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

Text from Pages 1 - 368 of the 1974 volume:

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Sk « •-■ t- r- ' ■• - f LS ••il ' ,■ .A ' Wi. , t ' 4 f C ' k: .it :4 Adieu, Madison College. I am ready to succeed, and I will. « 4 4 1 H-V- -: I ' i « J! i ' «,. ' .i.jL.i., [■1 H vi l 19 m r . t ' i bhII I WUm ' M vB - ' k 1 ' M H K ' i f 9 K, WILLIAM WINDOM f f, f■ f lft tl f■rt Jtl t r4-■■4 r4-- - — - - - — — -• ■ . -A— A- -A- -A— A— A— A— A— A— A. -A-A— A— A— A. -A. -A- -4. - As students, we are parasites on society; soon we will join the massive host. During the 1973-74 school year, necessity has forced us to become aware, perhaps more than ever before, of the state of the world ' s affairs. Each of us has been af- fected by the gasoline shortage, either by having to pay outrageous gasoline prices, or by having to postpone returning to campus after a weekend because of Sunday gas station closings. Many of us rode the shuttle bus to and from Showalter Apartments to save gasoline. Perhaps for the first time we have been able to see a connection between an international event, such as the Arab oil embargo, and our daily lives. As children of an extremely affluent age, we found it difficult to conceive of a real, critical shortage of something so commonly and extravagantly used as gasoline. The energy crisis has invaded the normalcy of our lives. The dining hall ' s shorter hours, the reduction in the number of lights on campus at night, the initiation of Daylight Saving Time in January, and the reduction in the temperature of dormitories and classrooms have all made us aware of the need for energy conservation. We have complained about going to class in the dark and about the chilliness of our rooms, but we have survived, gaining an appreciation for the energy that we have so blithely taken for granted. Along with the energy crises, we have been observers of other historical events. For only the second time in the history of this country, the question of impeach- ment has arisen with regard to a United States Pres- ident. The Watergate situation has been both fas- cinating and awesome to many of us. As observers of the disintegration of the charismatic aura surrounding the Presidency, many of us became disillusioned with the U.S. Administration and politics, in general. We wit- nessed with surprise Agnew ' s abrupt resignation and plea of nolo contendere to a charge of income tax evasion. We could only hope, by exposing the scandals, to make it impossible for a similar series of events to occur in the future. iA s college students it is inevitable that we de- •4 velop an awareness of the relationship between our- • selves as individuals and the world in general. Our • commitment to the campus life-style, combining pred- ■ ominantly study and socializing, implies this commit- ■i ment to self-awareness. Our individual programs of H Study, ideally pointing us toward some goal or role to ■i fullfill in the so-called cold, cruel world, thrust us into H decision-making positions in which we begin to realize H that our futures are being specifically determined right H now. We come to know, with some trepidation, perhaps, that we shall ail too soon leave the womb-like ; atmosphere of Madison. We have such a haven here, if we desire it. During our four years at Madison it is conceivable that some of us may completely isolate ourselves from unpleasant current events. We may all too easily fall into superficial routines of social activities, classes, homework, and weekends. We may never think deeply about anything more than the approaching weekend or the state of the dining hall food. None of us ever has to read a newspa- : per or listen to a radio news broadcast. Instead, we can broadcast or flaunt our apathy. However, as we approach our senior year, this apathetic attitude that we may project becomes less and less a protective facade. As seniors we begin to become aware that we will soon no longer be able to classify ourselves as carefree, guileless college students, but will be expected to become responsible and aware contributors to society. Our excellent variety of visiting speakers gave us an opportunity to hear the opinions of nationally-known figures first-hand. Frank Mankiewicz, 1968 press secre- tary for the Robert Kennedy presidential campaign and 1972 campaign manager for George McCovern, revealed some lesser known political scandals which have been occurring in Washington. Dick Gregory, noted comedian, civil rights advocate, and political crit- ic gave an entertaining and informative commentary on Watergate, taxes, the energy crisis, racism, Vietnam,  '  ' ' r y r y r ' ♦ ' ♦ ♦ ' ♦ ' ' t ' ' y '  '  ' '  '  ' ' r ' '   ' ' y     y ' f y  ♦ ♦ rf r f  y - yy f  ,  . , .r   . . . .. .. .4..    