Bridgewater College - Ripples Yearbook (Bridgewater, VA)
- Class of 1976
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A typical sight was of men and women dressed simply in clean, homespun clothing, going about their daily chores. .. lj Q fir 1 ix FI H t tw lk ,A l X ' 'sw f all li! 'k'k'k'k'k .g- rpA BRIDGEWATER CUL LEGE . F V .V--ff ' A W , ,I . ,xZAl'. , .. ....,. ,4 -- 1 3 X TED Iwo MILES SOUTHWEST IN THE IIEJEJAN UF EIIIIIOOEWIITER, THIS LIBERAL IIIIIS GULILEGEv lS AFFILIATED WITH CHURCH CF THE OIIEIIIIIIEN. IT OILEW OE THE SPRING OIIEEII NORIIIIIIL SOIIOOL II OOLLEOIIIIE INSTIITULTE. EOONOEO IN 1880, IIIEORSEEIIIIIE BRIDGEWATER OOLLEOE NINE ATER. IT IIIIS BEEN CUEDU I EIIOII THE BEGINNING. E EGAWNAL 'k'ki k'k LIBRARY 1954 W n v-:N In 1880, the Spring Creek Normal School and Collegiate Institute was founded by David Christian Flory. Although the school was originated for the children of Brethren families, all who sincerely sought knowledge were welcomed by the founder. Later, known as the Virginia Normal School, the institution graduated its second class in 1887. During the third session, the school was moved to the more convenient location in Bridgewater, Virginia. The name was changed to Bridgewater College a few years later in honor of the town. 'k'k'k'k'k 5 .5 -x. N In ' . 5 - 1 wtf, 51 , 2' FX. 'fl' ..--- 4. x 15 L ' - N i ,iz ,, , , ' it vu lla! , , 1 fl.: I r H1 3 Memorial Hall, erected in 1890, was originally lcnown as Stanley Hall. .It is a, repository of college history and traditions The old bell is still used D to announce athletic victories and other events important in -student life. v I l, in i 5 ttirki' ,lf This building erected in 1929 is the auditorium, It has a. seating capacity of about seven hundred people. At one time the college library occupied the ground floor. This building perpetuates the memory of Dr. Charles Know Cole. 45 l We .regard the co-education of'thersexes1as the only true method of education. Their rea ciprocal influencewill besbeneficiarl in the Q Chapel,.Di1ring Room, and Recitation Q Rooms, Although this statement regarding Cosedqcation applies today, it was also the I policy when 'women were dressing as Gibson Girlsr l 1 i I nf: xiii 'k'k'ki k 7 .wgg . 'P WA - V U wx S 'l ' I f V , ' I ' A P 1 B w T ' - - I g il , . , f 1 ' - V . , L AA - M l 8 'kiiii Featured on the left, is the row of orig- inal college buildings . . . Yount, Stanley Know Memorial, , Founders and Wardo Halls. The barren field in front ofthe buildings is the present site of the library. Asnone can see by the other pictures, al? though clothing styles are different today, the enthusiasm and the friendly smiles are 'the same. Students will always enjoy so- cializing in all forms, from a game of ping pong to a dinner engagement. , W.. .... 'xx ',. 1: . j , 'kti A k i 1 l . .fx V 1-ef-fa, . .J -in :::,.f'f.L.1:,',ffit5.6gf'f- M 'kr' ,, Q ,Q v f -,LM ' ' 2'j:-ffm'-' 1' gf, -3. ' ff' f' - ' ' H' I 'L . . 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Theonly noticeable difference 'was the use of male cheerleadersp all the excitement is still with us. 1 J kkiik Whether anxiouslychecking for mail, A working on school-related activities, or simply relaxing alone, Bridgewater stu- dents have always enjoyed their free moments. I 1 t DN lx--'sr '- f N H iff- f. - K.,':,y L - Mil, , fax J' g pf, 'W v .A X 'ly JQQ5 'k'k'k'k'k The appearance of Bridgewater College certainly has changed over the yearsg Nevertheless, the high academic standards and the positive patterns of development for which the college stands are still as important today as in 18,80 when the school was first founded. A N . . . A , 3-9 4 ,,.. .1 14 ' 'u. K Tir.. , gf.. V 1: K v.. wil- A iv - - W . pg, . .f-15,-401 1. , 'T'fi....f- V I :Iii-'7'f'1l ' f .-ns' '-' - ' .., t - . -.M Q -1' Q. - '..' ' ' x ' ,al --J Q., .J if -f i's. 7f'i': ia-.-Y -1 fk'ki k'k 13 . ,-.4 e 'Att .jx i k'k'k'k During the Roaring Twenties the period of Flaming Youth, students were taking greater liberties than ever before. Today student behavior still is criticized for being shocking. Perhaps we are simply trying to uphold the reputation set by our 1920 counterparts. Things have not changed that much. ,, Ll X 51? S NA x U J CLASSES 'k'k'ki k SEN IORS ..-- .U W1 e W, A W, ' : ' 5 . ty- - , .1 ae Q. 5. ,ik-QA 5:-I 1 MQ J: .L ,. 'L- afar? Q19 Q Wa,-1-'V j R-PQ? ,. nel Ja '32 P1 .. 1, I 54 A La vw ' -1 I P- .I I l 'x - 1 Ron Lohr, President Fontaine Canada, Vice President 16 3 4, .fi .V 4 A 'N 4 4, H, 4. ,. ' V .A 4,4 -' fr. ,1 5 'EW- llj., T1 ' 'QI -. 1 ff ' rf 34 TA, ,Qs .I 1' ,-1 J I xl! N ' i ,x 1,, .gifs 155. - v IQ r. sa- - fx , 'tk I 1' .4-L X x. . ,-P-ll -'Z N . .1 ' .X .ww .. zuilriw X 1 I A. 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QI A' 1 1 ,, ff? ff ,I .I-- HOME ECONOMICS ,l 3 Lx: r W :ig.ti:gE'!1 3i ' ' In ,. -- P - U V, I ,O I ' 'I' If 'I' . 1ffP?F4 1u Iwi? 55- - , J- . z,- ' ' '- gY,'gm,4 741, , H I I ' iw ' 1, ,.11, I? , I .I I 1 I 1 5jQI,5Iqg15f7ii'f! '. if V? 1' . f ff 'QI 1 V I A. EVELYN DAVIS PHYSICAL EDUCATION 47, .QM P -. a, .5 N. wuz B. RICHA RD DA VIS HISTORY 81 PO LITICA L SCIENCE SHA NNON DA VIS BUSINE SS A DMINISTRA TION 25 C. DAVE DIDAWICK BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION A. C. JAY DEWITT B. JIM DIXON PI-IYSICA L HISTORY 81 EDUCATION PO LITICA L SCIENCE X T' fi if :QM D. IULIE DEAN HOME ECONOMICS A. STAN DR ZEWIE CKI SOCIOLOGY A-vw B. SUSAN EDGERTON HOME ECONOMICS Q!! C. Jo EBLING ART I k , V 2- ,HU UH J' .C A .- W. 27 A. BRUCE ELLIOTT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION C. A L FIGULY SPANISH U S ' I E1 , f w : 4 F . I A , ' .w-,f -V ...R 1 i--' :-, V i , , -iial If .Ei nal! '75 LQ' ' , 3 . 1-. r- li -.f ' :.' 3 1 .-' !w:, 28 Kia! A ROWENA F IKE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION D. RODNEY F IKE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION -Nu- B. 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Dewitt, Director of Development J. Verne Fairchilds, Jr., Director of Admissions P- ' s ' Linda G. Fleishman, Asst. Director Admissions ..,4' , , 5 . 'X . 2 s JE 1 - J., .y I .V , .V Michael D. Scales, Barbara A. LQITY W' Glick. Asst to Dean of Students Schelble, Karen L. Garner, Admissions Counselors. Vx, VLQEV' -1 of uf Belva M. Hill, Bertha D. Phibbs, Business Ofice Secretaries X n:.....JSll' Suzanne S. Hall, Campus Center Director Amy M. Michael, Asst. to the Treasurer 4 a-ji 155' Bonnie M. Eckard, Bowman Secretary Leona C. Mumper, Computer Center Secretary David I-Ioll, Director of Deferred Giving . QQ, lW,...P-' , ' XX .Mfg H 1 if ' X Nellie C. I-IildeGrand, Manager of Development Office Services -+ .1 A1 q 5 :Lx ' J QP ' Sl ,ff Y Je X X Ps X y 1 11 1 ' 4 , , 1 w AB ,x 5 4 , 1 V-.. Y , S. P 1 ' Y- .tj A Zvi , , fx X A QE ' 'Z ' . vw X I4 tl Wal, N 6 .N A V clam' . 'A P 1 ff, 1 . ' 1 , . f ,fi - ,,. ,ww J il Q 1.,. I Diana Puffenbarger, Sibyl Coakley, Development Office Secretaries f I f V? 5 H fr- -f, V ,, V I Harold Kline, Night Oficer Virgil Nutter, Night Officer 103 FS 'Y 'TH Leon W. Rhodes, Manager of College Stores 4 f' 'A ' 'Q q ,, .N If In 1. F, i- rf 1 AA ' twfi A 1 vy , , Paul V. Phibbs, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds X -. Janet S. Stepp, Carol Z. Miller, Kitty H. Simmons, Patsy K. Campbell, Secretaries in Founder' s Hall Alice H. Wages, Director of Financial 2 ,J I' sua X We 1 I Lucille L. Robertson, Postmistress ' v , . X uf N. px . , f 1 - ,z L '1 A: 441 '11- Harry W. Shank, Asst. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds gli'-H , Aikm- Tomas Stadler, Asst. Manager of Food Service 104 Aids '-E-we. Orland Wages, Head Librarian Tv- 1' ,. Vg. s iii lin: pa Edwin E, Win, National Student Loans LIBRARY STAFF--Buu Duong, Virginia A. Shenk, Catherine L. Weimer, Shirley D. johnson, Gladys E. Erbaugh. RLY: Dr. Garland J. Wampler, Linda S. Bowers, LPN. FACULTY The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires . ---W. A. Ward I , I I , w 1 X . A' 105 William P. Amighf, English A xl P- Raymond I. D. Baker, Economics Emmert F. Bittinger, Sociology A man should first direct himself in the Way he should go. Only then should he in- struct others . 106 Buddha Raymond N. Andes, Foreign Languages 3' g . qyp. M. Ellen Bailey, Education w. :Jn ' ,' f . YV - .4 ,:'7l' V 2 ,,,l'!f,':g , Z 152: ali R., ,vi , Q! .- William E. Barnett, Sociology Daniel W. Bly, History w john G. Barr, Music E V- 161 james P. Bowman, Social Work Sharon A. Butterbaugh, Home Economics Charles J. Churchman, English gan- Russell L. Dunlap, English Victor E. Glick, History L. Michael Hill, Biology - xx WM rx Y Y , F. I. 'H . . ..,, A. Olivia Cool, Piano and Theory George L. Fitchett, Business i is Lowell V. Heisey, Chemistry QUT As, Mx , X4 1 5 Y f , ! f f. -. ,J at H: .X f' ,21- X, 3 , . f . if 1 , lm Wylfixl W :, MQM. 1 . Nl- ,jfiffirm 13' : ' N31 51l.f'f','i s it A Wf.--Pfnleiffw ' . X .lk ,-:J 2221 Jon L. Dellett, Mathematics Theodore W. Flory, Computer Science Mary F. Heishman, PhysicalEducation Those who educate child- ren well are more to be honor- ed than parents, for these only gave life, those the art of liv- ing well. - - -Aristotle Robert B. Houts, jr., Spanish f' Robert H. Hueston, Business Hope jopson, Drama Assistant Q5 lx ,V x 1 Richard A. Jainchell, Mathematics 7 f ei L 3 V Q 1 1 Harry G. M. jopson, Biology iff f Frederick G. Keihn, Chemistry A teacher who is attempt- ing to teach Without inspiring the pupil with a desire to learn is hammering on cold iron. ---Horace Mann 108 L K George W. Kent, Psychology .R l J. Sandra Keeler, Music 'vm james J. Kirkwood, English Paul M. Kline, Art Elizabeth L. Kyger, Biology Ralph C. MacPhail, Ir., Drama and Speech if W. Robert McFadden, Religion James A. Mumper, History M. Ellsworth Kyger, German 1 1, 5511 I. nu, -nu., Tl f Qs 'M Y' J 4 i E . , ly, ,. sig , , , . ,, f ix'l -L xv Laura S. Mapp, Physical Education -, A William L. Mengebier, Biology .fy y v. NL- 3 Q 4 SI s. . 75 1-' .f A Mary W. LeMar, Home Economics john W. Martin, Jr., Chemistry David G. Metzler, Philosophy and Religion Other people can'1: make you see with their eyes. At best they can only encourage you to use your own. - - -Aldous Huxley 109 Anna M. Myers, Home Economics ,, f -' Q' ov- tl ,f T' I p ,Q -. , 4 . A 4 l ,, A ui, u g ?-,--L wx H ' 5 , X 1 1 '. .1 , 3, I 5 ff ' l J -,, fill, ,-f ' ' f ..g'.v.- ' -.'f'1y7 ' ' Az. t - --42, L ., ' A - . A .I V p f I , 1 .. Ig -Q V 1 J .,1f'lw,ftv .'J 5 'iw Q Jr Lwvmfiif-Za g Q - G+' 1-:Miriam rs A . sg H .- , ,. rua -' M ,-'f'H :a1. -' V ,J 1 QQ 71, ' ' F- Dean R. Neher, Physics ..- hp., 7 . ? Melvin M. Myers, Physical Education 1 Thuyen Phiet, Music 'E James A. Reedy, Physical Education f ff 1 Vx . 4 1. 1 , Robert E. Purvis, Art The most important meth- od of education always has con- sisted of that in which the pupil was urged to actual perfor- mance. . -- - Albert Einstein 110 QT. . 'RU anal Lamar 4:-'lf ' H N it V51 . .