The UCF Report, Vol. 05 No. 21, February 2, 1983

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The UCF Report
Volume 5, Number 21
for the Faculty and Staff
Wednesday, February 2, 1983
Terry Frederick
gen'l chairman
when computer
experts convene
As many as 2,000 computer scientists from the U.S. and overseas are
expected for the annual international
computer science conference of the
Association for Computing Machinery
Feb. 15-18 in Orlando.
The 1 983 gathering will mark the first
time in six years the conference has
been held outside the Midwest, a move
which reflects recognition of the high-
tech environment in Central Florida and
the University of Central Florida's commitment to computer science in its academic programs.
UCF has the only doctorate in computer science in the state, one of a handful
in the Southeast. Terry Frederick
(chairman. Computer Science) is general chairman of this year's conference.
The agenda contains speakers, panels
and technical sessions, exhibits by
computer manufacturers and trade publishers, and an employment register.
To participate, interested persons
must register with a fee payment that
ranges from $10 for students to $75 for
ACM non-members. There is also a
special one day fee.
For further information, call Computer
Science (x2341).
Billingham
'roastee'
at benefit
for baseball
Former Cincinnati Reds pitcher Jack
Billingham will be the subject of a
"Roast and Toast" to benefit UCF baseball on Feb. 19 at 7 p.m. in the University Club dining room.
The master of ceremonies will be
Darrel Chaney, Billingham's roommate
while they both played for the Reds.
The list of "roasters" who will be on
hand include Sparky Anderson,
Billingham's former manager and current skipper of the Detroit Tigers; Larry
Sheperd, pitching coach with the Reds
while Billingham was a player; Dave
Johnson, former major league standout
with the Baltimore Orioles; UCF baseball coach Jay Bergman; new UCF head
football coach Lou Saban; Orlando
Sentinel sports editor Larry Guest; Boyd
Coffie, head baseball coach at Rollins
College and Bill Gordon, Jack's high
school coach.
Billingham is helping Bergman as a
Knight pitching coach. The Knights
open their season against Rollins the
afternoon of the roast. Tickets for the
See ROASTEE, Page 4
595 years' service to be marked
AS total of 595 years of continuous
service to FTU/UCF will be recognized
May 13 at the 1 5th Annual Career Service Banquet.
Among the 74 individuals, whose
years comprise that extraordinary university total, will be six employees who
will receive 15-year citations and who
were among the 18 employees honored
for 5 years' service at the first awards
banquet April 18, 1973.
These six are Mary Henn (President's
Office), William Hostetler (Records and
Registration), Junius Kinsey (Library),
Jeanne Kubicki (Physical Plant), James
Liggett (Bookstore) and Earl Newman
(Water Treatment).
This year, in addition to the six 1 5-
year awards, 33 individuals will be cited
for 10 years' continuous service and 35
for 5 years. At the May 14, 1982,
ceremony, two people received 15-year
awards, 35 individuals for 10 years and
23 people for 5 years, a total of 60, or
14 less than will be cited about three
months from now.
Sixteen employees, who retired during 1982 with varying service periods
from five years upward, will be invited
to the evening event in the University
Dining Room.
"Please check carefully the names on
the 5-, 10- and 15-year lists," emphasized Dorris Cannon of the Staff Council's awards committee.
"If you started working at the university in 1 977, 1 972, or 1 967 and your
name does not appear below, please
contact me at x2771 by March 1. Please
note that your employment must have
been continuous."
Cannon said the CS entertainment
committee is recruiting talented indi
viduals who would agree to perform at
the banquet. She said inquiries should
be directed to Paul Franzese (x2277) for
additional information.
15-YEAR EMPLOYEES
Mary Henn
William Hostetler
Junius Kinsey
Jeanne Kubicki
James Liggett
Earl Newman
10-YEAR EMPLOYEES
Jane Brunet
Edward Call
Arthur Carlson
Sandra Cherepow
Sonia Cirocco
Herman Condee
James Davis
Patricia DeWoody
John Esters
Ruth Evans
Harry Fast
Firman Fruit
Linda Gabriel
Don Goedde
William Green
Nancy Hall
Frances Hilliard
Carrie Johnson
Eugene Kearns
Richard Kelley
Elizabeth King
Howard Mahoney
Walter Mitchell
Edgar Overton
Margie Roberts
Shirley Shofner
William Shute
Michael Spinnato
Jeannie Stefanik
Arthur Stout
Manon Stroup
Patricia Warden
Dorothy Westenhofer
5-YEAR EMPLOYEES
David Ackerson
Irene Banas
Judith Boyte
Winifred Brock
Sheila Call
Timothy Carroll
Audrey Demers
Joan Dunham
Clarence Gainey
Mary Garner
Carolyn Garris
Mary Hartman
Frederick Hodgin
Judson Huggins
Betty Ison
Alice Judah
Judith Kimball
Tomislav Kovac
Neil Labar
Arthur Lehmann
William Lewis
Romie Lyles
John Makuh
Aivars Matiss
William McClarren
Timothy Mcllrath
Linda Medellin
Richard Metzger
Margaret Minter
Lewis Philpot
Joyce Powers
Martha Tyler
Doyce Walter
Deborah Weatherford
John Wheless
3rd one goes
On behalf of the staff in her Library
Reference Department, June Stillman
pins 'RIP' to the black-ribboned third of
three file cabinets that had contained a
total of more than 750,000 index cards
by titles.    . 	
The library is converting to an on-line
computerized file system, and there still
are to be entered into the new system
10 similar-sized cabinet files of cards by
author and subject.