rl  .. .4M . f ,r  .r l |w t, , f, l h Crofts, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and a tall Bluegrass festival were excellent opportunities for skeptics to become exposed to the new style. We made it to the Miss America Pageant with Gail Vandeventer, crowned Jennifer Turner Miss Madison, held bike rallies, raffles, and mock elections. We brought about reforms in school policy by defeating the Junior English Proficiency Exam and the swimming requirement, and by influencing campus administration to allow married couples to become resident hall ad- visors. We went to Hump Parties, Martin ' s Garage, Mas- sanutten Ski Resort, and waited in vain for Comet Kohoutek to astound us with its brilliance. We dressed in our blue jeans and flannel shirts, rode our ten-speeds and found that we could not easily ignore everything but life within campus and the mountains that pro- tected us. We have created together a beautiful part of our memory of life. In September we began a year of bicycles and back packs, papers and parking, dropslips and deadlines, coffee and camping. Throughout the year we were a part of streaking, lectures, football, soccer, jobs, thefts, pressure. Roller Derby, concerts, basketball, intramural sports, yearbook pictures, fees, fires, and firedrills. We made snow angels during exams, comforted by the diversion of a heavy snowfall which psychologically buffered us from the tensions of exams. We heard rumors of an extended semester break but returned in January as planned and the cycle began again. We carry on, and grow with every day we wake. Some things we encounter are good and some are bad, but the totality of our experience makes us a little more aware and a little more knowledgeable about ourselves and about life. That ' s what it ' s all about. Dreams, so they say. Are for the fools, and they let them drift away. Peace, like the silent dove. Should be flying, but it ' s only just begun. Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage. Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away our fears and all the years Come and gone, pick us up, always up . . . We may never pass this way again. .... James Seals DICK GREGORY and the C.I.A. He placed emphasis on the big job that we, as college students and citizens, have in improving the morals of American government and society. Professor Mary Daly, feminist leader from Boston College, expounded her theory that the oppression of women today is a result of attitudes encouraged by the Church concerning male supremacy. Professor Daly aroused mixed emotions on the subject of women ' s rights. However, when Billy Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs in one of the most controversial tennis matches ever, repercussions of these opinions on sexual equality culminated in a waterfight between two dormitories on our own lower campus. On the lighter side, we turned our attention to quite a variety of school-related activities. We won our first football game early in the ' 73 season against Anne Arundel, an event sure to gain importance as our team gains from experience. We watched the astro-turf playing field being constructed, its greenness dominating the spectrum of lower campus. We realized that it will surely prove to be both a drawing card for and advantage to Madison ' s athletic program. Madison ' s outstanding soccer goalie, Al Mayer, brought further attention to our athletics by signing a contract with the Baltimore Comets to play professional soccer. William Windom, noted television and stage person- ality, entertained us with a dramatic interpretation of some of James Thurber ' s works. Bluegrass music became increasingly popular. Its lively foot-stomping spirit proved quite a diversion from the hard rock sounds that have previously domi- nated the most of our record collections. Seals and DIVERSION jKtii -s .s . ' -jTjf. ' yj SEALS AND CROFTS CABARET 9 hMKM jmjr r  ■ H wP i B flSI KlS ? ' iuir v mA ' ' |i9B • ' J s ' MULE DEER AND MOONDOG RH H ' C 1 tft K flfl l Tl i i l m ijf H m - ' i K  JW tf J B ■ ' ■ Sl B I ■lrw.1 - w Sv l ■L .«M B i_ y H H| r? ' ' ' B ' Vr ; ' H Hi L ■ ( FLASH CADILLAC 1 __[ ' — -— ..