food Service to Health Service. Housing, commuter transporta tion, and Campus Ministry were also under Tom's jurisdiction. With a man like Tomwork ing for us, who needed Clark Kent?
COMMUNITY SERVICES Meg Heidrick and Matty Sandoval. See Mat ty's smiling face. See Meg's smiling face. See the smiling faces of many inthe community because of the workMeg and Matty didas Directors of Community Services. M & M (as we lovingly call them) helped to coordinate activities that allowed students an opportunity to reach out and interact with USD's neighborhood. Activi ties such as the highly successful annual Senior Outreach Weekend andthe CannedFood Drive during Thanksgiving permitted students the chance to "come down off the hill" and partici pate in getting to know their community be ter. The TiajuanaOrphanage Trip, Christmas Car oling at retirement homes, and the coordination of the Big Brother/Big Sister Program ( first at USD) were other eventswhich offeredstudents the chance to meet new people and do a good deed. Meg and Matty also began anew commit- tee-The Executive Core Group- which consisted of representatives from all on-campus service organizations. This committee met to support each other on various projects and to co-sponsor other projects. See Matty's smiling face. See Meg's smiling face. Seea job well done.
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SECRETARY OF COMMUNICATIONS
The Secretary of Communications' main function is to put out the monthly ASB Social Calendar which includesorganizing all monthly events, meetings, and other such material that would be important to the USD Undergraduate community. Dave Lincoln is also in charge of most campus publicity. On a weekly basis he must fill and empty the campus showcases and any ASB bulletin boards. Dave Lincoln also oversees the Sign Shop andthe Director of In formation.
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SECRETARY OF JUSTICE The Secretary of Justice's duties include act ing as Chief Justice of the Student Court, serv ing as an advisor to the ElectionCommittee and serving as the ASB Representativein all disci plinary cases. Vince Kasperick, on top of all of the above, spearheaded adrive for a return toopen parking policy and spent a lot of time throughout the year trying tomake it work. Finally, Vince Kasperick was able not only to expand the size and jurisdiction of the student court but also able to give it more structure by drafting a set ofbylaws.
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PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR
In its second year of operation, the office of Public Relations was created to establish and im prove A.S.B. relations with other universities, their students, and administrations. This year's director, Judy Lester, kept the lines open be tween the A.S.B. and the SDSU Cultural Arts Director, as well as UCSD's Concert Bureau, and USIU's StudentAffairs Department.
CULTURAL ARTS DIRECTOR The Cultural Arts Board Director Joel Sweimler is charged with bringing dance and m sic companies, arranging group and discount rates at performances in San Diego. This year Cultural Arts brought Mark Twain alive, aJazz festival on the bay and "Sophisticated Ladies , and in the spring they brought us Cabaret and the circus. It has been a good year to be cultured.
I.C.C. DIRECTOR
Back for more abuse,"Hey Guy," Guy Webb returned for a second year as Chairman of the Inter-Club Council. As the USDPoster Boy for "International Male" and the officialrepresen tative of the collective interest of I.C.C., Guy was also a member of the Budget Committee, Program Board, and Senate. This year Guy worked to givethe clubs a stronger voice in the decisions directly affecting students. Some guy, that Guy, eh? So, g'day, okay?
PRESS RELATIONS DIRECTOR
Is this girlcute, orwhat? Ann Dickerson be sides being ready with a warm smile, Anne (along withher staff)was responsible for publi cizing A.S.B.sponsored events and activities in the VISTA. This PR woman (not to be confused with Judy Lester, the other PR woman) was also the liason between the student government and the publications media on campus. In its first year ofoperation, the Press Relations office has been well managed by Anne. Thanks for the good work Anne!
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JUNIOR SENATORS
The Junior Senators, Cindy Beezley and Tom Burns worked together this yearon the Home coming Float, the Powderpuff Football game and the JuniorClass BBQ. In addition to this, Cindy servedas the ICC Representative for the Senators and as a member of the Student Refer endum Committee. Tom served on the TG Com mittee, now defunct and on the Honor Code Development Committee.
SENIOR SENATORS The Senior Senators, Mark Tunney and John Cappetta worked together on the Commence ment Speaker and the organization of the Com mencement Ceremony, the Senior Celebration party, and helped organize an information source for Graduate Schools, interviewing infor mation, and much more. In addition, John served on the General Education Requirement Committee and Mark served on the Budget Committee and as a ICC Representative for the Senators.
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FRESHMEN SENATORS
The Freshmen Senators, Joe LaMantia III and Steve Greene, though new at thisbusiness, have been hard at work this year, doing such things as canvassing door-to-door to get ac quainted with other Frosh, and to hear their idea and input on different issues concering USD Undergrads. They also worked hard on this year'sFrosh Homecoming Float.
SOPHOMORE SENATORS
The Sophomore Senators, John Napoleon and Chris Kanzius have really accomplished a lot this year. John served asthe Chairperson of the StudentReferendum Committee (trying to work out solutions so that enrollment at USD can be maintained at 3000), helped to organize tutoring schedules and organized Grievance Night. Chrisworked hard to organize the School BBQ, replacing the TG during Homecoming Week. Healso served on Program Board as the Senator's Representative.