+V '. N - '. QE- .V r..,,1 fvsws 'AMT' I. 1 if 3 B. Neal, History and Pol. Science W. Clifton Pritchett, Music .'x. ,a . .. 4, . ' - . 5 fi ' YE' A11 ,, -:fn 1 V. X., 1. f-1:1 ' ' 'A ' ,g-'Q ' 'w -.H N1 mv ff 'few V if 'NMXP-ff' I xxx RA MVT? ' ' 4462- f Q 62422 Zi, is 15- fn, lb fa I A X1vsf12i1i,'4'T 1 I I 1 4 IN! xf I I 4 if ZVXZ2 71' 11 I T ff ' E f fvvxvf ,vc 1 X 1 'sf QZNZ4 viii' 'F Vu 'iq 713' 0 4 1 fxfv 1 Nfxfli 0 if 's?W YQ?S9s 'f W fl 1 ,vivvgax xzmzsztfff I, f' ' V , ,vi X4 fxfvx VifQfQ7'r 0 'I I eg t I Xf I N fiisimf fivsivszilflq hp Q Q this f I fx eixfqfv Fi , , X 'ZTZSA X' X VU x x Agl 'cszvszsaawffl it we 4 fs 1s2s2S5s2QZi?a, W ixhift if X, fxfxf F-I xy I lN X fx fx! I 'X lx I 5 ' 4? Zvivvsfvf J SSN? ? ' 0 f .gi,F,b ,-7, -l, , , 1 'i 5 ' - r Q-f i wif 2' Q 8' ' '1 Y' . Q v , . J' ' - . bin, ?f44-1: - A? J : , 1:9ifL',5,,23'1':f f fri n::fI:?z-. , Quin .f S542 -' ffisaf gimme . A I 'srsfv 2: 'T-hfafla '. A 3-515. ' wp.-2,-fa 319: Rfb 1 7 1- R-5:53:42 :.911::bGs , V if 0 -' ' 'I'--A Tl '1 -1 :L 1 -, ?fFi:5?55fE:5 ffriili .19:sfg?i4S4i:arZ52'W1 if'5 - ga vm: :lyk fx V, :Q IN 2 f 'E T1 1,2 r . ' M e.-H,'ig3QESf.q- y3'lEIfE' - - f- sf-: f- . .Ma af al, - . Nrf:e1-was Sv- vim' av: -iff-Jeni' ' 'v :iq-4-.. we :Q ..-s 1: - - ga -' f. 2:,:f.:s:ma4s4f1 saw- 1 Q fx JQQQQQ , 1, 9 111. A 6,, gf . - z u 1 7 -ring. N4-wprxfc.-,,. ...1:.fMQ. Q Ng, sys.: , , - : :F .nf--,xl 4, ,ey V sq s1??faf'5A 1 fx Vs 'swat wfffgvi -' .aw g 1 - N i life: gif MZLE1,-,E -Q. ff. 1: ,. .- . ' .: V :',. .n :s,wsefs,.s::2 'vsp john 1vx1Xfxfx X x 4 X Af A Roger E. Sappintgon, History S. Spencer, Physical Education Ruth W. Stauffer, Music W Al if xx a W Gary L. Tyeryar, English . - 3 . ' ji Za, , , -. , f 49' ,, ,E i .,, 1 23 . Steve Watson, jr., Philosophy and Religion Donald R. Witters, Psychology Thomas R. Thomley, jr., Music V ?','132,' Dorris M. Wampler, Education john E. It ., White, Mathematics , K.-1-1 ,.l ff. X P 1 rg, S 3.1 q15, m N 12.14 ' 'pl ggfv tlf ' E.-Fifi' 4, i . v mx - 1 at '. V ' Q. W . , -wart. -as '-7:- 'f K z ' 'M nmnmwimnlxltmu ' 'F 4 2 - a , f,,.,,gf-fla g' VU, ,ff 9. . 1. ,. , , af ,-fwf r! EQ mnsnahmsnumnon pair . I' 56f.1,.?'l ,H F- Alf-or 'run ng pq ' 5p:j, i'l. ii - Q 2 . 'nzlirnmxiiamfnmiiaunaieigd vga- rg: , ' F , 7.-Lii., WZ4GlTf5:f' 'V 5 ' If V' . L ' gr'-f. , - . '.-Iv? ny. F i ! ', . . -an . , ' - 3 - . ,eg , lg, -, W -My Str - '3'-13. ' P -.P W ' 51'-leg N WA - ' Y . 'iff' 1 X 'afffw fx T 1 u- ,' 1, A, fa Philip E. Trout, Music H ,f Fred F. Wampler, Education guna'- :ag 1..r,:51TdR' 4 L , .,,- , . ' , , JJ M 'li ' 5 , is u:,i5.Qa-egg 4-- ll' wa- -'--15-in: 13-3 913:43 '- ,',' aqui Ski Carlyle Whitelow, Physical Education No one can be a genuine teacher unless he is actively sharing in the human attempt to understand men and their World. - - -Alexander Meiklejolm 1 1 1 A I1 1 I1 1' 1 11 11 1' 1'11 .11 '111 1 . 11 111 11111 1 1' 11 1 1 11 E X 1 11 1 1 . W 1 ' 1 1 1 111 1x WLM 1 1 1 1111 1 I 11 1 1 11 1 X . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1111 11 111 1 111 11 11 1 1 1 1' 11 1,1111 1111 111 1' 11 111 1. M 111 ' 1 11 1' . ' 1 1 111 , ' 1 1,1 Sporting attire- has changed ai great-d'51111 over the -YEHIS. H0WEV19I, the: ingredients of gameg enthu5i1asm1a111151 good 1SportsmanShip,.1are HS esSential',foda5g1' 1 1 1 asf in the P25113 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 A-,-. 1 x 1975 james Anderson rushes against Madison. E X , t l W Y V . , rf ,V 1 t V I-.51 HN , , - , , . , U 1 .- . w ' ' ' ' ' H., ,. , . -......-.., V.- ..., ., ,.....- .- ,. V, -:.'f--.grr :V-,Q 1 , M, -, - L ,yi-, , - 5 A -,, -4 .. 3,1- ., .. First Row: M. Shiflett, I-I. Parker, A. Younger, W, Mitche11,,S. VanHuss, N. Morris, B. Boyer, J. Anderson, G. Harper, S. Stev-t ens, K, Burns, I. Wholey Second Row: S. VonHerbu1is, R. Smith, R. Peck, B. Burke, B. Cambell, S. Baker, T. Young, S. Snarr,f R. Miller, S. Johnson, E. Mondres, C. J. Dewitt, J. Brandt, Third Row: M. Lowe, L. Kober, T. Wingate, J. Banks P. Fraley, M. Konapa, J. johnson, B. Dameron, T. Crenshaw, W. Edwards, B. St. John, J. Holland, M. Stevens N 1 A Tom Wingate checks the situation. Wingate in Action- 1 114 ' FGCTBALL The score against Madison. The Bridgewater football team finished the 1975 season with a disappointing 2-7 record. The team needn't rationalize its per- formance. The football team, hurt by mistakes at crucial points, played a rugged schedule, including Randolph-Macon, Shepherd, and Madison. Individually, senior C.J. DeWitt fFarmvillej led the Eagles. The 6' O 180 lb. flanker grabbed 64 passes for 836 yards, leading the nation's Division III in pass receiving 17. 1 catches per gamej. His honors include being named All-VCAA, chosen to the Kodak College Division III All-America Team Qselected by the American Football Coaches Associationj, and honorable mention on the Small College All-America Team. The ineffectiveness of the Eagles rushing attack caused them to employ the pass as their primary offensive weapon. Sophomore james Anderson gained 262.yards before spraining his ankle. Junior Steve Snarr replaced him, started the last four games and provided the rushing game with some punch as he gained 418 yards. Sopho- more Tom Wingate connected on 48. 1 percent of his passes Q86 for 179l for 1049 yards. . Defensively, standouts included senior tackle Bob Dameron, junior end Mike Stevens, sophomore linebacker john Holland, and freshman linebacker Todd Crenshaw. Stevens recovered four fum- bles and Crenshaw intercepted three passes during the season. Hol- land was an honorable mention for All-VCAA. The frustration of the entire season can be summed up by the Madison game. Trailing 10-7, the Eagles twice had the ball first and goal on the one-yard line in the fourth quarter. They were unable to score. The Hrst time Madison's defense held. The sec- ond time, Anderson plunged into the line, but didn't penetrate the goal, according to the referee anyway. The entire BC crowd disagreed with the decision. On the next play BC lost a fumble, dashing all hopes for an upset. C. 1. Dewitt doing his thing' i e .,. r fi . -X ,-f, . S. ' . . The trenches! Eagles' defense does the job an Steve Snarr gains yardage. we f Eagle air attack! A V Ml l a u,fHf?QE3-.-li' -f ' Eagle defense ' - T I li ', 4 . F , I Q M ' - n , ' +1--A. Y ' - Q i l ' 1 4 n l A - --A lui ' V w ' r l . ' L va A 5 N atv .H I W: I' 'Wav-G-:Lzi . 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E fi S .ef f' -L'...,4 A -' ' - f A ,wr-aiffvv-1i,1:1 41' e Y--e,pf?'-'ii-1W1 :: 'gi' i.,4g,j.51'g?:'Q.+?5'xNg.iy-.,w, , 'Wlwyf MQ.-l'. ,-Ju-, ', -,..',4, ry-, , ff-4 z , -mfr.-'qw'-. .ng af QL. ,,:d:g, ,,jqf',4 411 .21-s?r:g?YMi:'H ,fy H I .V V , . . X-ff' M .. -.4 .zi .-5 'f .. 'R : .gf--. . -gf-gxgwfg, , 1 1 'iJ'-' -.wx--f U uw . -viz' . , f?f'!'9:E?:':'3fl51-Q. , x....fa.ff,2.iz ',5-'Z- ..--:fx ' P A .- 1-, '1 f,.,.. .'.. ni 3. if7.553315agf5.2':i:g,?5gf5iQq,?X5.w5:g-.50. ,. 5 . Kill ,QQ A-'q5q,',pg'--N V - f , ,z - '-A ,.,-V ', ,tl Surf'-SPC M5934 K- ',w.,,Q, 'Q ,.-,Wi V It A gh' film ,A2:',.,',tl.v?!i1T ,fV'1I,,- ' Pla. 'x ','4Q ', 'v' 'ff l.f..L A . ' 5 'Q L' O6 Tr AL. i Max Lowe ui 4' xxx Outstanding Offensive player--C. I. Dewitt Outstanding Defensive player--John Holland ,'. '4 s R 'V' -Q ' V' ' ' 'H , ' E. di ' 'V 'r 'v ' wry ' 'r ff '- E-'E' .bf - x I I , I -, .. C0-Captain Co-Captain Mady Bigham Kathy Staudt Pam Cramer 'TI' 'Qi Marilyn Bigham ' f Arm Swann ,-,- 'N IJ- ' ., 4315, '74 -Q Carolyn Switzer Todd Hildebrand Hope Harmon all rw ' 14 ,-r ' on f v-qovffe.. -H., ,gif S5312 N Kathy Wyatt Carol Graliam Debby Moyer Here it comes Harker! Oh sh--! I missed! s its V OPPONENT Jv 1 1-- U. of Kentucky -- 4--2 Lynchburg 2--4 - 2--O U. of Virginia 1--1 3--O VCU 5--O 4--0 Roanoke 5--O --0 VPI 2--3 5 1--1 Towson State 2--0 3--2 Davis 8 Elkins 3--1 O--3 William S Mary 5--3 4--1 Mary Washington 4--O 2--3 Madison 2--4 3--2 EMC 2--O 2--3 Longwood 4--1 -- Madison Frosh 1--1 Front Row: D. Helwig, D. West, N. Harker, S. Pott, L. Stewart, E. Davis. Kneeling: S. Billhimer, 1. Miller, E. ' Waterhouse, C. Beahm, D. Nichols, L. Moore, D. Warren, K. Meekins. . Standing: B. Bachey, C. Roach, A. Ryan, C. Wolfe, P. Campbell, C. Crist, J. Stivers, K. Moss, C. Stivers, B. Hatfield, S. Bahr, S. Derrow, M. Coleman, J. Fisher, S. Hofmann, D. l Mandeville, Coach Laura Mapp, N. Mabe. Do it--sugar! f 1 I :JH rr 4 X N 'A H . .',.ff- .6 QNQY. ,. ,Q A 'Syler-'tap M 1. , , , f Q . n' , 1 v 1 '14, ., r.1 1 1 ,. .1,. N I Eaglette defense in action! 1. ' :va A an .ff ..- : rf'-9, Who ever said that 'I r w 2 1 a r I f lr----1,,.-..-.....-.,,,. .--, .., ,,.. I . ,1, , tm al..-f4 A A . . 'fw-v',qg.twifi-.zgf-315: '-1. -mf ' ysgf' -Q5 fi2 ' 'jgfl-:iEiz. fF'7iL'if 'ri ' ' inf ' -rf? '. wsu.W'or-',r.'.'.i,5+fL.l.g1,.f',+1.,:, ' ' . - ..F,, 5. ws ,Q , , Qiq l , ,Y M . , w'v,. f , , L ,. - iv - .-if r'm'577'i4 -za Q, 1' . N-N,-L. ,.,,. -. Hg is r' W' If .3vf,,,. ..-1 f ar .- , . Q '5r1gvr?i5,,0w. . L'-Q ' '..: :--:w 11P1 -- ' - V -2 my 45,1-31 1--,J-,s - .1 .w-.4 J, , , Y . - yrfq.,-,,,,.,,, 4- . T 1-5s'Z,c.5,UE',:' H.,--22 . 1--3 jg'--1 ' bu 'ffl' : .ir 5rs'in'?'v5r1 .?JS'f'2ot,'?'f'f,'-1 , -' 4' 'Sn .. . k',ap -.w 'yr--z, ,sw L- -ew . A K - ge- f, fhv-, . , .Zh i Q- V. ' rf' Q, , 1.-', 55--55.31 -1 -A' F ,, . 5 A . , . 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M .az 'K A -v A I ' rr, ' 52, .1 'fvfigy The women's varsity and junior varsity hockey teams had successful seasons this yearg each posted 8-3- 2 records during regular-season competition. The varsity was led on offense by seniors Nancy Harker and Debbie West--the team's leading scorers. The Baglettes netted 34 goals during the season. On defense, standouts were sophomore goalie Donna Nichols and senior Sandy Pott. They allowed only 18 goals this season, shutting out the opposition four times. The Eaglettes attended the Blue Ridge Hockey Tpumament and won three games, defeating Lynchburg, Roan- ' oke, and Madison, advancing tothe Regional Tournament at MaryWash- ington. There, the Eaglettes lost K' to William and Mary and U. of Ken- tucky, ending their season 11-4-2. The junior varsity also had an outstanding year, losing onlythree -V games. Leading scorers for the jay- ,, rx- vees were freshmen Sue Hofmann and Debbie Warren. The offense racked up 38 goals, while the de- fense surrendered only 18. They won five games by shut-out. u Hey guys--are my knee pads on straight? Harker, Pott, and Miller 119 1.-lr-lf gl, - 1 ' :.' A f', ' ifA' T4 I ll N 1 'X- 'W - ,Q .,?fjl',i x n 71 ,N li 'hiss V A 1, any xxx!! A V I VW lvl J 'Q 41 -. K S ,X M 1 1 5 Q N 1 ,f . - H. - x i-?'Zkr,f xx 33 NE ff wr . - '-f www f - f A7,f.1-F, -- , ,. 5 ' v n A E ' -' -- i b. .1 -'JJ' 'W gif-L? -'E A A if E l.. : A- 1 . X .7 M ... it li.: ' 4., ,f ,. w R QU. , I ,3 I- V .Q-, .., , .,.4, 11m Thornton gives it the old college try. AI1Xi0L1S 1'f1Om2HtS for Gardner , ' ' E35 g .i' .Q--. ,........,.....:..... - u ' ... ..,1-rn' M., ,.. , 'TTI4 , , LH V I . ,. , WEL, L. 