„ m T T I u m 1 ' ' n : . '  -.! i ,- i « . --V ' . ' RARE EARTH BAXTER • .1 i ' ff- 4 r J fei 4 J _ p ■1 ■ 1 • i • 1- s B •3- ( h-- , BL -■ GALLERY 30 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND 31 REGISTRATION HOMECOMING ••fi ' ? ' :rffli¥- CONSTRUCTION WARREN CAMPUS CENTER HARRISONBURG mf 11 5 ' .- • s, . .i v VMr r V ■ r t ' : 1 ' ' z i ., i, f«. • ' . _«r . . , ; . ' ■ k A. A ii!fci._, ' - ..i ir 50 V- - - SOCCER The Madison soccer team lived up to its motto WE in ' 73 which implies both the player ' s feeling of togetherness in playing as a team and their realized goal to Win Every- thing. The team set a new school record of 56 goals in 13 games by 21 different players as opposed to the old record of 43 goals in 16 games. Ray Laroche led the scoring and broke previous school records with ten goals. Laroche and Nino Altomonte share a new school record with eight assists each. Along with their second straight state championship, the team won the Western Division Championship titles of both the Virginia Collegiate Athletic Association (4-0-0) and the Virginia Intercollegiate Soccer Association (5-0-1). Five players from the Madison squad were named to the VISA Western Division team this year. First team honors went to Ray Laroche, Chico Diguardo, Al Mayer, Pat Baker, and Bob Viti. Coach Vanderwarker was voted coach of the 1973 Western Division All-Stars. The team won over the Univer- sity of Maryland in the NCAA Regionals, but lost to Clemson in the NCAA Southern Regionals. Front row: Bob Sciarrone, Jim Apt, Charlie Sporer, Bob Kidney, Tom Riley, captain; John DiCuardo, captain; Mark Clark, John Provost, Nino Altomonte, Mike Tesia, assistant coach. Second row: Coach Bob Vanderwarker, Ray Laroche, Al Peterson, Mike Northey, Dave Fulton, Ken Morris, Bob Viti, Bob Valentine, Bob Mowat. Third row: Mike Null, trainer; Mike Baker, manager; Jeff Bushman, Rick Ropp, Hugo Taroboletti, Dana Christian, Al Mayer, Roger Shobe, Bill McArdle, Bob Artis, Pat Baker, Charlie Goeekermann, manager; Frank Moxie, man- ager. 51 52 5J 9 % Front row: Doug Pearce, John Murray, Dale Eaton, Steve Perlik, Don Defrees, Leslie Branich, Jeff Adams, Artie Bulman, Dan Ward, Mike Clem, Henry Pike, Bernard Slayton. Second row: Bob Caldwell, Rich Jackson, Winston Bersch, Brent Good, Pete Napolitano, Greg Curry, Tim Phillips, Hal Willard, Mark Crowder, Dave Moss, Keith Lewis. Third row: Ron Stith, Jim Kuethe, Rod Hawkins, Scot Frye, Dennis Willis, Stuart Stephenson, George Coodin, George Blackman, Chip Deringer, Brian Crainer, Bubba Kennedy, John Haire. Fourth row: 54 Len Fields, Alan McNutt, Alan Dowell, Bob Wark, Rich Creaver, Mike Miller, Jim Nogle, John Smarth, Chris Ramsey, Bill Benefiel, Larry Landes, Gary Leake. Fifth row: Chip Parkins, Jon Brentlinger, Craig Cook, Stan Green, Craig Hoepfl, Gary Acord, David Payne, Mike Atalla, Ray Sinnott, Don Becker. Sixth row: Barclay Sales, Jack Arbogast, Ellis Wisler, Challace McMillin, Jimmy Prince, George Nipe, Brad Babcock, Rusty Fortenberry. I FOOTBALL 1973 was the second year for Madison ' s football pro- gram. Competing on the junior varsity level, the team achieved its first win and first touchdown against Anne Arundel early in the season. Considering that the majority of the squad ' s sixty members had never before played together, Coach Mc- Millin feels that the team did a fine job. The large number of freshmen on the ' 73 team allows for an op- timistic outlook on next year ' s squad when Madison will be competing on the varsity level. TEAM TOTALS Rushes Yards Rushing Madison 381 1473 Opponent 424 1954 Passes Attempted Passes Completed Madison 156 76 Opponent 145 63 Yards Passing Touchdowns Madison 946 27 Opponent 952 24 55 56 57 OUTSTANDING ATHLETES Larry Hunt 58 CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: )oAnn Guidon, Kathy Mclntyre, Nancy Schoettinger, Cindy Lockard, Jackie Shepherd. Standing; Debbie Ramsey, Judy Thomas, Jane Gardiner, Patti Turner, Nancy Slater. Baby: Jenell Chambers. 