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IN MEMORY OF:
Dr.
Richard
Phillips
hen the Conservation Club was
formed In the fall of 1988, there was
one man in particular who provided
much help and influence in getting
the club off the ground. That man was Dr.
Richard Phillips, Marine Science professor.
It
was through his inspiration that the Club's
goals were realized and made apparent to the
administration. He made the Conservation
Club a priority in his schedule; no problem or
complication was too small for his concern.
This year Dr. Phillips left his position as
advisor, leaving Dr. Gerald ~tberg to fill his
place. In the transference of advisorship the
club
" would like to thank
Dr. Phillips
for mak–
ing the club a priority, helping the club
achievegoals and forproviding an example In
his detennination."
USD Conservation Club membership In–
dudes:
florenttno Abena. Mary 81eecher
Wendy Brown, Marietta
Calugay.
Lisa Cara·
pellotd,
Car1y
Casey
Pat
!!arty.
Gerald
t.st–
berg (Advisor).
Jdf
flullarty. Laura Hale.
Jennifer Hughes. Kristina Klausen. Chad
Law. Marta Malone.
Denise
Mamott. Rachel
Nason.
Came
Papera. Lisa Papera Amy Pat
Rigney, Douglas Rone. JoAnn Spadafora
(President), Tex. Kirstin Weihl. and Heather
Wick.