'x -- ,, .L V . I 1 hw W -- -Q, fifg K l Kick Steve and Mike winning against Roanoke. W'hat's going on here? W A. -flaws E725 'TI' f-'eff . - 1-' -'ww sr s LA .zig?.uLs,i-ily Guys demonstrate fast break Thomton shows 'em how it's done! BC OPPONENT 48 EMC 42 GMU 44 Lynchburg 80 24 Madison 31 38 VMI 17 25 WSL 30 16 Roanoke it 40 VCAA --3rd place Reviving a dead tradi- tion, the CC team chal- lenged Big Red to apost season hockey game. The CC team defeated the Big Red IV 2-1 in a scrimmage to prepare for the big game. But alas, the Big Red de- feated CC 2-O in a rugged defensive battle. CC is only losing 2 seniors. So watch out Blg Red for next year! 121 ,f Yi ifusz ,.n., 1-4 L9 Qs' 53? U fn 4' 'gf ,r 'S' , gil A n' fy I' ' -I 5 I ' 1 X of 4 2 1' 3 Y 1 ae Xi Q . J Front Row Coach M. I-Ie1shman, D Spurner, K Quakenbush, V Martm, y , pp , , A B 1 I Southers P Rekhs D Lovelace J Shwers, K M111er, D Taylor, D Sweeney, S Damm,j Buchmoyer 1131! .3 A ii .iii 35fEI,, 'w . 2 f tx ff. 3. 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Kneeling- Dennis Gibosn, Chick Whitley, Tom Wright Standing- W Woody Hayes, Dusty Miller, Larry Shank, john Wagner es Allen, Mark Altizer, David Babel, Rickey Davis, Bill Gardner, 1- . ,-. ' X 'P'-'PF-1fx2FE?f1l'Tf:'iiE2ETiEEf3'' TX-iii' ,IK X-' ' 'U ' :J X , ,lie 'I XX. . ,- I , . A, U -' 'xffifll 'Ji ff U LLC! 'Coaches Myers, Whitelow, and Glick. Wright-on wins the tip. Woody bombs away. -Q' Western l Maryland 58- 68 l Q Messiah 85- 91 103- 86 Maryville 71- 76 EMC 84- 80 80- 74 Radford 71- 63 77- 72 Towson. 63- 74 Lebanon Valley 81- 84 WSLL 67- 72 68- 72 Emory8zHenry 69- 70 94- 70 Lynchburg 85-104 98-106 Shenandoah 83- 69 Va. Wesleyan 102- 86 76- 86 Christopher N. 87- 81 73- 78 Hampden- ' - sydney 79- 81 Randolph- Wes Allen: 45 Automatic! Macon 70- 92 Altizer loses his man. This year the Men's varsity suffered through a tough season, experiencing many close loses. The team posted a ll-15 record, which is respectable except for the fact that the team includes 8 seniors. Tom Wright was the leading player on the squad, averaging 20 points and 15 rebounds per game. Den- nis 'Dagwood' Gibson also did an outstanding job un- der the boards. Wes Allen carried the team early in the season when they were searching for the right combination. Ricky 'Leap' Davis performed very creditably at point guard, when given the chance charging up the team in many instances with his style of play. The cagers dropped two close contests to WSLL, by 5 and 4 points respectively. In tournament play, the Eagles posted a 1-3 record, beating only EMC. They lost close games to Maryville, Towson, and Lebanon Valley. The Eagles posted a 4-9 showing in the VCAA, with 5 of those games having been lost by six or fewer points. The JV posted a 7-4 record. They played aggres- sive ball all season. Coaches Whitelow and Glick's attempts to play all members of the squad should yield results for next year's varsity. ' Leap does it! ! V r y l ., ' ' , an I :f K 7. if A X f. 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THE RIPPLES STAFF f B Andrew Durdock and Aubrey Knight, Business Managers. 136 Row 1--Molly Snurr, Vickie Whitlock, Debbie Gayhart, Linda Amrhein, Sue White, Mary Ann Hart, Diane Helwig, Marilyn Bigham, Mady Bigham. Row 2--Denise Taylor, Kay Spitzer, Car- olyn Lindamood, Linda Gochenour, Aubrey Knight, Esther Elswick, Sue Moore. Row 3--Andrew Durdock, V Dave DeCi11is, Richard East, Anita Hall, Beth Grove, Henry Dale, Joe LaGratta, Janet Albers. 4 The RIPPLES Staff Works diligently in order to produce Bridgewater Co1lege's yearbook. Published entirely by students under the supervision of Pro- 'Q fessor Dunlap, the staff strives to capture an ac- curate' and varied portrayal of campus life. Thus, annually the staff undertakes the important task of recordingand preservingthe past year's memories. Prof. Russell Dunlap, Advisor. l W, Susan Moore, Clubs and Organizations editorg Mady Bigham and Henry Dale, Sports editors. 137 Row 1--Rick East, photographer, Lynn Hopkins, Artwork ed- itor. Row 2--Dave Decillis and Denise Taylor, photographers. I. f I, , '. f x , x I 1,4 nb. V 1? A , '9 7 , I ,. ., ' n ,, - i r , . ' X . S . , W A Class Editors--fBack Left To Back Righty Mary Ann Hart, Sue White, Vickie Whitlock, Debbie Gayhart, Anita Hall, Kay Spitzer. TLC The TA LON is another publication that is writ- ten, edited, and published by students. Appearing periodically throughout the year, the college news paper informs students of noteworthy campus events. At the same time, the staff under the ad- visory of Dr. Kirkwood receives exposure to prac tical journalism. Barbara Ketcham, Business Manager, janet Thurston, Editor. 138 Row 1--Bruce Elliott, Beth Talhelm, Bev Baker. Row 2- Janet Thurston, Donna Spangler, Barbara Ketcham. WGMB 600 AM WGMB, the radio voice of Bridgewater College, provid- es students with an opportun- ity to get involved in radio broadcasting. Open to all stu dents with or Without prev- ious experience, this AM sta tion presents a very divers- ified program of music for its listening audience. Row 1--Peter Becker, Zelene Harmon. Row 2--Russ Winstead, Fran Webb, Glenn Teddy Wright, Margaret Glenn, Steve Crichton, Sue Covey, Ginger McKinney, Mary Karr, Thomas Forbes, Carol Fulesdy. L, E .. W I r--I l Row 1--Barb Kilgalen--Sec., Caroline Leith--Record Librarian. Row 2--Jeff Mc- Cartney--Program Dir. , Dale Birkle--Station Man., Amy Kantenwein--Asst. Sta- tion Man. F Row 1--Dusty Rhodes, Craig Waters, Peyton Whitacre, Dennis Holl. Row 2--Jennie Hom- mel, jeff Gill, R. Craig Smith, joe Brogan, Ken Strolle, Julie Gav- er, Fini Maugeri, Rita Rice, Mark Nelson. 139 STUDE T SENATE K Both the faculty and the student body part- icipate in the operation of the College. Al- though the faculty is the determining force for most matters, the Student Senate involves the student body in many aspects of the op- eration of the College. Thus, the Senate is the most important student organization on campus because it links the opinions and ideals of the students with those of the faculty and administration. TN-.f Hasan 140 r m.M, -A Beth Miller--Vice President and Steve Gardner President. Executive Committee--Row 1--Nancy Payne, jonathan Lyle, Beth Miller, Teddy Wright. Row 2--Ron Lohr, Steve Gardner. Committe Chairmen--Row 1--Lee Don- aldson fAuditing J, Patty Smith fMinor Affairsj, Dale Birkle QMinor Affairsj, Rush Barnett fProjectsJ, Joel Brandt QBad Checksj. Row 2--Robert Palmer iAu- ditingl, Fontaine Canada fDorm Loanj, Sandy Pott fCurricu1um Q, Laurie Crouse fCafeteriaj. Row 1--Randy Vandevander, Peter Becker, Rush Barnett, Craig Waters. Joel Brandt, Steve Gardner, Robbie Mil- ler. Row 2--Fontaine Canada, Georgia Buchanan, Betsi Marks, Sandy Pott, Patty Smith, Laurie Crouse, Caroline Leith, Jonathan Lyle. Row 3--Beth Miller, Tod I-Ieldebrand, Ron Lohr, David Huffman, Andrea Steppe, Carol Fulesdy, Lynn Hoff, Nancy Payne, Dale Birkle. Row 4--Robert Palmer, Lee Donaldson, Glenn Wright, Cathy H0 OR COUNCIL The Honor Council enforces BridgeWater's Honor Code and administers punishment for code violations. An important branch of the Sen ate, the Honor Council reinforces the ideals of the College by stressing personal honor, inte- grity, and faith in and respect for others. I Row 1--joan MacA1lister, Beth Miller, Denise Clendaniel, Mary jo Flory, Melissa Rittenhouse. Row 2--Jim Thornton, Bruce Elliott. 141 EPC Involved in programming the social, cultural, and recreational activities for the campus community, the Campus Center Program Council provides a well-balanced and varied program for the entire community. Projects not only include the big ev- ents such as Homecoming and May Day, but also films, dances, coffee-houses, and concerts. The Director of the Campus Center and the Dean for Student Development jointly advise the Program Council. COMMITTEE CHA IRMEN Cultural ------ - --------------------------- --------- I ulie Dean Dance ------------ ------------------------ - ----- A nn Swann Entertainment ---- ------- P eter Becker Folk Customs ----- -- John Fleishman Hospitality ----- ------ -L ynn Hoff Information ------ ---Lynn Hopkins Morale Builders ---- --- ---- Cindy Forbes Films ----------- ------- ----- H o pe Harmon Excursions ------ ----- ---- -R o sie Houts Projects ---- ------ ---- J u dy Shivers , Properties ---- ----- ------ Larry Shank Recreation--- ------ Dave DeCi11is Service -------- -------- R owena Fike Special Events ---- ----Diane Mandeville Variety -------- --------- P am Flynn Advisors ------ -------- -S uli H211 Brian Hildebrand , xc., N -JF wv- f P .f A '-- A 'Q N ,- - '. N 5 i If an Chairmen--Row 1--Peter Becker, Rosie Houts, Rowena Fike, Ann Swann, Hope Harmon. Row 2--Suzi Hall, Tim Martin, Lynn Hoff, Judy Shivers, Cindy Forbes, Julie Dean, Larry Shank. ! -1 J m fg! Tl? fs sf,-I F: f, vw . -my ,VI , 3 ,T . 1 F, L ii :sal ll T M up Dance Committee--Row 1-- jeff Gill, Mark Bradshaw, jim Jordan, Vernon Ulrich. Row 2--Janet Albers, Delise Brown, Ann Swann, Rhonda Fike, Suzanne Artz, Leighanne Parkins, Anita Hall. F 4 rx ,. ,4 kj' Q 'f f '-'k A 9 5 ' flf - Row 1--Hospitality Commit- tee-Sue Hancock, Lynn Hoff, Debbie I-leatwole, Karen mittee--Dena I-lixon, Carol- ine Leith, Liz Holmes, julie Dean, Kay Spitzer. -sv'- Three of the many EPC Committees are the Hospi- tality, Cultural, and Dance Committees. The first promotes good community relations and hospitality for the college students. The Cultural Affairs Com- mittee provides programs of artistic and educational merit to the college community. Lastly, the Dance Committee, as the name suggests, is responsible for the many formal and informal functions through- out the year. V'V'u9,uu Ili ll u R V . 37 W.1 . . Li F ' S : : :Pk 143 Kline. Row 2--Cultural Com- The Variety Committee is responsible for bringing new ideas to the students. The Morale Committee en- sures that the student body is in the best spirits possible. Variety and Morale Committees--Left To Right--Cindy Forbes, Anita Hall, Liz Mumper, Pam Flynn. 524 f MPGH Recreation and Properties Committes--Left To Right--Dawn Raisner, Dawn Harrington, Bruce Hollenberg, Tim Martin, Ryland Balderson. The recreation and Properties Committees Work hand in hand to supervise a program of leisure time recreational activity through contests, tournaments, or outtings. cv, Isl The Service Committee is a small, but useful group Whose work covers a vast range of possibilities and interests. Service Committee--Left To Right-- Rowena Fike, Jeff Gill, Christa Neher, Christine Brumbaugh, Jennie Hommel, Mary Huston. Row 1--Folk Customs Committee--Paul Bart- lett, Joan MacA11ister, Kathy Lee, john Fleish- man. Row 2--Projects Committee--Chuck Ben- son, jeff Postans, jim Tucker, Judy Shivers, Sue Edgerton. Four of the EPC sub-committees are Folk Customs, Projects, Films, and Excursions. Although all of these play an active and important part in student activity, it is the latter two With which the student body is most familiar. These two groups work to schedule an interesting program of both current and classic movies and fun-filled and historical outtings. vfflx 1 fl x L X I X f fl Q' Row 1--Films Corn- mittee- -Rosie Houts, Randy Cale, Robin Shafer. Row 2-- Excursions Commit- tee--Fran Webb, Kylene Miller, Dana f Nolley, Hope Har- mon, Carol Smith, , ' ' :ii '- 33' ' Janet Albers. Nay... - 42, X ' ' . 