59 Madison College athletics showed a great amount of ' , potential in the 1973-74 school year. The young and de- veloping football team began to show its possibilities while the soccer, baseball, and basketball teams main- tained their traditional superior levels. An astro-turf playing field was built, offering many advantages to Madison ' s sports activities. Intramural and club sports must not be disregarded in an overall view of Madison ' s sports. Intramural sports allowed many students to participate in the cooperative and spirited atmosphere of the competition and f comradeship of sports. Women ' s intramural sports ac- tivities included a Dynamite Fat Fight, tennis, volleyball, fencing, a Swim and Stay Fit program, bowling, softball, and ping-pong. The volleyball competition, organized $ primarily by dormitories, was won by Chappelear. f However, Hoffman One put up a good fight. Men ' s in- tramural basketball involved more than 900 students in f an enthusiastic season. Men students also participated with their fellows in volleyball, football, soccer, wres- tling, Softball, and track and field. ♦ During the spring 1973 season, the track and field X team achieved a record of three wins and two losses. % Individual honors were achieved by Kevin Fitzgerald, ♦ jerry Ligon, Greg Cerlach, Brent Good, Bill Mahone, 4 Craig Hartz, Chip Jean, and Kenny Collins, including the 4 breaking of fourteen school records. The team looks T forward to the 1974 season when our own track will be ready for use. $ At the same time, the lacrosse team, coached by Mrs. Judy Campbell, achieved a varsity record of four wins fand two losses and a junior varsity record of five wins, one loss, and one tie. The team hosted the Virginia ♦ Women ' s Lacrosse Association Tournament as well as T the Great Britain Touring Team. At the Virginia Tour- nament, nine players were selected to play on the top f three state teams, while three ineligible seniors received honorable mention. ♦ The 1973 baseball team, playing its most competitive T schedule ever, earned a record of twelve wins and nine losses. It ranked second in the Virginia Collegiate Ath- letic Association standings and lost in the semi-finals to ,A eventual state champions, Bridgewater College, by a ▼ score of two to nothing. The successful season was % climaxed by the team ' s receiving a nomination to the N.C.A.A. playoffs in Florida. The Dukes, however, were not selected, as Baltimore University received the vote of the committee. Only one starter was lost via gradua- tion, Jim Sparling, a first team all V.C.A.A. centerfielder who played every game during his four years at Madison. Returning starters for 1974 include All- V.C.A.A. pitcher Larry Hunt, as well as Pete Jones, Chris Baker, and Tim Dobson. The 1974 schedule of 3 games includes twelve university division teams. Among these twelve teams are the University of South Carolina, the University of Virginia, Furman, the Citadel, and William and Mary. With the addition of numerous promising freshmen and an outstanding baseball complex, 1974, only their fourth year of varsity competition, could be the best ever for Coach Brad Babcock ' s Dukes. Coached by John Rader, the men ' s tennis team completed its fourth consecutive winning season with a record of nine wins and five losses. Alan Mayer led the team with a 12-1 record as the Number 1 singles ' player and was selected Most Valuable Player for the second year in a row. Mayer and Jim Morris played Number 1 doubles, defeating the Number 1 seeded team in the V.C.A.A. Tournament before losing in the finals. Other members of the ladder were Richie Coleman (Number 3), Dennis Evans (Number 4), Marty Yesowitch (Number 5), and Steve Holstrom (Number 6). Coach Bette L. Harris of the women ' s tennis team had nothing but praise to give the girls of the 1973 season. The team ended with a record of five wins and four losses. All losses, however, were quite close. The season was highlighted by the defeat of arch rival Mary Baldwin College. The team tied for seventh place out of nineteen schools in the V.F.I.S.C.W. State Tournament. Top four players on the team were Debra Abshire, Diana Cray, Elaine Good, and Cathie Nolan. . . . .« f. . . 4. f4. 4 K . . . 4. 4  4,. .. . K  60 1973 was characterized as a period of adjustment for the men ' s golf team. The young team and new coach showed much potential by achieving a winning record of nine wins, six losses, and one tie. For the last two years, the team has recieved bids to participate in the Nationals. The team finished second in both the V.C.A.A. Tournament and the State Tournament, College Division. Top players D.L. Moyers and Bill Lam averaged 72.9 and 73.5 strokes per match, respectively. Spring 1973 was also a triumphant season for the women ' s golf team. Losing only to William and Mary, the team chalked up a record of seven wins and one loss. The golfers competed in the V.F.I.S.C.W. and won the state championship. Another successful season was achieved by the arch- ery team. The women placed second in the state tour- nament. Sue Vincke placed first and Barbara Long placed fifth. Bob Ryder led the men with the distin- guished