Table of Contents Table of Contents
Previous Page  304-305 / 492 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 304-305 / 492 Next Page
Page Background

L

The Biology Club,a unique species of stu­

dent organization, was out in full force again

this year. Among other activities, the club

U

sponsored the annual blood drive, a huge

success, and their weekend field trip to San

B

Felipe. The purpose of the field trip, attend­

ed by faculty and students alike, was mainly

to investigate the effects of alcohol on va­

sopressin and to store the date generated in

long term memory banks fromwhence jokes

and stories abouthe trip could be recalled at

a later date.

Kneeling left to right: AnitraPolk,

Michael Wayne Anthony Fowlkes.

Middle row left to right: Reggie Bar­

ber. Kenneth Stcyr, Jerald Gooden,

Lolita Poster, Kiki Foster, Gerald

Jones, Herb Graham, Reginald R.

Johnson. Back row left to right: Ear-

nest Williams, Harold E. Allen Jr.,

Krystal Smith, Rob Roberts.

First row left to right: (Striking a

casual pose with hip flask) Katie

Cessor. Secondrow left to right: In

glass cage: Chris "Felix"Gualtieri,

Nadine "Bookworm" Luke. Third

row left to right: Mary "Lizard Skel­

eton" Kovac,Hrenda Buzby-White,

Maria Cossio modeling lab coat,

Ann Hanss, Ann Tommey pouring

test tube. Mascot Dave Heller.

Fourth row left to right: Nadine

Ridge, Chris Traczek, Anna Torres,

Bill O'Connell (with water bottle),

Miguel "Bubbles" Espinosa, Amy

"CjH^OH" Bolwerk. Back row left

to right: John Kownacki, James

Brodfuehrer, Tammy Schneid-

miller, Wayne Nuzzollo, Chris

Graulau (holding graduated Cylin­

der), Susan Kovats, Shaun

Naughton.

The Black Student Union is a cultural

awareness group which provides the students

of USD with the opportunity to enrich them­

selves academically, politically, and eco­

nomically throughout society. It's members

are actively involved in fundraisers, sponsor­

ing guest speakers,plays, culturalart exhib­

its along with many other community ser­

vices and social functions. This allows a pros­

perous exchange of ideals andvalues among

students of all origins.

B

L

A

C

K

S

T

149