4 145 An honor society, Lambda encourages scholarly achievement and honors BDA and rewards students, faculty, and alumni who have gained distinction inthe L pursuit of knowledge. Students who have achieved honor grades may be e- lected to associate membership and seniors Who have passed requirements sf. , ' 1 .- r l ist-el 5 .r - R l -'-WM. 1' .. ., ,- . t is-. lisa -'1 1. .- my , ' ' .ff r ,. flaw H1212 L2-'il 5 i . Z Tkztii 16'-liar - - -- ' Debbie Lester Cind Forbes Kath Gould Georgia Buchanan. Row 2--Janet Flory, Rhonda Fike, Carol Bertholf, Charlie Beahm, .11:x2iZa1Ha?leb1BZ:t5rIiIcigxroilson, Vickie Wliit1ock,y Sue H::ncock,Y Susan lvioore, Lucy Durham. Row 3--Debby Taylor, Martha Anderson, Steve Sunday, Mar- lene Miller Barb Kipps, Leigh Blatchley, Janet Thurston, Linda Welty, Debbie Gayhart, Susan Cassell, Hope Harmon. Rovr 4--Joan MacAllister, Chris1ine Appl jeff Lunsford, Mike Thompson, Bruce Elliott, David Hufhnan. Row 5--Anita Hollenberg, Shirley Wilfong, Barbara Wilson, Dena I-Iixon. Row 6-- Dave Rafalko Paul Bartlett, Leighanne Parkins, Patty I-Iinegardner, Lee Taylor, Chris Munn, Fran Webb, Julie Gaver, Ann Morgan, julie Dean, Bonnie I-Iatield Judy Shivers, Dawn Raisner, Ann Swann, Spring Ward, Ann Gear-hart. Row 6--Chuck Mackley, Larry Shank, Cathy Simmons, Richard Binns, Allen Flbra, Keith Brower, Bruce Hollenberg, Diane Dean, Bill Simpson, Karen Glick, Mary Bums, Barbara Eckstein, Joan Dell. LPI-I CHI Alpha Chi is a national coll- egiate scholarship honor soc- iety. Eligibility is limited to those juniors and seniors who have a minimum quality point average of 3.2 and are ranked in the top ten per cent of their class. Row 1--Vickie Whitlock, Dena I-Iixon, Leigh Blatchley. Row 2--CharlieBeahm, Martha Anderson, Susan Moore. Row 3--Debbie Gayhart. Row 4--Rhonda Fike, Ioan MacA1lister, Bruce Elliott, Dean Neher. Row 5--Susan Cassell, Shirley Wilfong, Lynn Hoff, ChuckMack- ley, jeff Lunsford. , 5 PI DELT EPSILC The national honorary coll- egiate jounalistic fraternity on campus is Pi Delta Epsilon. Membership is open to students Who have outstanding achieve- ment in student publications. Thus, the organization seeks to maintain high ethical stand- ards in college journalism. Row 1--Dena Hixon, Barbara Kilgalen, Dale Birkle, Paul Carson. Row 2--Liz Holmes, Linda Amrhein, Molly Snurr. ROW 3--Keith Brower, Prof. Russell Dunlap, Janet Thurston. 147 PI IU PL YERS The dramatical organization named the Pinion Players ser- ves all Who are interested in seeing or producing quality theatre on campus. Under the supervision of Dir. Ralph Mac Phail, the players produce at least two major productions each year. Prof. Ralph MacPhai1, Director. In addition to the Pinion Players, Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary dramatic fraternity Whose membership is based upon outstanding Work in a phase of dramatic present- ation. LPH PSI UMEGA Row 1--Paul Carson, Susan Hancock, Peter Becker. Row 2--Andrea Steppe, Dawn Harrington 148 DEB TE Composed of students who have an interest in debating, the Debate Club sel- ects from its membership a special team to travel to competitive tournaments throughout the school year. fx. Row 1--Cyndi Orr, Tareq Alam, Suzanne Ariz, Nancy Payne. Row 2--Jim jordan, Patrice John, Tim Martin, Mel Fike, Jeff Gill, Cathy Simmons, Dale Mekeel-Advisor. P The Photography Club exists so that those interested in photography as an art form can meet and Work to- CI-' I gether in the development of their skills. Kneeling--Keith Culley, Sharon Barrett, Laurie Siemens, Dr. I-Ieisey, BJ. Warner. Standing--Richard East, Michael Creech, Rob- ert Heatwole, Jonathan Lyle. - Y--2 7'-1 I -Q . :v r5':f HQ: y, il 4 Zh 149 F., ,.IEf, wg, 9,5 .wr '.':'1:1z . '1 CIRCLE K An important service club, Circle K is affiliated with Kiwanis International. Their programs are designed to benefit the community so they center around such things as ecology assistance or fund-raising proyects. However, Circle K is not just a service organizationg they have special activities just to bring the group closer together in a social communion. 1 x 'fp-:SJ Circle Qclockwise from rear centerj jim Tucker, Cathy Simmons, jeff Postans, Steve Early, Jeannie Lindsay, 'Todd Kincer, Kylene Miller, Debbie Vaughn, Sherri Bittner,-Mary Fallon, Sue Detwiler, Ann Morgan, Becky Trout, Debbie Herndon, Leighanne Parkins, Pam Cramer, Cathy Staudt, Eric Shank. Left Side Of Kffront to rearl Olive Bagwell, Judy Byrd, Beth Vaccaro, Anita Hall, Rita Schiltz, BJ. Wamer. Right Side Of Kffront to rearj joe La Gratta, john Krogmann, Mary jo Flory, Sally Draper, Pamela Miller, Kathy Hiler. 150 This language club is composed of French students who have a special interest in the language, literature and culture of France. Meetings are informal and are designed to stress spoken French by means of songs, games, and general conversation. Row 1--Prof. Andes, Florence Fraser, Joan Dell, Teresa Blay, Spring Ward, Pamela Sharps, Robin Ervin. Row 2-- Leighanne Parkins, Boo Duong, Robin Dexter, Mary Burns. The Bridge Club is another special interest or- ganization. It exists so that fellow Bridge players may gather in order to have fun While improving their game. Left To Right--Tomas Stadler, Dennis Holl, Brenda Stadler, Edward Geitz, Ted Flory. R i a , i ' 151 5 PHYSICS CLUB This special interest org- anization is open to any stu- dent With a desire to learn more about physical scien- ces. Monthly meetings fea- ture such activities as field trips, speakers, and films. PRE-MED SCCIETY c...' ,:- Q.: Row 1--Mathew Koshy, Richard East, Allen Flora, Rick Ebling, Dean Neher. Row 2--Brian Howell, Deric Shank, Jim Ohler, Bruce Hollenberg, Karen McKemy. The Pre-Med Society is a professional organization open to those students who are planning to enter the field of medicine. Meetings are held to inform students of new occurrences in this area of study. A353514 , .nn -1 S ,,, x. .V 1 I . - - ' ' th Baughman 1-- A t T dd K cer Carolyn Lmdamood. Row 2--Allison Colony Demse Clendaniel, Mary Be I , ggoit MoJcE:1Z:rieRo13'v:-cjxggevecE.ar1y,mKexi Heatwole, Suzanne Artz, Melanie Swicker, Ixilark Robertson. Row 4--Aubrey Knight, Dena, Hixon, Paul Warield, Richard Binns, Karen Blunk, Debby Taylor. 152 MU EPSILO Mu Epsilon Mu is open to all women who are interested in Home Economics. Serving not only the school but also the community, state, and nation, the club meets twice a month to discuss varied programs that are designed to encourage an awareness of the personal and professional aspects of Home Economics. ,sig Row 1--Carol Weissbach, Liz Houts, Elizabeth Stewart, Bonnie Kline, Judy Shivers, Delise Brown, Carolyn Lindamood, Sue Ward. Row 2--Karla Kostyshyn, Pam Duvall, Katy Simmons, Martha jones, Laurie Mathios, Brooke Pippen, Patricia Robbins, Sharon But- terbaugh. Row 3--LuAnne Shober, Beth Vaccaro, Karen Kline, Ellen Burkholder, Suzanne Artz, Margaret Linton, Linda Amrhein, Molly Snurr. Row 4--Ann Crumley, Beth Arthur, Debbie Hollyday, Teresa Bryan. Row 5--Sue Detwiler, Susan Cassell, Sally Sauer, Julie Dean, Liz Holmes. The campus organization for students entering the field of education is the Goods Flora, Sanger Chapter of the Student National Education Association. Designed to A provide opportunities to future teachers for personal and professional growth as well as the development of leadership skills and the understanding of the teaching profes- sion, the SNEA is a vital asset to all prospective teachers. Left To Right--David I-Iundley, Cathy Simmons, Chip Studwell, Bonnie Hatfield, Diane Tuck, Betsi Marks, Eileen Ryder. 153 105 ' is in X-,JW Left To Right--Prof. john Barr, Sue Burkholder, Jane Hamblin, Barbara Gardner. MENC Row 1--Prof. Pritchett, Tony Stovall, Steve Sunday, Melva Zeitschel, Jack- ie Cadiou, Charles Mackley, Karen Burkholder. Row 2- -Jane I-Iamblin, Carol Bertholf, Debbie Williams, Mary Ann Mull, janet Leach, Mary Jo Flory, Rhonda Fike. Row 3-- Janet Flory, Christine Munn, Cur- tis Nolley, Jim jordan, Carolyn God- frey, Donna Sawley, Linda Welty. Missing--Christine Appl. 154 AGO Two music organizations exist on Bridgewater campus. Hirst, the American Guild of Organists, advised by the head of the organ department, has as its main purpose the advancement of worthy church music. Secondly, the Music Educators National Confer- ence is one of hundreds of student chapters dedicated to the professional life I. 1 , l iz, The instrumental ensembles at Bridgewater College include Stage Band and Concert Band. The Stage Band is a select group of approx- imately twenty students who spec- ialize in jazz medleys. The Con- cert Band is an organization of sixty select students. This group as well as the other presents sev- eral formal concerts each year in addition to performing for spec- ial occasions. STAGE BA Row 1 Steve Sane, Dave DeC1111s, Dave Didawick, Diane Dean, Dennis Holl. Row 2 Nathan Albright, Carolyn God frey, Vernon Ulrich, Andrew Durdock, Doug Jones, Stephen Metzler. Row 3--Scott Moore, B111 Vann, David Rafalko, Brent Mumbert, Steve Sunday, Dana Kline, Chuck Mackley, Rick Ebling. 5.4 1- , V 'GJ -5 . 4141 415. wr' Mil: Amr in dd j v, ffrf in -s.. N A X 1 Rf' l 'x X ff- , 3' :rr -' fx -5- , . 1' fr 1. .. . .A QP, 5 efifi RRG X Pax 'f ee Q 1 uhh, . I UY42. A Nita!! . E ' r --f.e,ae 1 . - H ' r - ggsjgilgxi . fm.: . ,VN I V ,A u'--li19!9.Lv.iz,f' -'versa 'r. A M f . '- -' 5 ' ,. 51 ., V ,.. A ' wx ' l'i,1:'1 -vw -fr-A. , 41-A .'. , V . f- ff' -- , .ffl 1 , , 1 - g.. --.ww ee '-'rt 'c 1,13 .- - . -1 tef,.,,.. ljifggfffjf-w -iffgfl , ' ' J':6.. . A, M NU, , tw, . H ,A ' . . , . ,jr-'il ' , ' ,M gi-'im H1 ' In X, r i x1iwa5 rf! m 1 5:91,-f,x-:r,i.-n.r 4 +1 , fr-1 5 9- ' Row 1--Andrea Mose, janet Flory, Hope Harmon, Dana Nolley, Robin Dexter, Meredith Maier, Sue Ann Craig, Chris Munn, Laurie Siemens, joan MacAllister. Row 2--Melva Zeitschel, Mary Jo Flory, Melanie Swicker, Christine ADD1, Mindy Danrols, Dennis I-Ioll, Dave DeCi1lis, Shirley Wilfong, David Didawick, Janet Collins, Diane Fortney, Rhonda Hike, Nadine Sherwood. Row 3--Rebecca Melceel, Brooke Pippin. Carol Smith, Barb Kipps, Curtis Nolley, Paula Simmons, Rick Ebling, Sarah Bowles, Tony Stovall, Carolyn Godfrey, Doug jones, Vernon Ulrich, Andrew Durdock. Row 4--Gerald Crouse, Tom Young, George Moore, David Rafalko, Chuck Mackley, Brent Mumbert, Dana Kline, Steve Sunday. Row 5--Barbara Snyder, Barbara Gardner, Grayson Wood, Rick East, Nathan Albright, Scott Moore, Jane Hamblin, Prof. Thomley, Conductor. CUNCERT BAN . There are three major choral groups at Bridgewater Col- lege. The Chorale is selected in the spring and attends a pre- school music camp prior to the school year, followed by per- formances and short tours throughout the year. These six- teen mixed voices perform in a Pop style. The Oratorio and Concert Choirs are larger Vocal groups. Any student is qualified to audition for Oratorio Choir which presents a large choral work in the fall. However, the 40-44 member Concert Choir is more select. Chosen in the fall, this choir performs on campus and on tour during the spring months. This Varied choral program is well known and dates back to the early days of Bridgewater College. CHURALE Row 1--Prof. Pritchett, lflndrea Mose, Janet Flory, Russ Winstead, Rebecca McDaniel, Barry Sink, Donna Sawley, Carolyn Godfrey, Kurt Snyder. Row 2--Debbie Williams, Curtis Nolley, Rhoda Hall, Linda Welty, Peter Becker, Rhonda Fike. Row 3--Arthur Wolfe, Carl Fike, Shirley Wilfong, Anita Hollenberg, Allen Flora, C. Edwin Miller. 