James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Concentration is the key to the success of Rob Kaufhold (left), a two-time AU-American. Pausing in full draw gives Johnny Grace (far left) a chance to take careful aim. Coach Margaret Horn (far right), responsible for the huge success of the archery progra m, reviews the team schedule with Freshman AU-American Sue King. Junior Rob Kaufhold (bottom left) sights in on a distant target. A round ready for scoring wait in a target after a long afternoon of practice (bottom right). JMU lst 2nd COMPETITION MEN Drexel University Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Indoor Tournament Eastern Indoor Championships New York Indoor Championships Mid-Atlantic Indoor Championships Tournament of Champions U.S. Indoor Championships Glassboro State College Atlantic Classic Mid-Atlantic FITA Eastern Region Championships U.S. Intercollegiate Championships WOMEN Drexel University Eastern Indoor Championships New York Indoor Championships Mid-Atlantic Indoor Championships Tournament of Champions U.S. Indoor Championships Glassboro State College Atlantic Classic Eastern Region Championships U.S. Intercollegiate Championships MIXED Drexel University Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Indoor Tournament York Indoor Championships Mid- Atlantic Indoor Championships Tournament of Champions U.S. Indoor Championships Glassboro State College Atlantic Classic Eastern Region Championships U.S. Intercollegiate Championships New Archery 121

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The Archery team, representing the entire state of Virginia, enjoyed its most successful season ever. Building on last year ' s performances, the team swept the regional and east coast tourna- ment championships, ultimately placing second in the nation in men ' s, women ' s, and mixed divi- sions. The team earned many honors during the year. Coach Margaret Horn was named Coach of the Year at the U.S. Intercollegiate competition, and five team members — Johnny Grace, Janet McCullough, Sue King, Donna Adamo, and Rob Kaufhold — earned Ail-American honors. Rob Kauffwld, Sue King, and Janet McCullough earned this award for the second consecutive year. The team ' s outstanding performance in the national competition was further magnified by the fact that JMU was the only representative without a scholarship program for participants. Coach Horn believes that to be the greatest achievement. Though Coach Horn sees little hope for a scho- larship program, she looks forward to the upcom- ing season. Returnees Kevin Wilgus, Rob Kaufhold, Sue King, and Janet McCullough plus Ail-American transfer Cindy Gilbert are expected to lead JMU ' s team to another outstanding season. Accuracy Excellence . Donna Adamo Jeff Anderson Randy Brookshier Michael Davoli Shawn Firth Johnny Grace Anne Hamill Rob Kaufhold Sue King Janet McCullough Kevin Wilgus Sandra Williams Susanne Woody- Martha Zimmerman Coach Margaret Horn 120 Archery

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What does one do in the Spring when one doesn ' t wish to exert energy but still have a good time? The solution is to fill a cooler, spread a blanket, and bask in the sun on the immediate surroundings of J. Ward Long Memorial Field. There one can lay back and watch the Dukes baseball team, who last year hit, pitched, and ran their way to a 41-18-1 record and a trip to the NCAA Eastern Regional Tournament. Now that ' s excitement. The ' 81 season marked the fifth consecutive time under coach Brad Babcock that the Dukes won 30 or more games. Though they began the season losing their first four games to powerful Jacksonville, the Dukes bounced back with im- pressive wins over EC AC opponents and out-of- state teams like Vermont, Towson State, and Pittsburgh. The Dukes peaked in late middle sea- son, and during one stretch won a remarkable 16 games in a row. There were quite a few standout performers, all of which played key roles throughout the season. The Dukes were well-balanced in both offense and defense. Once again Lorenzo Peanut Bundy, the pro prospect out of Tappahannock, Virginia, led the powerful offensive attack. Bundy played in every game, batting .392 on the season, with a team leading 13 home runs and 76 hits. Freshman Tony Marant was another offensive threat, batting team-high, .401 and at one point, hitting safely in 11 out of the last 14 games. Russ Dickerson added even more power with 12 home runs and team- leading 72 runs batted in. The team batting aver- age was an astounding .322 for the season. Repeat Performance Jim Knicely (top) makes the throw to first base in plenty of time for a double play. Junior outfielder Jeff Kidd (above) hits the dirt as he lunges safely back to the bag. Designated hitter Phil Fritz (right) takes a powerful swing at the ball. First baseman Lorenzo Nut Bundy (far right) makes it back to base just in time. Left-handed pitcher Joe Hall (far top right) warms up on the mound during fall season. Hustling to first base is freshman Tony Marant (Jar lop left). 122 Baseball