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SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Front L to R: Sally Vanderstoop, Mike Wisniewski, GingerMario Back L to R: Mary Leingana, Mark Hawb- litzel
The Social Events Commit tee helps in all areas of plan ning and running the Social Events that are organized through the office of Social Chairman. During the year 1982-83, these events included, TG's, Homecoming, Spring Ball, Disneyland Trip, Laser- ium, Concerts, and many more. SPECIAL EVENTS
Busily out planning-you guessed it- special events, the Special Events Committee was unavailable for pictures (They don't want me to tell you that the picture to the right is a pic ture of them, so don't tell them I told you, okay?). Headed by Social Chairman Mike Wis- nienwski, the Special Events Committee deals with the "really big events" oncampus coordinating and implement ing them. (They're really cute though, aren't they?). These are the people to thank when everything goes right, (such cu- ties-couldn't you just go up and kiss them on the cheek?) A nice group ofkids- andvery aquati- cally inclined.My kind of peo ple.
BUDGET COMMITTEE
Front row (L to R): Jim Accurso, Johnna Matranga, Dave Goddard, Carolyn Emme, Steve Welch Back row (L to R): Chris Pascale, Guy Webb, Steve Calloway, Mike Wis- niewski, Mark Tunney Would youtrust your money to these people?Neither would I. Seriously, the Budget Com mittee was charged with ap proving each programming event expenditure. Headed by Secretary of Finance Dave Goddard, the BudgetCommit tee did its utmost to prevent the frivilous use of ASB funds. Highly respected by all other ASB committees (you have to or you won't get the bucks), when Budget Committee spoke, people listened.
SENATE
L to R: John Cappetta, Mark Tunney, John Napolean, Steve Green, Dee Moore, Tim Dunn, Joe LaMantiar, Dave Goddard, Carolyn Emme, Rod Valdivia, Maria Grightbill, Tom Burns, Tim Beaulieu, Cindy Beezley, Guy Webb, Mike Wisniewski, Vince Kasperick, Chris Kanzius, Tom Burke, Tom Cosgrove This ecstatic group of people composed theAS Senate (ASS, for short). Incredibly happy to have beenassigned the duty of overseeing all ASB related events, the '82-'83 Senate fell all over themselves with joy and enthusiasm at servingthe students and providing an at mosphere conducive to quality academic and social exper iences. Okay kids, you can stop smiling now.
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Front to Back (L to R): Maria Diaz, Kenny Baher, Greg Bart, unknown, Mercedes Albers, Cyndi Bartel, Matty Sandavol, Jean Gilmore, Cindy Beez- ley, Delores Reina, Jane Douglas, Ga- brielle Nierodzinski, Carol Switzer, Bill O'Connell, Maria Perez, Janie Hoffner, Rhonda Martin, Brett Campbell, TeriDel Colliano, Maggie Keller, TomEhman, John Ringrose, Pat Morrin, John Faul, Bob Rosen- dale, Lolitta Foster, Darcy Denos, Monie Captan, Annette Kitagawa, Chiarme Paras Standing to the left: Guy Webb, Robin Giamela, Angela Tarantino, Gina Arcaro, Barbara Schmitz What do you get when you fill a room full of blue sweatshirts repre senting every USD club? Besides a smelly room, you get the ICC. ICC was in charge of every club's funding, pro gramming of events and providing campus activities such as dances, speakers, and bakesales (thank God for those!). ICC coordinated activities and created club interaction. These particular individuals threw air planes, talked on the phone, did their homework, or slept duringthe meet ings. It was rumored that once or twice they discussed issues for specific clubs as aboard of approval and pro gramming body. This board was head ed by one popular Guy. (Sorry Guy, we couldn't resist.)
INTER CLUB COUNCIL
PROGRAM BOARD
Left to Right: Puni Snow, Tom Twardzik, Mark Killeen, Rick San chez, Sr.Tim, Guy Webb, Daryl Lynn Lalli, Maria Brightbill, Joel Sweimler, Peter McGuine, Delores Reina, Jim Hitchcock Back Row: Chris Kansius, David Lincoln, Carolyn Emme, Bucky Philips, Matty Sandoval, Mike Wis- niewski, Meg Heidrich, Dave Goddard Not Pictured:Michael Fowlkes, Judy Lester, JohnPhillips. The ProgramBoard, headed by our illustious Vice-Presi dent Carolyn Emme, was re sponsible for all of USD's on- campus social activities. Com posed of representatives of the entire strata of student organi zations (from Dave "I know the Kennedys personally" to Jim "I knowI look bitchin' in this suit" Hitchcock), the Program Board (not theprogram bored, Joel!) made sure that there were no overlaps or conflicts with events sponsored by the various organizations.
ELECTION COMMITTEE
Top L to R: Tricia Ray, Ann Tommey (Chairperson), Angela Tarantino, Gina Arcaro, CarolDamon Bottom L to R: Vince Skahill, Vince Kasperick (Advisor) Under the auspices of fair politics, the Election Commit tee has hit new heights inim posing the proper regulations upon the would—be senators, presidents, and queens of this campus. An increase in active member enrollment has aided the processes set down by the chairperson, Ann Tommey. These people unselfishly gave thier time and energy to keep the democratic way of voting alive and well. True, there were hard times, but these paled in the comparison of the rewards that were heaped upon this group of dedicated Americans. Their highlight came at Home coming, when they were privy to the election of the queen be fore anyone else.
SPEAKERS BUREAU
L to R: Mark Killeen, George Plimp ton (Speaker), John Phillips Headed by Mark Killeen and John (Bucky) Phillips, the Speakers Bureau brought top rate speakers such as George Plimpton and Dr. JimTunney (yes, he is Marks dad) to the USD campus. Mark and John worked hard the entire year to allow the USDcommunity the opportunity to be entertained by prominent speakers.
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