157 OR TORIG CHGIR Row 1--Prof. Phil Trout, Brent Holl, Rhonda Fike, Christine Munn, Rosemary Houts, Nancy Purdy, Andrea Mose, Lynn Hoff, Melvin Fike. Row 2-- Anita Hollenberg, Melva Zeitschel, Curtis Nolley, Linda Welty, Barry Sink, Charles Mackley, Keith Shank ---- Randy Vandevander, Mark Robertson Tony Stovall, Steve Simpson. Row 3--Ted Flory, Leland Harding, Barbara Kipps, Ann Morgan, Christine Appl, James Jordan, Rudy Taylor, Dianne De Julia Dean, William Nicely, George Moore, Bruce Hollenberg, Carl Fike, Arthur Wolfe, Richard Davis, Douglas jones. Row 4--Laura Duke, Christine Brumbaugh, Annette Taylor, Patty Smith, Pam Caricofe, Meeye Park, Donna Sawley, Debbie Williams, Sue Ann Craig, Martha Teets, Nancy Payne, Laurie Siemens, B. J. Warner, Eric Shank, Billy Lake, Janet Flory, Rebecca McDaniel. Row 5--Cynthia Orr, Melissa Rittenhouse, Nancy Henderson, Cathryn Kent, Sharon Barrett, Mary Ann Mull, Paula Simmons, Carolyn Godfrey, jackie Cadiou, Sue Burkholder, Robyn Wampler, Cynthia Hinshaw, janet Leach, Karen Sue Burkholder, Mary Jo Flory, Esther Elswick, Cathy Simmons, LuAn.ne Shober, Shirley Wilfong. Accompanist--Prof. John Barr. 2.11 CONCERT CHOIR Row 1--Christine Brumbaugh, Debbie Williams, Rhonda Fike, Jackie Cadiou, Andrea Mose, Rebecca McDaniel, Prof. Phil Trout. Row 2- -Karen Sue Burkholder, Esther Elswick, Dianne Dean, Carolyn Godfrey, Julia Dean, Christine Munn, Nancy Payne. Row 3--Anita Hollenberg, Linda Welty, Shirley Wilfong, janet Flory, Mary jo Flory, B. J. Warner, Paula Simmons, Lynn Hoff. Row 4--Mark Robertson, Steve Simpson, Curtis Nolley, Charles Mackley, :gee Ifllollenberg, Arthur Wolfe, Barry Sink, Ed Miller. Row 5--Eric Shank, Jim jordan, Mike Ross, Douglas jones, Larry Shank, jeff Postans, Melvin e, eland Harding, Keith Shank, Billy Lalfe. SCR Iv 1 n Wi il 3 Q , I L The Student Committee for Religious Activities is made up of students appoint- ed by the Council on Religious Activities. Its purpose is to plan programs for the campus that implement the goals of studying the teachings of the Christian church, of finding C, Ways of Worship, and of ser- ving students. Row 1--joan Dell, Diane Truck, Myra Fravel, Bruce Elliott. Row 2--Florence Fraser, Linda Welty, David Metzler, Mark Bowser, Bruce Hollingshead, Scott Richards, Greg ,galil , 4,3-9 ll f 5 X , X . -V .3 3 Raines. Students Interested in Relating to the Church is a club comprised of H those students With a articular interest in relatin to the church either P 8 through one of the many ministries or in other church vocations. Trips to seminaries and other experiences are planned. Row 1--Arthur Wolfe, Mary Io Flory, Mary Ann Mull, Christine Brumbaugh, Barry Sink. Row 2-- Shirley Wilfong, Cathy Simmons, Linda Welty, Melissa Rittenhouse, Rhonda Fike, Florence Fraser, David Metzler. Row 3--Bruce Hol- lingshead, Eric Shank, Ricky Davis, Vernon Ulrich, Melvin Fike. Row 4--Beth Vaccaro, Olive Bagwell, Pam Crouse, Melanie Swecker, Diane Fortney. 160 Left to ri ht Dean Neher Martha Teets Bonnie Kline Bruce Hollen- IYC The Inter-District Youth Cabinet is a committee of Brethren youth on campus who see as their function the strengthening of the Youth program in the Church of the Brethren. g -us berg, Rita Rice, Cathy Siafnmons. , , Two other religious groups are Wesley Fellowship and Brethren Student Fellowship. Wesley Fellowship is a group of students sponsored by the i i Methodist Church. BSF meets once a month and is open to an who FELLQWSI-11p ted in participating. The pur- pose of the group is to pro- vide an opportunity for Chris-' tian fellowship and growth. BSI: I 1 Left to right--Shannon Davis, Steve Simpson. Row 1--Steve Simpson, Shannon Davis, Mary Jo Flory, Melissa Rittenhouse, Cathy Simmons. Row 2--Barb Kipps, Christine Brumbaugh, Olive Bagwell, Rhonda Fike. 161 VARSITY CLUB Varsity Club is an organ- ization composed of men who have received mono- grams because of their sportrnanship, outstand- ing ability, and partici- pation in one or more in- tercollegiate sports. The Wo1nen's Athletic Association is an organi- zation of college Women who have a special interest in women's athletics. It is concerned with the en- couragement of sports- manship, participation, and high standards in Wom- en's athletics . r--N L . 'VN Row 1--Chip Studwell, Dan Singel, Steve Broach. Row 2--Alan Marshall, Chick Whitley, Paul Bartlett. Row 3--Craig Waters, Brian Burke, Dennis Gibson. Row 4--David Wood, Jim Rehboclc, Tom Wright, Les West. Row 5--Ed Gibbs, Jeff Horton, Dusty Rhodes, Steve Gard ner, Bruce Elliott. Row 1--Jackie Almarode, Lee Ann Stewart, Nan Mabe, BJ, Warner, Diana Trail, Pam Flynn, Rhodal-Iall. Row 2--Bonnie Hatfield, Teresa Blay, Charlie Beahrn, Diane Mandeville, Susan Derrow. Denise Spurrier, Lin Arnette, Cynthia Cline, Delise Brown, Alice Ryan, Diane Pierce, Joan Dell, Donna Simms, Sue Ward. Row 3--Cindy Finley, Pam Reklis, Karen Quackenbush, Christine Appl, Denise Lovelace. Row 4--Judy Shivers, Debby Taylor, Sandy Bahr, Donna Nichols, Cindy Kopp, Susan Billhimer, Pam Reese, Brenda Krepps, Jeannie Buchmoyer, Eileen Waterhouse, Peggy Campbell, Bev Baker, Sally Alden. -4-, zzitwi if- vb?f, SD 'gdldt'-Wi Both the Men's and Women's Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes are Christ ori- ented. The women's organization is open to all regardless of Whether they partic- ipate in Sports. Similarly, the men's cluL is comprised of men interested in athlet- ics in the hope that they will grow closer to one another and to God. FCA Row 1--Paul Bartlett. Row 2--jim Thornton, Andy Royer, Craig Waters, Bruce Elliott, Mark Robertson. Row 3-- Dusty Rhodes, Jeff Postans, Randy Cale. WPCA Row 1--Donna Simms, Joan Dell, Diane Fortney, Myra Fravel, Joan MacAJ.lister, Peg- gy Campbells, Diane Tuck. Row 2--Kathy l-Iiler, Brooke Pippen, Alice Ryan, Beth Vo- taw, Debbie Hollyday, Teresa Blay, Debby Taylor, Charlie Beahm. Row 3--Pamela Mil- ler, Cynthia Cline, Pamela Relclis, Susan Billhimer, Bon- nie Hatfield, Cindy Finley, Janine Felix, Pam Flynn. Row 4--Jackie Almarode, Cindy Sigler, Delise Brown, Anita Hall, Linda Welty, Chris Appl, Rhoda Hall, Sandy Bahr, Susan Derrow, Kathy Gingrich, Diane Mandeville. 163 C day many different activities occur Within the Walls of the Kline Campus Center. Although everyone is familiar with the cafeteria Workers, the Snack Shop Crew, and even the post- mistress, another face that is seen every day is that of Mrs. Pritchett, the desk receptionist. ii., A' - .1 . , ,ZW Q, fl ', . ' ,i f , rs, ,. Mrs . Pritchett Many times the merry antics of the Snack Shop Crew amaze people. However, they are also responsible for creating delicious treats for stu- dents to eat between meals or as a replace- ment for cafeteria food. SNACK SHOP CREW vw :u v Ummm 1 Row 1--Marsha Richardson fManagerj, Linda Amrhein, Georgia Buchanan, David Huffman, Karla Kostyshyn, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mary Ann Hart. Row 2--Molly Snurr, Lee Ann Stewart, Debbie Legg, Margie Manuel, Laurie Crouse, Beth Miller, Sue White 164 agxi 349: - '-- . .,--A133 sf 3 . ., l Q- .,,1. - rw J- -. .,,.,. - -. 1,-'H Y-' 5, C X: ..I-. 'git'-. W .I .w g u . R .. ,' ,.a4. ,f --an may ,X ,f THE SAGA OF SUPPERTIME From 4:30 on, students can be seen lining the Walls While Waiting with eager anticipation for the open- ing of the magic doors. Finally, the moment arrives when the students are able to pass through the gates of the cheerful checkers and col- lect their delicious meal. However, the best part of the meal is not the food, as We all know, but the chance to pause for a laugh, a ser- ious idea, or even an opportunity just to look at the people. gn, ,Lv f 1 Mm. Miller. ' 155 1- 1 11'F.- :111 11 1 1. 11 11 - , 1 1- 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 . HI1 1 H Q 11H',1y,'11I 1 I 111 1 1. :'..H 1 I.. 1,1111 I W .11 ,-11 11,1 -.,..11 1 11' 1 1 11 1. . 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 L - 1 111' ..... 11 .. H -, 11 1' .111 1 1. 1. - 1.1 1 ..' 1 1 1 1 1 1 H' A , Ill 1 H 11 11 , 1 11 1' 1 - 1 111' 11 -111 1111 - '. - 11.-,1'-. '- 1 11 - 1 . 1. 1 11111 1 1 Y 1 - ' 1 11 1 '11 1 .1 ' 1 1 1111.1 - ,. 1 1 J. 11 1 1.11-.1 1 1 . 1.2 .1 M 11 '11-.1111 11-17 1 ' 1 11 1 1'.'. 1 - 1 '1 . J.. - 1 , .1 . 11- 1 11.11 11-.1 1 . Q' 1111 ' 1 -'1 , ,1 ' 1 - 1 - .,.1 11 111, 1 1 .Q ' 1 11 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 ... 1 ' 121 ' .. 111 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 11 1 1 . l 1 1 . . 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 11111 . 1 1 ' 1 1. ' U 1 Y ' 11k11-1. J 111. 1 11, 11 . V ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 f1 I '1 1 F 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hqme1e,a1nim1g.'clalmcesmlezlays, fc11m1eer.tS1 May Day 1,1 1 Allfztheseaspeeial events gndf more 1pr1wi111q5.gmeftainnient and cultural A .A111hesefSpeci11111imes.were1 a1pprecfated1inQ1fheipagte and will be1 'ififnenilieited in the fmturef.. 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1111 11 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 11 1 11 1. 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 fx N fo K vb -0 4' 4? SPECIAL EVENTS X 'V E E E X X w X Q XX XE J L51 -4' X . V1 ,. -E 1 w.' .iffgf . Vx. Sff2'!1-. V , 1.9. A .151 71 1 viii! '41 ':n,, re:- .. . x-J P RENTS D Y 1975 From the panic of finding parents and get ting them registered in the morning, towthe' play Harvey in the evening, Parent's Day proved to be an exciting day. The day began with registration accompanied by the recep- tion Which gave the parents a chance to meet some of the faculty. Parents were then Wel- comed by the heads of the college and enter- tained by the Band and the Chorale. After get ting through the rush of lunch, parents and students enjoyed a relaxing afternoon Watch- ing the Eagles take on the Maryville Scots. The game was followed by a buffet dinner in the dining hall with the Stage band providing din ner music. Finally the evening ended with the production of Harvey , Soon the day came to an end with the final good byes and last minute conversations thus ending Parents Day 1975. 