record of placing first in all matches in which he participated. The team also participated in the U.S. Intercollegiate Archery Tournament at East Stronds- burg, Pa. Bob Ryder placed first in this competition and 4th in the World Tryouts during the summer. Other top men were Ray Stone, Gary Byrnes, and Steve Gurlen. Madison women volleyball players had an active, winning season, achieving a record of nineteen wins and only nine losses. They were runners-up in the state tournament and represented Virginia in the regionals. The second team had a record of nine wins and one loss under the leadership of Phyllis Travisano, a gradu- ate assistant. Under the coaching leadership of Dr. Morrison, both the varsity and junior varsity field hockey teams en- joyed winning seasons. The varsity team ' s impressive record included nine wins, one loss, and two ties, while the junior varsity team achieved a similar record of eight wins, two losses, and one tie. Eight Madison players were named to the eleven-player Blue Ridge Area Team which participated in the Southeastern Field Hockey Tournament at Sweet Briar College. Madison women named to Southeastern teams were Sue Red- field, Kathy Bond, Brenda Dutterer, Betty Lewis, Pat Kelley, and Jane Elliott. Over the Thanksgiving week- end, the team helped represent the Southeast Region at the National Tournament in Boston. Leading runners for the cross country team were Chris McDonald, Pete Wright, Chip Jean, Bill Mahone, Bill Fletcher, J.O. Phillips, and David Rinker. In dual meets the team achieved ten wins and one loss. It ranked third in V.C.A.A. standings. The gymnastics team performed exhibitions at Alleghany County High School in Covington, Virginia. The women judged four high school meets, also. The women competed . ith Longwood College and Virginia Tech while the nen competed with William and Mary and Catonsville Community College in Maryland. The Madison riding team, trained by Mrs. Theodosia Berry, owner of Oak Manor Equitation School, finished its second year of competition. Activities included the Rockbridge Hunt Club Horse Show, the Oak Manor Field Hunter Trials, the Keswick Hunter Pace Event, the Sweet Briar Winter Schooling Show, and our own Madison Invitational Horse Show. Our riders obtained one tri-color reserve champion ribbon, five first place blue ribbons, three second place red ribbons, five third place yellow ribbons, seven fourth place white ribbons, plus two silver trophies and a leather chain lead strap. The first competitive season for the men ' s swimming team was outstanding for such a young team. Madison swimmers competed with Washington and Lee, V.M.I., Massanutten Academy, and S.M.A. The relatively small group of nine swimmers and divers included six freshmen, one sophomore, and two juniors. Coach Ar- nold is extremely optimistic about the team ' s future, due primarily to the dedication and cooperation of the group. Outstanding swimmers were freshmen Steve Peduto, Mike Gauthier, and Paul Regan; sophomore John Turner; and juniors, Lou Suta and Tom Schmaltz. The Dukes ' wrestling team, in only its second year of competition, faced a tough schedule but managed to end the season with a modest record of nine wins and nine losses. Since most of the wrestlers were un- derclassmen, the team has a good foundation and outlook for the future is good. Outstanding wrestlers for the 1974 season included Tim O ' Rourke, Mike Moore, Robert Peach, Jeff Havard, Jim Keefer, and Larry Harrigan. The fencing team represented Virginia at the NIWFA Individual Championship and the National Team Com- petition. At the Virginia Invitationals, Madison finished third in Varsity competition while the JV ' s finished first. Under the coaching of Miss Jaynes, the women ' s basketball team completed their season with a 17-3 record for varsity and 14-1 in junior varsity play. The team seeded No. 1 in the state going into the state tour- nament held in Williamsburg, losing in the second round to Emory and Henry. They hosted the Region II AIAW Tournament with 1 1 teams. The women ' s swim team had successful season ended by hosting the state championship meet. The medly relay team, consisting of Mary Butters, Mary Jane Syzmanski, Donna Chamblee and Ellen Meadows, won second place medals. Other medal winners were Terry Grove and Randi Reppen. Arlene Goodspeed and Maria LoPriesti won first and second place medals in the one meter diving event. ♦ ♦ • 61 ' 73 TRACK FIELD MC 39 Washington and Lee 106 MC87 Guilford 58 MC 75 Chrislopher Newport 51 