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In it's vibrant twelfth year at USD, the
Accounting Society is a student organization
which promotes interaction of accounting
students in academic, community, and
professioal endeavors. Besides operating a
tutoring lab for all students of accounting,
the Accounting Society sponsors a varietyof
speakers throughout the year and conducts
tours of local and international C.P.A. firms.
The Accounting Society also hosts a diversi
ty of social activities involving faculty, alum
ni, and leaders in the business community,
including the celebrated Annual Spring Ban
quet. At the banquet the society honors those
seniors completing the C.P.A. exam only
hours before and awards scholarships it
raises through donations. Under the exper
ience and care of Mrs. Ethel Sykes, the Ac
counting Society is greatly supported by stu
dents, faculty,and professionals,and acts as
a tool facilitating exposure to Accountancy.
Sitting L to R: Kate Hannon, Sue
Dean, Mickye Danylo, David Mar
ino, Donna Garafalo, Sheila Mar-
kariane, Erin O'Donnell, Diana Lee,
Eve Blomberg. Kneeling L to R:
Tracy Maupin, Annette Izidoro,
Nancy Rojas, Brian Touer, Linda
VanPatten, Laura Ann McCormick,
Lauren Ledbetter, Lisa Lucero,
Mary Braz, Jennifer Brae, Curtis
Greco, Mrs. Sykes.First row stand
ing L to R: Mimi Antonio, Gina
Chammas, Manny Occiano, Mary
Cameron, Liz Siegmund, Lori Rob
inson, CarenMolacek, JeanCorley,
Joe Matranga, David Wolpe, Kath
leen Conlon, David Goddard, Kath
leen Schubert, Katrina P. Barlow,
Frances Huffman, Bruce Ness, Guil-
lerntina Gomez. Second row stand
ing L to R: David Lau, Ken Jeras,
John Ringrose, Mike Bush, Mark
Demcke, Mickey Dora, Katja Rin-
nert, JackPuzo, Dan Koscher, Jim
Kelly, MarkSchaeffer, Susan Glov
er, Dave Heppel.
A co-educational business fraternity, Al
pha Kappa Psi is concerned with providing
business majors with information about the
specific opportunities available to them.
Considering the large percentage of USD stu
dents enrolled in the business program, Al
pha Kappa Psi plays an important role as
intermediary between these students and the
business community they aspire to join. The
information file the club keeps on San Diego
businesses is especially beneficial.
Front rowleft to right: Sergio Cruz,
Kevin Coleman, Magida Jadaa,
Chris Martinez, Kerry Barnsley,
Martin Benitez, Kim Bevans, John
Ong. Second row left to right: An
drew Issa, Bobby Johnson, Rolf
Kragerud, Kim Wahl, Maria Munoz,
Cindy Sales, Eileen O'Connor, Chen
Machado, Michele Evans, John
Todd. ThirdRow L to R: Whitney
Emes, Clay Smith, Denise Ingwer-
sen, Stephanie Whalen, Michele Fa
bian, CharlieAbdi, Bill Ferin, Gary
Weis, Mary, Dave Ryan, Melissa
Hayden, MikeSarovich, TessieMi-
chelse, Stan Reis, Kevin Weddle,
Bonnie Keita, Andy Gagliano,
Monica Stewart, Monica Reh, Maria
Merhab, PhyllisFrey, DougEvertz,
Craig Swanson NOT PICTURED:
President Mark Ridgway.
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