'G' .Ai 169 Harvey Cast Myrtle Mae Simmons Susan Hancock Veta Louise Simmons Fini Maugeri Elwood P. Dowd Greg Lorden Miss johnson Sherri Bittner Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Janet Albers Ruth Kelly, R.N. Iackie Cadiou Duane Wilson Mike Smith Lyman Sanderson, M. D. Robert Postans William R. Chumley, M. D. Gary Kisner Betty Chumley Sarah Bowles judge Omar Gaffney Mark Bowser E. L. Lofgren Hal Colvin T70 WX. 5 L, Q r Qkfmyk fi l 132- I xg. 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V I Lif, ' 1 'M' ,' , X 4 1 Q, 6 a 4 A , A .,., I!.,, if nav, ik rff1EE ' 1 'V ' imp-, - 1.4.-44151552 heme? 11 fl 5 9 putii of 1975 HOMECOMING COURT QC1ockWiseJ Freshman Attendant, Cyndie Carey, escort, Jonathan Lyle, Sophomore Attendant, Carol Graham, escort, Dave DeCiJlisg Homecoming Queen, Elena Mar- tin, escort, Steve Gardner, Junior Attendant, Weber Taylor, escort, Teddy Wright, Senior Attendant, Barb Wilson, escort, Ron Lohr. ff, I -A i F A Q A f x 1 A K N at I, - 1 12' . gg, ,XA . ,-X , xl 4. fiiqgxgxx NN QWT xy 1 4. , A 'el ' h , . -...:,': JH: K 1 ,, ,, I ' .3 'K' iii , J .--1 ..f1'-'ag , , ,f Efistmas ritfgewafer -X Lf- V, x w . ,NN I -in N -, 5 1 F, , , uv 7 W'!'!f1g. A R :EFI 'if Y -UN , 5 Christmas season at Bridgewater re- volved around the theme A Colonial Christ- mas . The festivities included a concert by the Oratorio choir, dorm decorating and judging, a Christmas dance, a colonial dinner with entertainment provided by the Chorale and the Pinion Players, and lumi- naries Which were held on the mall. All these events highlighted this special Christ- mas season. -4 'll Lf. . H. , . ,q ,A ,, ' ., fu-xr. at . I. A ff, :WT l l-I' 1 1. -v 51 , -,, ,A Avi:-W? '0 f , ..,,.-,:-.Jn--f- r q3 1g,E O 'fig ,Q -1-if , 1 4 I 1 B pf - ,E F . 57 . of an 'P k 3 Q . fyfr '-T. ',, Y-V IMPROMPTU by Tad Mosel Director: Jennie Hornmel Stage Manager: Sharon Barrett Assistant Director: Pam Sharps Ernest: Robbie Miller Winifred: Jan Albers Lora: Robyn Wampler Tony: Dusty Rhodes ,V-fgzivvf 1 'Q- . is ,P ,. .W .. , 1,54 V 3I.,J4H..E.1L, : 53- l.. q. wg ..v - . ., .U .1 . 1 1 ,+ .,,, . ' W H . - ,V w, .- L-4. 1 1- . 1. 4 an : 1 ' gf Q! '.f 'ff - .--1 H gr ..,Y . U. -J .1 n .V . . I-4-' - 1.-.V ' ,- - -. :p.,' 1 . - I . . 'Q' Llf , A -'L I. if . A 1 . 'Ex Q 'ffl . 3'-If. 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Main Street Bridgewater VA 22812 Linda S. Amrhein 317 Raymond Court Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Katherine Ott Anderson Box 489 Dayton, VA 22821 Christine Appl Route 2, Box 343 Waynesboro, VA 22980 Linda Arnette 608 Malcolm Cres Charlottesville, VA 22901 Russell M. Bartlett Princess Anne Way Phoenix, MD 21131 Carol A. Bassett 616 St. Andrews Dr. Media, PA 19063 Carol Bertholf Rt. 1, Box 261 Troutville, VA 24175 Madylin J. Bigham R D 2 Gettysburg, PA 17325 Marilyn J. Bigham R D 2 Gettysburg, PA 17325 Leigh Blatchley R D 1 Dutch Lane Road Freehold, NI 07728 Robert Bowers Wright East Apt. Bridgewater, VA 22812 Joel L. Brandt 2703 Butler St. Harrisburg, PA 17103 Bruce A. Brickham 8722 Clydesdale Rd. Springfield, VA 22151 Joseph A. Brogan Route 2, Box 39 Eagle Rock, Virginia 24085 Jeffrey H. Brown 3806 24th Avenue Washington, D.C. 20031 Georgia Buchanan 150 Reynolds Mill Road York, PA. 17403 Brian Burke 92 Rexford Drive Denbigh, Va. 23602 Karen Burkholder Route 1 New Market, Va. 22844 Mary C. Burns 12520 Two Farm Drive Silver Spring, Maryland 20904 Fontaine A. Canada Box 204 Clover, Va. 24534 Ronald D. Cassell Route 1, Box 261 Troutville, Va. 24175 Susan G. Cassell 4719 Bilmore DR NW Roanoke, VA 24017 Richard A. Clarke 8406 Tally Ho Road Lutherville, MD 21093 Robert J. Coleman, Jr. 2319 Kirby DR., SE Washington, D.C. 20031 Phillip I. Coltrane 8602 Forest Street Annandale, VA 22003 Harold B. Colvin, II Box 182 Union Bridge, MD. 21719 Ralph J. Condon 337 Mary Ave. Westminster, MD. 21157 Thomas J. Conners West Lake Road Skaneateles, NY. 13152 Michael R. Creech 3510 N. 15th St. Arlington, VA 22201 Laurie A. Crouse 154 Seventh St. Salem, NJ. 08079 Ann E. Crumley P. O. Box 156 Mt. Lake Park, MD. 21550 Robert G. Dameron P. O. Box 114 seofrsville, VA. 24590 Evelyn M. Davis RD 2, Box 28 Georgetown, DEL. 19947 Richard A. Davis 6 Woodside Road Madison, NJ 07940 Shannon W. Davis 315 Vine Street Staunton, VA 24401 Julia A. Dean 1215 Mack DR OAK PK Oakland, MD 21550 Suzy J. 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Main St. Bridgewater, VA 22812 Ronald W. Lohr Rox 426 Aroda, VA 22709 William J. Long, Jr. 109 E. Main St. Middletown, MD 21769 Edward L. Lovell 361 Greenville Avenue Staunton, VA 24401 Max W. Lowe 117 Jamestown RD Front Royal, VA 22630 jeffrey J. Lunsford 7713 Woodman Road Richmond, VA 23228 Richard W. Maloney, Jr. Route 1, Box Sa Fort Defiance, VA 24437 Diane A. Mandeville P.O. Box 35 Belle Haven, VA 23306 Marjorie L. Manuel 7602 S. Pinehill Drive Richmond, VA 23228 Elizabeth A. Marks 3901 Moss DR Annandale, VA 22003 Alan L. Marshall Box 396 Louisa, VA 23093 Donald P. Martin 502 Rainbow DR Staunton, VA 24401 Elena D. Martin 115 Cree Dr. Forest Hgts, MD 20021 Virginia A. Martin 108 Wyant Place Bridgewater, VA 22812 Stewart C. Mason Rt. 3, Box 210 Broadway, VA 22815 Scott S. McCoy 5012 Greenlee Road, S.W. Karen D. McKemy 140 N. Market Pl. Box 4, Rt. Lexington, VA. 24450 Laura A. McKinney 287 Evergreen Avenue Huntington Station, NY 11746 David G. Melton 60 Beverly Ct. Staunton, VA 24401 Andrew M. Miller 185 Prospect Place Rutherford, NJ 07070 Beth A. Miller 612 Alliance Street Havre De Grace, MD 21078 Philip S. Miller Route 2 Bridgewater, VA 22812 james H. Moore 55 Lee Dr. N. Haledon, Nj 07508 Susan K. Moore 1332 South Main St. Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 Andrea 1. Mose 6033 N. 6th Street Arlington, Va. 22203 Brent I. Mumper Route 1, Box 173 Port Republic, VA 24471 Elizabeth A. Mumper 30 College Woods Drive Bridgewater, Va 22812 Diane M. Myers 103 Third Street Bridgewater, VA 22812 Mark L. Nelson Wye Inst., Cheston On, Wye, Queenstown, MD 21658 William L. Nicely 2307 Park Hill Road Staunton, VA 24401 Curtis B. Nolley Box 104 Churchville, VA. 24421 Elizabeth E. Painter Box 263 Glasgow, VA 24555 4 Robert J. Palmer 2100 Belvue Rd. Waynesboro, VA 229800 James J. Passante, jr. 1 D. Research Rd. Greenbelt, MD. 20770 Debra L. Porter 530 Gordon Circle Hagerstown, MD 21740 Sandra L. Pott 431 Beverly Rd. Newark, DE 19711 Paul O. Poucher 8837 Stark Road Annandale, VA 22003 Randall W. Priest 100 Lee Street Woodstown, NJ 08098 Nancy E. Purdy 1 Tanglewood Rd. Easton, PA. 18042 Karen S. Quakenbush 1708 N. St. Paul Wichita, KS 67203 David T. Rafalko 9503 Old Creek Dr. Fairfax, VA 22030 Marsha D. Richardson R.F.D. 1, Box 91 Milford, VA 22514 Bruce J. Robertson 611 Crestwood Drive Alexandria, VA. 22303 Lynn V. Romsburg Route 6 Frederick, MD. 21701 James M. Russell Box 264 Mineral, VA 23117 Lola E. Ryder 1011 Fairway Drive Waynesboro, VA 22980 Linda Santonastaso 46 Church Road Millington, NJ. 07946 Sally A. Sauer 713 Woodberry Road York, PA 17403 Susan E. Schnabel 7010 Longwood Drive Bethesda, MD 20034 Susan J. Shaffer 6810 Fern Lane Annandale, VA 22003 Laurie L. Siemens 2547 Rambling Road Vienna, VA 22810 Paula L. Simmons 7409 Inzer St. Springfield, VA 22151 William K. Simpson, jr. 3940 Vermont Avenue Alexandria, VA 22304 David K. Smith Route 1, Box 77 Mt. Sidney, Va 24467 Patricia L. Smith 357 Elm Avenue Buena Vista, VA 24416 Reginald S. Smith 415 W. Wolfe Street Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Molly S. Snurr 904 Summit Avenue Waynesboro, PA 17268 William G. Sproat, Jr. 625 Washington Avenue Terre Haute, Indiana 47803 Denise D. Spurrier 1949 Codd Avenue Baltimore, MD 21222 Andrea C. Steppe 726 Sampson RD. Dahlgren, VA 22448 Lee A. Stewart 4807 Twinbrook RD. Fairfax, VA 22030 Dawn N. Stickles 10519 Howard Ave, Cockeysville, MD 21031 Jeffries M. Stickley 430 Maryland Ave. Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Earl F. Stovall Route 6, Box 60 Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Bruce G. Stultz 747 Plantation Cr. Roanoke, VA 24019 Lee C. Taylor 211 Bel Air Pl. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 William B. Taylor 6122 Algona Ct. Alexandria, VA 22310 joseph W. Tello 106 North Main Street Bridgewater, Va. 22812 Michael S. Thompson 308 Montevello Circle Charlottesville, VA 22903 James W. Thornton Route 1, Box 102 Franklin, VA 23851 janet H. Thurston Route 2, Box 93a Eagle Rock, VA 24085 Charles E. Tomlin, III Wicomico Church, VA 22579 Diana S. Trail 3828 Ventor Rd. SE Roanoke, VA 24014 Kenneth W. Utterback 7404 Marc Drive Falls Church, VA 22042 Mark K. Van Tine 3626 Brookside RD Toledo, OH 43606 Robyn T. Wampler 105 N. 2nd St., Apt. 2 Bridgewater, VA 22812 Deborah A. West R.D. 1, Box 43 Georgetown, Delaware 19947 Gary R. West 103 Edgewood Dr. Danville, VA 24541 Peyton M. Whitacre Rt. 1, Box 326 Clearbrook, VA 22624 Susan G. White 5116 Edgewater Drive Elkhart, Indiana 46514 Cathy M. Weaver Route 2 Seven Valleys, PA 17360 Charles H. Whitley, jr. 319 Harding Court Pitman, Nj 08071 Shirley Wilfong Dunmore, WV 24934 George J. Willi Route 5, Box 43 Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Barbara A. Wilson 8704 Greens LN Randallstown, MD 21133 Thomas B. Wohlsen Kenilworth Lane Ambler, PA. 19002 Grayson C. Wood Box 24 Crozet, VA 22932 Thomas D. Wright 287 Harper Drive Orange, VA 22733 Melva D. Zeitschel 7626 Laurel DR Pasadena, MD 21122 IDE Alam, Tareq--72, 149 Albaugh, Beverly J. --84 Albers. Janet M. --72, 136, 143,145, 148, 170, 179 Albright, Nathan W. --155, 156 Alden, Sally L. --17, 162 Allen, Catherine E. --84 Allen, D. Weston--17, 124, 125 Allen, Myrna M. Almarode, Jackie A. --72, 162,163 Altizer, Mark C. --72, 124, 125 Arnrhein, Linda S. --17, 136, 147, 153, 164, 198 Anderson, James V. --114 Anderson, Katherine Ott--17 Anderson, Martha S. --62, 146, 147 Anderson, R. Scott A111215 Christine--18, 146, 156, 158, 162, Armstrong, Jayne--84, 152 Amette, Linda A. --18, 162 Arthur, Elizabeth K. --84, 153 Arf?3 Suzanne L. --84, 143, 149, 152, Austin, Mary E. --84 Austin, Stephen L. --62 Babel, David B. --124, 148 Bachey, Rebecca L. --84, 118, 123 Bagwell, Olive M. --84, 150, 160, 161 Bahr, Sandra M. --62,118, 126, 162,163 Beverly A. --62, 138,162 Baker, Baker, Gary S. Baker, Baker, Samuel E. , Jr. --84, 114 Susan E. --62 Balderson, T. Ryland--62, 144 Ballard, Raylene--62 Bandle, Bruce J. --62 Banks, Jasper C., Jr. --114 Banks, Julie--72, 123 Bare, Diane L.