MC 75 Roanol e 54 MC 63 Bridgewater 82 MEN ' S TENNIS MCO Randolph Macon 9 MC8 Eastern Mennonite 1 MC7 Roanoke 2 MC8 Bridgewater 1 MC8 Shepherd 1 MCI Old Dominion 7 MC 1 Hampden-Sydney 8 MC6 Eastern Mennonite 3 MC9 Bridgewater MC5 George Mason 4 MC9 Virginia Westeyan MC8 VMI 1 MC 4 U. of Richmond 5 MC 3 Lynchburg 6 WOMEN ' S TENNIS MC 3 Mary Washington 2 MC8 Mary Baldwin 7 MC4 Lynchburg 3 MC2 U of MD 5 MC9 Roanoke MC2 VCU 3 MC4 Longwood 5 MC3 Hollins 4 MC6 Bridgewater 1 LACROSSE VARSITY MC 13 Bridgewater 11 MC 5 Mary Washington 10 MC 14 Fro St burg 15 MC 9 U. of MD. 5 MC 11 William Mary 4 MC13 Hollins 9 MC 7 J.V. Bridgewater 7 MC 8 Mary Washington MC 9 Frostburg 7 MC 7 U.ofMD, 6 MC 5 Roanoke 8 MC 10 William Mary FOOTBALL 3 MC34 Anne Arundel 8 MC14 Hampden-Sydney JV 17 MC 16 Hargrave 6 MC 7 Salisbury State 42 MC23 Shepherd |V 10 MC 6 Massanutten 17 MC20 Fork Llnion 24 MC29 Staunton 41 MC40 Callaudet 14 ' 74 BASEBALL MC10 Allen U, 5 MC 2 Shorter 11 MC 6 Berry 2 MC 2 Citadel 1 MC 1 Citadel 3 MC 3 VMI MC 4 VMI 9 MC Bridgewater 6 MC 2 Shepherd MC11 Shepherd 2 MC 4 Frostburg MC 2 Frostburg 4 MC 9 St. Mark ' s 7 MC 3 Binghampton 2 MC 9 VCU 7 MC 1 VCU 2 MC 3 Lynchburg 5 MC Bridgewater 2 (VCAA) MC 2 Hampden-Sydney 1 MC 3 Hampden-Sydney 4 MC 3 Washington Lee 1 SOCCER C 3 Campbell College 4 MC10 UNC-Wilmington MC 2 East Carolina University 1 MC 4 Randolph-Macon MC 2 Alder son -Broad dus 1 MC 6 VMI MC 10 Hampden-Sydney MC 2 Lynchburg 1 MC 4 Roanoke MC 5 Eastern Mennonite 1 MC 4 Old Dominion MC 1 VPI 1 MC 3 Washington and Lee 1 VISA AND VCAA CHAMPIONSHIP MC 3 George Mason 1 NCAA REGIONAL TOURNAMENT MC 1 U. Of MD. NCAA SOUTHERN REGIONAL TOUR- NAMENT MC Clemson 7 VOLLEYBALL FIELD HOCKEY MC 1 MC3 MCO MC3 MC3 MC4 MC4 MC3 MCO MC2 MC6 MC 1 MC 2 MC 6 MC MC MC MC MC 1 MC 2 MC 4 MC 11 MC 2 MC 2 MC8 MC4 MC3 MC3 VARSITY Frostburg UNCG 1 Longwood Lynchburg Towson Alumni 1 Bridgewater 2 UofMD 3 Ursinus 2 Eastern Mennonite 1 Westhampton William and Mary JV Frostburg 1 UNCG 1 Longwood 1 Lynchburg Towson 1 Bridgewater Eastern Mennonite (V) 1 UofMD 1 Combination Team Westhampton William and Mary 1 FRESHMEN Eastern Mennonite Stratford UofMD 6 VCU 1 Randolph Macon MC2 Lynchburg MCO Salisbury 2 MC2 Emory Henry MC2 Milligan MC2 Clinch Valley MC2 Emory Henry °i MC2 Eastern Mennonite ffi MC2 Catonsville CC MC2 VCU MCI Roanoke MC2 Prince George MC2 Salisbury 1 MCO U of Deleware 2 MC2 Callaudet 0 MC2 Radford MC2 VCU MC2 William Mary MC2 William Mary MC2 VCU MC2 Roanoke MC2 Emory Henry MCO Eastern Mennonite 2 MC 1 UofMD 2 MC 1 UMBC REGIONAL5 2 MCO Western Carolina 2 MCO Winthrop 2 MCO U of Tenn 2 MC2 East Carolina U 1 MC2 U of Kentucky 1 c WRESTLING MC46 Hampden-Sydney 4 MC39 Eastern Mennonite 9 MC42 Callaudet 12 MC21 Newport News App en- tice 24 MC William and Mary 38 MC20 Richmond 25 MC 31 Norfolk Stale 21 MC Elizabethtown 43 MC 13 York College 36 MC54 George Washington 4 MC33 Virginia State 16 MC 7 Washington and Lee 25 MC35 Hampden-Sydney 14 MC12 George Mason 28 MC48 Lynchburg 8 MC29 Loyola 23 MC12 Frostburg 24 MC 3 VCU -i 26 BASKETBALL MC107 York 62 MC 57 Randolph -Macon 71 MC 82 Bridgewater 65 MC 77 Lynchburg 63 MC 54 V.M.I. 58 MC 112 Southeastern 49 MC 74 George Mason 59 MC 61 Christopher Newport 60 MC 89 Valdosia State 91 MC 63 University of The South 58 MC 75 Lynchburg 60 MC 73 Wilmington 65 MC 76 Washington Lee 63 MC 68 Bridgewater 62 MC 55 Old Dominion 65 MC 46 Clinch Valley 44 MC 65 Emory Henry 61 MC 69 Hampden -Sydney 51 MC 82 George Mason 72 MC 92 Eastern Mennonite 66 MC 76 Christopher Newport 46 MC88 St. Mary ' s College 48 MC67 Grove City College 59 MC 43 The Citadel 41 VCAA CHAMPIONSHIP MC65 Randolph-Macon 79 NCAA TOURNAMENT MC 54 Fisk University 59 MC 76 York 73 MC89 Staunton M.A. 70 MC77 Bridgewater 49 MC62 Augusta M.A. 61 MC67 VMI 60 MC81 VA College 58 MC71 Washington Lee 80 MC 71 Bridgewater 50 MC 79 Massanutten 75 MC 74 Fork Union 81 MC84 Staunton t.A. 79 MC94 Eastern Memmomte 49 MC 69 Augusta M.A. 67 MC74 Fork Union SB MC90 Eastern Mennonite 66 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL VARSITY MC71 Mary Baldwin 46 MC70 Norfolk State 47 MC64 V.C.U. 59 MC 51 Weslhampton 28 MC60 Eastern Mennonite 3.1 MC 56 V.P.I.S.U. !7 MC59 Emory Henry 45 MC 58 Clinch Valley 4! MC 50 Salisbury 49 MC 68 Gallaudel 34 MC60 Bridgewater 49 MC64 Frost burg 39 MC50 Longwood 45 MC 64 Lynchburg 27 MC 66 Maryland 52 STATE TOURNAMENT W M MC 58 Mary Washington 31 MC 43 Emorv Henry 47 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT MC4 1 University of Tenn. 74 MC60 William Mary 44 MC56 Elon IV 68 