--62 Bare, John H. --84 Barker, R. Theodore--84 Barnett, E. Rush--62, 131, 140, 141 Barnett, P. Steve Barrett, Sharon K. --84, 148, 149, 158, 179 ramen, B. P661--62, 145,146,162, 163 Bartlett, Russell M. --18 Bassett, Carol A. Baughman, Mary E. --72, 152 Baylor, Janice L. --84 Beahm, Charlotte M. --62, 118, 143, 147, 162, 163 Beaver, Michael C. --84 Becker, Peter, A. --139, 141, 142, 148, 157 Beckner, Eddie W. Begley, Anita C. --84, 122 Benson, Glenn A. --84, 145 Bertholf, Carol F. --146, 154 Bibb, James L. --85 Bigham, Madylin J. --19, 117, 136, 137 Bigham, Marilyn J. --19, 117, 136 Billhimer, Susan J. --62, 118, 126, 162, 163, 198 Binns, Richard L. --72, 146, 152 Birkle, Dale L. --63, 139, 140, 141, 147 Bittner, Sherri A. --85, 148, 150, 170 Blackwell, Bruce E. Blades, Robert A. --85 Blankenship, Randall A. --85 Blatchley, Leigh E. --19, 146, 147 Blay, Teresa A. --85, 151, 162, 163 Blosser, Christopher E. Blunk, Karen L. --63,152 Bohnke, Roger D. --72 Bolen, Sherri R. --72 Bower, Douglas M. --85 Bowers, Robert S. --19 Bowles, Sarah S. --85, 156, 170 Carl F. Bowman, Bowman, John A. --85 Bowman, Michael L. --85 Bowman, Vivian K. --85 Bowser, Mark B. --63,160,170 Boyer, Robert H. --114 Bradford, Deborah L. --72, 146 Bradshaw, Mark A. --63, 143 Brallier, Jeffrey M. --72 Brandt, Joel L. --20, 114, 125, 140, 141 Breen, Richard A. --85 Brickham, Bruce A. --20 Briscoe, Houston N. Broach, Steve W. --72, 162 Brogan, Joseph A. --1 39 Brooks, Stephen--72 Brower, William K., Jr. --73, 146, 147 Brown, Delise--73, 143, 153, 162, 163 Brown, Jeffrey H. Brumbaugh, Christine M. --63, 144, 158 159, 160, 161 Bryan, Teresa M. --85, 153 Buchanan, Georgia--20, 141, 146, 164 ! Buchmoyer, Jean M. --73, 122, 126, 162 Budd, J. Patrick Bultman, Patricia L. Burke, Brian J. --20, 114, 162 Burkholder, Ellen Marie--86, 153 Burkholder, Karen S. --21, 154, 158, 159 Burkholder, Sue E. --63, 154, 158 Burnley, Thomas M. Burns, Kenneth E. --85, 114 Burns, Mary C. --21, 146, 151, 178 Byrd, Judy A. --86, 150 Cadiou, Jacqueline M. --148, 154, 158, 159, 170 Cale, Randy L. --73, 145, 163 Calhoun, Ritchie L. Campbell, Bernard L. --63, 114 Campbell, Margaret A. --63, 118, 126, 162, 163 Canada, A. Fontaine--16, 21, 140, 141 Carey, Cynthia F. --86, 175 Caricofe, Pamela S. --86, 158 Carlson, Edward J. --86 Carlson, Tara--63 Carpenter, John M. --63 Carr, Michael A. --73 Carson, H. Paul--63, 147, 148, 178 Carty, James A. Cassell, Ronald D. --22 Cassell, Susan G. --22, 146, 147, 153 Catlett, Charles D. Chambers, Maureen C.--73 Chapdelaine, Colleen R. --63 Church, Michael W. Clarke, Richard A. --22 Clarkin, C. Timothy Clayton, Talmadge, D. , Jr. --63 Clemmer, Anita K. --73 Clendaniel, Denise L. --73, 141, 152 Cline, Cynthia H. --73, 126, 162, 163 Cline, Lois M. Clinedienst, Mickey E. Cober, Philip A. --86 Coleman, Marbeth M. --65, 118 Coleman, Robert J., Jr.--22 Collier, Charles L, Jr. Collins, Janice L. --73, 156 Colony, M. Allison--86, 148, 152 Coltrane, Phillip I. --23 Colvin, Harold B., II--23, 148, 170 Compton, Timothy D. Condon, Ralph J. --23 Conner, Jean C.--73 Conner, Joyce A. --73 Conners, Thomas J. Cooper, Wayne D. Cordrey, John H. --65 Cosier, Howard J. --86 Cover, Rebecca L.--73 Covey, Susan S. --65, 139 Crabill, Bruce E. Craig, Sue Ann--86, 156, 158 Cramer, Pamela L. --65, 117, 123, 150 Creech, Michael R. --23, 149 Crenshaw, Todd A. --86, 114 Crichton, Stephen R. --86, 139 crm, cathy E. --118, 126 Cronk, Barbara L. --73 Crouse, Gerald P. --86, 120,156 Crouse, Laurie A. --24, 140,141, 148, 164 Crouse, Pamela L. --86, 160 Crowe, Susan E. --86 Cruden, David S. Crumley, Ann E. --24, 153 Crumley, Deborah F. --73 Crumley, P. David, Jr. --65 Culley, Keith M. --73, 149 Dale, Henry T. --73, 120, 121, 136, 137 Dameron, Robert G. --114 Damm, Margot S. --65, 122 Daniels, Melinda D. --156 Darden, David T. Davis, Evelyn M. --25, 118, 126 Davis, Matthew G. David, Richard A. --25, 124, 125, 128, 158 Davis, Richard L. --158 Davis, W. Shannon--25, 161 Dawson, Nadine K. --86 DeCillis, David M. --74, 136,138, 155, 156, 175 Dean, Dianne L. --65, 146, 154, 158, 15 Dean, James F. --73 Dean, Julia A. --26, 142, 143, 146, 153, 158, 159 Dejavichitlert, Nivat--86 Dell, Joan C. --74, 146, 151, 160, 162, 163 Dennis, Diane M. Derrow, Susan C. --74, 118, 126, 148, 162, 163 Derrow, Suzy J. Detwiler, L. Sue--86, 150, 153 Dewitt, Charles J. --114, 115, 116 Dexter, Robin O. --86, 151, 156 Didawick, David W. --26, 154, 156 Dixon, James J. Domeier, Patrick M. Donaldson, Lee S. --65, 140, 141 Doniel, Robert L. --86 Dorris, Jonathan D. Draper, Sally A. --65, 122, 150 Drzewiecki, Stanley L. --27 9 Duke, Laura E. --74, 158 Duke, Mary E. Dulin, Michael S. --65, 199 Dull, Dennis W., Ill--65 Dunavant, S. Michael--65 Durdock, Andrew R. --74, 136, 155, 156 Durham, Lucy F. --65, 146 Durham, Randall L. --74 Duvall, Pamela J. --87, 153 Early, Stephen--65, 150, 152 East, Richard W. --87, 136, 138, 149, 152, 156 Ebling, Jo A. --27 Ebling, Richard B.--87, 152, 155,156 Eckstine, Barbara--74, 146 Edgerton, Susan E. --27, 145 Edwards, Wesley H. --114 Eley, J. Timothy Elliott, Bruce H. --28, 125, 138, 141, 146,147,16O,162, 163 Elswick, Esther E. --74, 136, 158, 159 Ervin, Robin C. --87, 151 Evans, Ricky S. Everhart, Carolyn W. Everhart, Joy E. --148 Evigan, Elise Ann Fairchild, Cindy L. Fallon, Mary S. --87, 150 Farmer, Charles A. --74 Faulkner, Ronald O. Fallon, Thomas M. --74, 148 Falls, Horace, L. , Jr. Fawley, Janean S. Felix, Janine S. --74,163 Ferguson, Diane R. --74 Ferris, Douglas K. Fifer, Judith M. --28 Figuley, Albert T. --28 Fike, Carl R. --74, 157, 158 Fike, J. Melvin--87, 149, 158, 159, 160 Fike, Rhonda D. --65, 143, 146,147, 154 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161. Fike, Rodney S. --29, 198 Fike, Rowena C. --29, 142, 144 Finley, Cynthia K. --65, 126, 162, 163 Fisher, D. Joy--74, 118 Flannagan, W. Ford--148, 178 Fleishman, John D. --65, 145 Flint, Dennis W. Flora, Allen P. --74, 146, 152, 157 Flory, Janet R. --29, 146, 154, 156, 157, 158, 159 Flory, Mary Jo--75, 141, 150, 154 156, 158, 160, 159, 160, 161 Flory, Naomi Flynn, Pamela G. --65, 126, 144, 162, 63 Foard, Carol E. Foerster, E. Lee Folks, Dwain M. Foltz, Gregory B. --88 Forbes, Cynthia L. --29, 142, 144, 146 Forbes, Thomas H. --88, 139, 148 Fortney, Diane E. --75,156, 160, 163 Foster, Bobbi D. --75 Fraley, Philip R. --114 Frame, Craig S. --30, 198 Franklin, Pamela W. Fraser, Florence F. --88, 151, 160 Fravel, Myra C. --75, 160, 163 Freeman, Douglas M. --88 French, Stephen T. Fulesdy, Carol L. --65, 139, 141 Funkhouser, Ellen P. 7 Gant, Edward S., Jr. --75 Garber, Donald E., Jr. --88 Garber, Susan E. --30 Gardner, Barbara F. --30, 154, 156 Gardner, Ruth A. --65 Gardner, Steven E. --31, 12O,121,126, 140,141, 162, 175 Gardner, William A. --124 Garrett, C. Scott--88 Gartzke, Deborah A. --88 Gaver, Julie R. --31, 139, 146 Gayhart, Deborah A. --65, 136, 138, 146, 147 Gearheart, Ann S. --31, 146,148 Geitz, Edward L. --75, 151 Gianakos, Jeffrey J. --128 Gibbs, C. Edward, Jr. --75, 162 Gibson, Dennis A. --124, 162 Giles, Terry R. Gill, Jeffrey S. --88, 139, 143, 144, 149 Gingrich, Kathy A. --65, 163 Glenn, Margaret K. --88, 139 Glick, Karen E. --75, 146 Gochenour, Linda M. --88, 136 Godfrey, Carolyn A. --65, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159 Godlove, Wayne E. Jr. --65 Gordon, John W. --31 Gould, Kathy L. --75, 146 Graham, Carol L. --75, 117, 123, 175 Graham, Gwendolyn J. --75 Graham, Nancy D. Grifin, Mark W. --88 Griffith, Charles C. --88 Grigas, Steven A. Mark S. --32 Grim, Groff, Edward E. Groff, Richard L. Gross, Lowell R. --75 Grove, Beth E. --75, 136 Hacker, Susan J. --66 Hall, Anita L. --75, 136, 138, 143, 144, 146, 150, 163 Hall, Gary L. --32 Hall, Rhoda E. --75, 157, 162, 163 Hamblin, Jane M. --66, 154, 156 Hancock, M. Susan--32, 143, 146, 148, 170 Hannaman, H. Paul, II--76 Harding, Leland D. --158, 159 Hargett, Robert T. Harker, Nancy R. --33, 118, 126, 130 Harman, M. Zelene--88, 139 Harmon, T. Hope--76, 117, 142, 145, 146, 156 Harmon, Terrence C. Harper, Gregory E. --76, 114 Harrington, Dawn L. --33, 144, 148, 178 Harris, Kevin M. --89 Harris, Michael H. --33, 131 Hart, James R. Hart, Mary Ann--34, 136, 138, 164 Harvey, Silas, Jr. Hatfield, Bonita L. --66, 118, 146, 153, 162, 163 Hays, Elwood, M., Jr. --124 Heagy, Minda L.--34 Heatwole, Debra S. --89, 143 Heatwole, Kenneth M. --89, 120, 152 Heatwole, Robert L. --66, 149 Heinrich, Mark C. --89 Heizer, William C. --34, 198 Helton, J. Stephen Helwig, Diane E.--34, 118, 119, 136 Henderson, Nancy E. --89, 158 Henry, Julia E. --89 Hensley, Catherine M. --89, 126 Herndon, Deborah C. --89, 150 Hildebrand, Cynthia J. Hildebrand, Tod A. --117, 141, 148, 178 I-Iiler, Kathy L. --89, 150, 163 Hill, C. Anthony--35 Hill, Randall J. Hinegardner, Patricia G. --146 I-linshaw, Cynthia D. --158 Hixon, Dena R. --35, 143, 146, 147, 152 Hodges, Jeffrey L. --76 Hoff, Lynn K. --35, 141, 142, 143, 147, 158, 159 Hofmann, Suzanne L. --89, 118 Holl, Dennis A. --89, 139, 151, 154,156 Holland, J. Sherrard--114, 116 Hollenberg, Anita M. --36, 146, 157, 158, 159 Hollenberg, Bruce--76, 144, 146, 152, 158, 159, 161 Hollingshead, Bruce L. --36, 160 Hollyday, Debra J. --76, 153, 163 Holman, John W. Holmes, Elizabeth A. --36, 143, 147, 153 Hommel, Jennie M. --89, 139, 144, 148, 179 Hoover, John M. --66 Hopkins, Lynn S. --37, 1 38 Hopkins, Nancy R. Hopson, Vernon L. Horton, Jeffrey R. --66, 162 Hottel, D. Richard Jr. Hottel, Helen Houts, Elisabeth A. --145, 153 Houts, Rosemary E. --76, 142, 158 Howdershell, J. Paul--36 Howell, Brian P. --89, 152 Howell, Ronald E. Herdgins, Sylvia C. Huffman, David C. --37, 141, 146, 164 Huffman, Judith M. Huffman, Robert K., III--37 Hundley, David G. --66, 148, 153, 178 Hunley, Timothy A. Huston, Mary L. --89, 144 Hutchinson, Jack M., Jr. --89 Iannucci, Michael A. Ihsan, Mohammed--76, 178 Jarvis, Thomas A. --89 John, Patrice M. --90, 149 Johnson, Harolyn H. Johnson, Jeffrey M. --114 Johnson, Stephen P. --90, 114 Jones, Denise E. --66 Jones, Margaret J. --90 Jones, Martha E. --66, 153 Jones, R. Douglas--76, 155, 156, 158, 159 Jones, Raymond A. Jordan, James C. --90, 143, 149, 154, 158, 159 Kantenwein, Amy J. --66, 139 Keegan, Mary C. --90 Keller, Mary J. --37 Kent, Cathryn L. --66, 158 Kent, Peter D. Kersey, James W., Ill Karr, Mary C. --66, 139 Ketcham, Barbara M. --66, 138 Kidd, Michael A. --66,12O, 121, 129 Kidwell, John P. --76 Kilgalen, Barbara L. --66, 139, 147, 198 Kimmel, Kathryn L. --90 Kincer, Todd C. --66, 150, 152 Kinley, Dean G.--38 Kijppf, Barbara R. --38, 146, 156, 158, 6 Kirkwood, Shirley C. . Kisner, Gary P. --38, 170, 178 Kitta, Anthony D., Jr. --76 Klatt, Elaine Kleissler, Glenn H. --120 Kline, Bonnie J. --76, 153, 161 Kline, Dana G, --67, 155, 156 Kline, Karen M. --90, 143, 153 Kline, Katherine S. --90 Knight, Aubrey L. --76, 136, 152 Kober, Leslie W. --114 Konopa, Michael F. --90, 1 14 Kopp, Cynthia A. --90 Koshy, Matthew--152 Kostyshyn, Karla--76, 153, 164 Krepps, Brenda J. --38, 122, 162 Krogmann, John C., jr. --67, 150 Kyger, William B., jr. --39 Lagratta, joseph F. --90, 136, 150 Lake, Billy J. --67, 158, 159 Laub, Russell--76 Leach, Janet G. --90, 154,158 Lee, Katherine--76, 145 Legg, Deborah M. --164 Leith, Caroline H. --67, 139, 141, 143 Lester, Deborah, A.--146 Lilly, Frances A. Lindamood, Carolyn A. --90, 136, 152, 153 Lindsay, Jeanne B. --150 Linnekin, Diana M. --91 Linton, Margart E. --153 Livick, Malcolm H., jr. Lloyd, E. Hope--91 Lohr, Ronald W. --16, 39, 140, 141, 175 Long, Larry A. Long, William J., Jr. --39 Lorden, Gregory H. --91, 148, 170, 178 Lovegrove, Keith D. Lovelace, Denise L. --77, 122, 162 Lovelace, Perry A. --67 Lovell, Edward L. --40 Lowder, Melanie K. Lowe, Max W. --40,114, 116, 198 Lunsford, J. jeffrey--40, 146, 147 Lyle, jonathan D. --120, 14O,141, 149, 175 175 Mabe, Nan J. --67, 118, 126, 162 MacCorkle, Torquil, Jr. --77 Macallister, joan L. --67, 141, 145, 146, 147, 156, 163 Mackley, Charles M. --67, 146, 147, 154 155, 156, 158, 159 Maier, Meredith G. --91, 156 Malcolm, Carla--77 Maloney, Richard W., Jr. Mandeville, Diane A. --40, 118, 122, 126, 162, 163 Manuel, Marjorie--43, 164 Marks, Elizabeth A. --141, 153 Marquiss, Katherine C.--68 Marsh, Richard A. Marshall, Alan L. --41, 162 Marshall, jane C. Martin Donald P. --42 Martin: Elena D. --42, 175 Martin, Timothy D. --77, 142, 144, 149 Martin, virginia A. --42, 122 9 Ma son, Mason, Mason, C. Stewart--41 George L. --91 Sharon L. --77 Mathias, Laurie A. --91, 153 Maugeri, Alina J. --91, 139, 170 McCartney, jeffrey--68, 139 McCoy, Scott S. --43 McCurdy, John D. --128 McDaniel, Lucille McDaniel, Rebecca L. --77, 157, 158, 159 McGinl ey, Kevin McKerny, Karen D. --42, 152 McKinney, Laura A. --43 McKinney, Virginia M. --68, 139 Meagher, Tracy A. --91 Meelins, Karen K.--91, 118 Mekeel, Rebecca M. --91, 156 Melton, David G. --44, 141 Mengebier, Margaret E. --68 Mercer, Lynne M. Metzler, Steven P. --68, 155 Meyer, Meyer, Micha e Diane L. --68 Lisa A. --91 l, Deborah A. --77 Middleton, Michael F. Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Milleso Andrew M. --44 Barbara A. --91 Beth A. --44, 140, 141, 164 C. Edwin--68, 157, 159 Candice L. --91 Donald L. E. Dustyn--124, 125 Jeannie L. --68, 118,119 Kylene M. --77, 122, 145, 150 Pamela C. --91, 150, 163 Philip S. --44 Robert R. --91, 114, 141,179 V. Marlene--68, 146 n, john R. --77 Mills, Donald L. Mitchell, Steven E. --68 Mitchell, William E. --114 Molloy, Charles F. Mondre Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, 147 s, Eric M. --69, 114, 116 Elizabeth A. George D. --156, 158 James H. --45 Mari L. --69, 118, 126 Scott D. --77, 152, 155, 156 Susan K. --45, 136, 137, 146, Morgan, Ann--77, 146, 150, 158 Morgan, Tina M. --77 Morris, Morris, E. Nolan--114 ' Patricia A. --77 Mose, Andrea J. --45, 156, 157, 158, 1 Moss, Kathleen--77, 118, 126 Moyer, Debra L. --77, 117, 123 Mull, Mary Ann--91, 154,158,160 Mullins, Larry H. Mumbert, Brent L. --46, 155, 156 Mumper, Elizabeth A. --46, 143 Mumper, james D. --91 Munn, Christine M. --69, 146, 154, 156, 158, 159 Myers, Diane M. --46, 122, 126 Myers, Leigh L. C. --91 Naff, Jerry W. --69 Neher, Betty Y. Neher, Christa M. --91, 144 Nelson, Mark L. --46, 139, 148 Nicely, William L. --47,158 Nichols, Donna E. --78, 118, 162 Nichols, L. Clayton 5 Nicholson, Bette I. --69, 143 Nipe, Anne C.--78 Nixon, John K. --92 Nolen, W. Allen Nolley, Curtis B. --47, 154, 156, 157, 1 159 Nolley, Dana--78, 145, 156 Novak, Edward G. --69 O Bryan, Sharon L. --78 Ohler, james R. -469,152, 198 Orr, Cynthia A. --78, 148, 149, 158 Painter, Elizabeth E. --47 Palmer, Robert I. --48, 140, 141 Park, Mee Ye--92, 158 Parker, John H. Jr.--114 Pajrlsins, Leighanne--78, 143, 146, 150, Parr, Deborah Y. --92 Passante, James J. , Jr. --48 Patton, David C. Payne, Nancy A. --78, 140, 141, 148, 1 158, 159 Peck, Randall A. --78, 114 Pence, Cynthia L. --92 Penturff, Teresa M. --78 Peters, Lawrence R. --92 Peterson, Gary L. --78 Pierce, Diane W. --92, 162 Pilson, Anita L.--92 Pippen, Brooke H. --78, 153, 156, 163 Poff, Tracy A. --78 Pollard, James P. Pollock, Kerry Lee--120, 129 Porter, Debra L.--48 Postans, R. Jeffrey--92, 145, 148, 150, 159, 163, 170 Pott, Sandra L. --49, 118, 119, 140, 141. Poucher, Paul O. --49 Powell, Florence E. Powell, Gary L. --92 Priest, Randall W. Propst, Lincoln--79 Prye, David A. --79 Purdy, Nancy E. --49, 158 Pursley, Vicke L. --79 Quakenbush, Karen S. --50, 122, 162 Quarles, Douglas E., III Rafalko, David T. --146, 154, 156 Raines, Gregory S. --92, 160 Raisner, Dawn D. --78, 144, 146 Rankin, James A., Ir.--78 Rankin, Raymond E., jr. --78 Rappoport, Deborah A. --92 Reese, Pamela D.--92 Rehbock, James M. --69, 125, 162 Reichard, Thomas G. Reish, Merlin T. --69 Reklis, Pamela A. --69, 122, 126, 162, 163 Rexrode, Danny T. Rhodes, Ralph G. --79, 120, 139, 162, 163, 179 Rice, Hallie P. Rice, Margarita S. --7O,139, 161 Richards, Walter S. --50, 160 Richardson, Marsha D. --50, 164 Rittenhouse, Melissa--92, 141, 158, 160, 161 Roach, Connie L. --79, 118 Roach, J. Anne--92 Roach, Michael G. --70 Robbins, Patricia A. --92, 153 Robertson, J. Bruce ss, 49, Robertson, Mark A. --92, 152, 158, 159, 163 Robinson, Scott J. Romsburg, V. Lynn--50 Ross, Laura B. --79 Ross, Michael R. --93, 159 Rowland, Curtis G. --79, 120 Royer, Andrew T. --93, 163 Rumberger, Kathryn S. --93 Ruscher, Charles B. Russell, James M. , Jr. --51 Ryan, Alice Ruth--118, 162, 163 Ryder, Lola E. --51, 153 Samson, Patrick W. Santonastaso, linda--51 Sauer, Sally A. --51, 153 Sawley, Donna M. --79, 148, 154, 157, 158 Schiltz, Rita A. --93, 150 Schlosnagle, Douglas G. Schnabel, Susan E.--52 Schoonover, Jefhey S. Scott, Doris W. --126 Seese, Kathryn A. --93 Seibold, Thomas B. Shafer, P. Robin--79, 145 Shaffer, Susan J. --52, 198 Shank, Eric M. --70, 150, 152, 158, 159, 160 Shank, Keith F. --93, 158, 159 Shank, Larry Wilson--70, 124, 142, 146, 159 Shank, Patsy K. --93 Sha s, Pamela K. --79, 151, 179 Shell, Michael D. --70 Sherwood, Nadine--79, 156 Shiflett, Mark F. --114 Shivers, Judith A. --70, 122, 142, 145, 146, 152, 162 Shober, LuAnne--93, 153, 158 Shoemaker, Beth A. --93 Short, James W. --79 Showalter, Janice L. --70 Siemens, Laurie L. --52, 149, 156, 158 Sigler, Cynthia I. --79, 163 -Simmons, Cathy A. --80, 146, 149, 150, 153, 158, 160,161 Simmons, Katherine L. --70, 153 Simmons, Norman P. Simmons, Paula L. --52, 156, 158, 159 Simms, Donna Y. --93, 162, 163 Simpson, Stephen H. --70, 158, 159, 161 Simpson, William K., Jr. Singel, Dan C. --80, 162 Singleton, Thomas, III--80 Sink, Barry D. --70, 157,158,159, 160 Sloan, David B. Smith, Beverly D. --93 Smith, Carol E. --93, 145, 156 Smith, Cathy D. --80 Smith, l. Dawn Smith, K. David Smith, Michael M. --93, 170 Smith, Patricia L. --53, 140, 141, 158 Smith, Paul D. Smith, R. Craig--53, 139 Smith, Reginald S. --53, 114 Smyer, F. Virgil, Jr.--80 Snarr, Steven S. --114, 116 Snarr, Thomas T. Snurr, Molly S. --54, 136, 147, 153, 164, 198 Snyder, Barbara E. --94, 156 Snyder, Kurt M. --70, 157 Sommer, Ellen M. --70 Southers, Jennifer A. --80, 122 Spangler, Donna W. --80, 138, 148 Spitalny, Jane Holly--80 Spitzer, Kay J. --94, 136, 138, 143 Sproat, William G. , Jr. Spurrier, Denise D. --54, 122, 126, 162 St. John, Bobby T.--114 Stanley, Joseph B. --70 Staudt, Edward L. Staudt, Kathy J. --70, 117, 123,150 Steppe, Andrea C. --54, 141, 148, 168, 178 Stevens, Michael J. --70, 114 Stevens, Shane D. --94, 114 Stewart, Elizabeth H. --94, 153 Stewart, Lee A. --54, 118,162, 164 Stickles, N. Dawn M. Jeffries--55 Stickley, Stivers, Catherine G. --118, 126 Stivers, Janet E. --118, 126 Stivers, Mark E. --70 Stovall, C. Anthony--55, 154, 156, 158 Stovall, Earl F. Strolle, Kenneth M. --139 Strosnider, Jeffrey C. --94 Studwell, Raymond, ll--153, 162 Stultz, Bruce G.--55 Suiiglsy, Steven E. --70, 146, 154, 155, Sutton, Deborah W. --94 Swann, Ann P. --8O,117, 142, 143,146 Swartz, Ray S. --70 Swecker, Melanie--152,160 Sweeney, Debra L. --80, 122 Switzer, Carolyn L. --80,117, 123 Talhelm, Beth K. --80, 138 Taylor, Annette D. --70, 158 Taylor, C. Lee--55, 146 Taylor, Debra L. --80, 122, 146, 152, 162, 163 Taylor, Denise L. --136, 138 Taylor, Weber J. --70, 175 Taylor, William B. Teets, Martha A. --80, 158,161 Tello, Joseph W. --56 Terrell, Deborah A. --94 Thompson, Jay T. --81 Thompson, Michael S. --56, 146 Thomett, Nancy B. --56 Thornton, James W. --56, 120, 121, 141, 163 Thurston, Janet H. --57, 138, 146, 147, 148 Todd, Elizabeth A. --94 Tokarz, Michael A. --94 Tomlin Ill, Charles--57 Toms, Richard A. , Jr. --70 Tonne, Elyse D. Townsend, L. Dailey, II--94 Tracy, Regina K. --94 Trail, Diana S. --57, 162 Trout, Rebecca L. --94, 150 Troxell, W. Jeffrey Tuck, Barbara D. --70, 153,160, 163 Tucker, James M. --94, 145, 150 Ulrich, Claire M. Ulrich, Vernon W. --94, 143, 155, 156, 160 Utterback, Kenneth W. --57 Vaccaro, Beth R. --95, 15O,153, 160 Van Tine, Mark K. --58 Vandevander, Randall G. --94, 141, 158 Vanl-Iuss, Steven D. --114 Vamer, Sandra J.--81 Vaughn, Debbie--150 Von Herbulis, J. Stewart--95, 114 Votaw, Beth R. --95, 163 Wagner, John R. --95, 124 Walsh, Kimberley A. --95 Wampler, Robyn T. --58, 158, 168, 179 Ward, Spring T. --146, 151 Ward, Sue Ann--81, 153,162 Warfield, Paul N. --81, 152 Wamer, Barbara J. --58, 149, 150, 158, 159, 162 Warner, Eddie H. --81 Warner, Teresa M. --81 Warren, Deborah E. --95, 118 Waterhouse, Eileen--118, 126, 162 Waters, W. Craig--81,12O, 139,141, 162, 163 Watts, Mark Weaver, Cathy M. --58, 141 Webb, Frances E. --81, 139, 145, 146 Weeks, Robert W. Weissbach, Carol R. --81, 153 Welty, Linda--81, 146, 154, 157, 158, 159, 160, 163 West Deborah A. --59, 118, 126 West, Gary R. --59 West, Leslie T., III--162 Wetsel, Donald E. --95 Whitacre, Peyton M. --60, 139 White, Susan G. --60, 136, 138, 164 Whitely, Charles H. , Jr. --60, 124, 162 Whitlock, Vickie S. --70, 136, 138, 146, 147 Wholey, Jeffrey P. --95, 114 Wilboume, Christopher--95 Wilfong, Shirley--59, 146, 147, 156, 157, 158, 159,160 Wilfong, William S. --81 Willi, George J. --59 Williams, David E. Williams, Deborah J. --95, 154, 157, 158, 159 Williams, Debra G. --70 Wilson, Barbara A. --60, 146, 175 Wilson, Richard F. Wine, W. Keith--95 Wingate, Thomas L. --114 Winstead, Russell--70, 138, 157 Witters, Dianne S. --95 Wohlsen, Thomas B. --61 Wolfe, Arthur J. --157, 158, 159, 160 Wolfe, Catherine I. --81, 118, 126 Wood, David C.--81,162 Wood, Grayson C. --61, 156, 178 Wright, Glenn--139, 140, 141, 175 Wright, Thomas D. --61,124,162 Wyatt, Kathie--81, 117, 123 Young, Nathan W. 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R L H 'R - A 5 511,331 ..-f -dw' Na..- KJV A Although Bridgewater Col- lege has changed in many re- spects, the institution con- tinually strives to meet the high ideals that were estab- lished during the founding of the school in the l88O's. Many of the old buildings still exist interspersed among the newer structures. How- ever, just as the old and new architectures have established an equilibrium in the present day campus design, so too have the past and present traditions and innovations emerged as Bridgewater College as it is known today. 199 Dear Fellow Students, We would like to thank you for the support that you have given us with this years Ripples. We have enjoyed being co-editors, although at times we felt as though we could never get the Rip- ples completed! This year our country is celebrat- ing its 200 year anniversary. Keeping this in mind, we have tried to portray to you the history of Bridgewater Col- lege as it is a part of our country's his- tory. . 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