MC93 Mary Baldwin 18 MC70 Norfolk Stale 22 MC41 V.C.U. 23 MC 74 Weslhampton 26 MC55 Eastern Mennonite 28 MC43 V.P.I.S.U i3 MC51 Emory Henry 25 MC67 Salisbury 29 MC68 Gallaudet 2S MC44 Bridgewater ib MC 77 Froslburg 23 MC 59 Longwood 40 MC52 Lynchburg 14 MC42 Maryland 48 R MEN ' S SWIMMING MC64 William Si Mary 46 MC 51 Washington Lee 61 MC52 VMI 59 MC68 Massanutlen 26 MC65 Staunton Military 29 MC 56 William Mary 49 MC 39 VPI 74 MC 72 Massanutten 2 E WOMEN ' S SWIMMING MC W University of MD L MC L Penn State W MC W Hollins L MC W Longwood L MC W Randolph-Macon L MC W Westhamplon I MC L William Mary W ,MC 14 UVa 2 MC 6 Penn State 10 MC 9 SUC-Brockport 7 MC 5 Trenton State 11 MC 5 Longwood 11 MC 10 Radford 6 MC11 UNC-Chapel Hill 5 MC 9 UNC-Chapel Hill 7 MC 8(461 Randolph-Macon 8144) MC 10 Mary Washington (i ' A:.y. Lynchburg College b CROSS COUNTRY MC21 George Mason 38 MC18 Gallaudel 44 MC17 Shepherd 46 MC28 Bridgewater 29 MC 16 Messiah 47 MC25 Eastern Mennonite 30 MC22 Old Dominion 33 MC 15 Lynchburg 42 MC29 Roanoke 27 MC 26 Washington and Lee 31 MC19 Davis and Elkins 44 S ARCHERY 64 ' ' ••mK ' % GOLF WOMEN ' S GOLF — Sherry Bowman, Sue Hess, Teena Rash, Cathy Adams, Jenifer Horn, Lucia Curtice, Kathy Buscher, Mrs. Martha O ' Donnell. wriiifiiff- MEN ' S GOLF — John Fenton, Billy Adams, Stan Gray, Ed Olmstead, Coach Ted Duncan, Phil Hagwood, D.L. Meyers, Bill Lam. Hk 1 ' - • ' ■Hh H Fi r 65 Front row: Pat Kelley. Arva Barnes, Chris Joyce, Donna Mearkle, Mary Ann Casper, Bev Koogle. Second row: Jill En- glish, Denise McDonough. Peg Baughman. Debby Sabine, Sherry Hottel, Be v Haynes. Third row: Mrs. Campbell, Bev Saylor, )an Finneran, Kathy Kirsch, Barb Kelley, Kathy Riberio, Irish Frear, Sherry Moses. Fourth row: Becky Reeve, Debby Wright, Meredith Overstreet, Donna Gladden. Not pictured: Patty Banick, Lynn Craun, Eleanor Frey, Virginia Harmon, Loretta Lewis, Linda Nelson, Jean Schoellig, Deborah Volz. 66 i. 67 jml T ' - Front row: Brent Good, Mike Howes, Greg Cerlach, Chip Jean, Tom Donelson, Bruce Reinmuth. Second row: J. P. Phillips, Larry Tarnacki, Steve Crist, Larry Czarney, Fred Ostlund. Third row: Bill Walton, Craig Hartz, Kevin Fitzgerald, Jeff Starnes, Coach McMillin. Fourth row: Roger Grooms, Melvin Cheshire, Bill Mahone. Fifth row: Dave Davis, lerry Ligon, Clint Mc- Nair, Robert Grooms. Sixth row: Steve Resnick, Tom Wilkinson, Dave Matthews, Tom Gushing, Tom Riley. 68 TRACK AND FIELD 69 TENNIS JP ■ hWW - On , s HiSHS53 ssas fii i§feS;v S 2-S S ' niJst 70 WOMEN ' S TENNIS — Front row: Cathie Nolan, Denise Fleming, Marty Woodside, Helen Sickler, Bette Robjent, Elaine Good, Lind Betty Lewis, Sue Redfield, Cindy Krueger, Patty Hardy, Hope Har- Slater, Debbie Abshire, Karen Bachtell, Diana Cray, beck, Kathy Mclntyre. Second row: Coach Bette Harris, Cindy Ring, w.: MEN ' S TENNIS — Coach Rader, Al Mayer, Jimmy Morris, Ritchie Coleman, Dennis Evans, Marty Yesowitch, )erry Davis, Rick McAdoo, Bobby Sherman, Mike Pierce. 71 BASEBALL Front row; Rich Hudson, Jonnie Jones, Pete Jones, Jim Sparling (capt.), Mike McCroy, Vinnie Jefferson, Randy Michie, David Dalton. Second row: Tim Dobson, Riclcy Young, Fred Milbert, Chris Baker, Bill Henley, Ken Collins, Larry Hunt (capt.). Buddy Smith, Mel Morris. 72 fe o - ns- s? FIELD HOCKEY «t ; . -w - Varsity — Front row: Kathy Bond, Betty Lewis, Becky Reeve, Debby Wright, Sue Redfield. Second row: Curnie Webster, Dr. Morrison, Becky Rathbun, )ane Elliott, Brenda Dutterer. Third row: Patty Banick, Pat Kelley. Junior Varsity — Front row: Lynn Craun, Marty Woodside, Barb Horn, Diana Knapp, Ginger Harmon. Second row: Darlene Ayers, Meredith Overstreet, Linda Nelson, Jean Schoellig, Cindy Krueger, Jill English, Irish Frear. ' ••fee, Freshmen — Front row: Jenny Jones, Sue Howell, Sue Walter, Martha Walls, Kathy Allen, Betsy Cizek, Anita Mathis. Second row: Miss Harris, Dottie Garrison, Barb Britton, Diane Williams, Robbie Connor, Donna Warner, Debbie Barba, Pat Mackessy, Joan Camp- bell, Anna Gibson, Manager Jennie Corson. 74 FENCING FENCING TEAM; Vikki Beaty, Earlene Ching, Jill English, )udy Ferrier, Donna Gladden, Barbara Horn, Virginia Kirsch, Bar- bara Lester, Pam Stanton, Cathy Voltmer, Jean Dalton, coach; Kay Padgett and Grace Van Davier, managers. 75 GYMNASTICS SEN 76 GYMNASTICS TEAM: Front row: Tim Cox, John Manz, Kevin Coyle, Jim Oleson, Jang S. Choi, Kent Henry, Hayes Kruger, coach. Back row: Krista Carter, Marilyn Buckner, Ruth Budd, Mary Cree, Barbara Hughen, Cindy Hunt, Lin Wilford, Linda Jones, Beth Crotyohann. Not pictured: Jim Kiser. 77 EQUESTRIAN TEAM Left to right: Anita Foster, Val Messner, Mrs. Lois Ceil, Madison coach; Martha O ' Bannon, Mrs. Theodosia Berry, Oak Manor coach and trainer; Kim Overstreet, Karen Hecl . Not pictured: Ron White. 78 SWIMMING WOMEN ' S SWIM TEAM: In Water: Arlene Goodspeed, Sandy Lindsay, Mary Jane Szymanski. Sitting on Deck: Denise Castagnola, Jean Franconi, Mary Ann Busser, Susan Reiss. Sitting in Center: Les Howe, Peggy Hoffmaster. Standing: Cathy McCrail, Laura Jones, Ellen Meadows, Terry Grove, Randi Reppen. WOMEN ' S SWIM TEAM: In Water: Sue Walters, Laurie Parker, Becky Bynum. Sitting on Deck: Robin Lee, Maria Lo- presti, Mary Butters, Donna Chamblee. Sit- ting in Center: Beth Forbes, Becky Rathbun. Standing: Pat O ' Don- nell, Marty Davis, Susie Smith, Mrs. Martha O ' Donnell, coach; Patty Fenstermaker, Lynn Cox, Kem Madigan. MEN ' S SWIM TEAM: Lou Suta, John Turner, Mark Seide, Paul Regan, Steve Johnson, Tom Schmaltz. Divers: Steve Peduto, Mike Gauthier, Deigh Keys. Coach: Charles Arnold. 79 CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling: Bill Mahone, Mel Cheshire, Pete Wright, Bill Fletcher, David Rinker. Standing: Coach Dean Ehlers, Grey Cerlach, J.O. Phillips, Chip Jean, Chris Mc- Donald, Joe lohnson. 80 © i f , fiv a Front row: Robert Peach, Kevin Sampson, Tim O ' Rourke, co- capt.; Terry Brueser, co-cap ' t.; Lawrence Harrigan, George Arkwright, Jeff Piieffer. Second row: Bill Randolph, Mike Moore, Stuart Paul, Ron Shelton, Paul Fern, Jeff Havard, Jim Nogle, ames Keffer. Not pictured: Mike Deville, Jeff Rosenbach. WRESTLING 81 WRA Sandy Ceyer — Singles Tennis Champion WRA Officers and Staff 82 Swim and Stay Fit Program Fencing Club 83 MEN ' S INTRAMURALS 84 Pete Wright, president of the Men ' s Athletic Association; Brad Babcock, director of Men ' s Intramurals; Terry Childress, student coordinator of intramural basketball. 85 Front row: Edna Smith, Robin Park, Pat Reynolds, Kathy Riberio, Ginger Burton. Second row: Dianne Moore, trainer; )udy Morrison, Mary Ann Norman, co-captain; Sherrie Hottel, Debbie Hudson, manager. Third row: Phyllis Travisano, assistant coach; Ellen Conner, Dara Funk, Sharon Metcalfe, Cathie Nolan, co-captain; Katy Splendore, Margaret Horn, coach. Not pic- tured: Rose Moschella, manager. VOLLEYBALL ' Z g % -A. e- 86 WOMENS ' BASKETBALL ' ' 7u- . ' i •fei X - Front row; Jenny )ones, Pat Reynolds, Lynn Craun, Curnie Webster, Betty Lewis, Eileen Stewart, Cindy Livesay, Sue Redfield, Linda Ab- bott. Back row: Teena Rash, Katherine Johnson, Pam Barnes, Patty . Banick, Brenda Dutterer, Barbee Brown, Cathie Nolan, Robin Connor, Meredith Overstreet, Sherry Moses. 87 BASKETBALL The 1973 Dukes continued the winning tradition that has been established in Madison ' s brief basketball histo- ry. Primarily dominated by freshmen and sophomores, the team was undaunted by the prospect of facing the toughest schedule ever. For the first time, the Dukes faced V.M.I., the Citadel, and Old Dominion. Leading scorers were Wilbert Mills, Dave Correll, Tim Meyers, John Cadman, David Van Alstyne, Joe Frye, and Sherman Dillard. During Christmas vacation, our players attended the Citrus Invitational Tournament in Lakeland, Florida. Here they were defeated by Valdosta State, in an ex- tremely close game that was eventually decided in four overtimes. Sherman Dillard set a Madison record by scoring 38 points in this contest and was named to the All-Tournament Team. The Dukes accepted a bid to play in the South Regional NCAA tournament against Fisk University, but lost in a very close match. We went farther and did better than anyone could have imagined us to go and it is a tribute to the kids and the staff, commented the team ' s proud coach Lou Campanelii. 88 N ADISON COllEGE SPORTS NETWORK WMRA 91.1 FM WSVA 550 AM Bottom: Mgr. Len Cascio, Len Mosser, Randy Michie, Wilbert Mills, David Van Alstyne, Joe Pfahler, David Carnevale, Mgr. Larry Hurd. Top: Head Coach Lou Campanelli, Sherman Dillard, )im Phillips, Joe Frye, John Cadman, Van Snowdon, David Correll, Mike Slivlnski, Tim Meyers, Ass ' t. Coach George Toliver, Ass ' t. Coach Mike Fratello. 89 90 kj ' f ' - JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: Left to right: Mike Fratello, coach; George Toliver, graduate assistant; Bill Gibson, Tim Stone, Ben Slye, Jeff Simon, David Carnevale, David Gill, Pete Haberstroh, David Wade, manager. Not pictured: Rich Sumpter. JV BASKETBALL 91 ySK- , o X o X Danny R. Edwards Jeffrey M. Hamlin 94 Thomas E. Mulhearn Lois V. Lynn 95 o X O X Robert E. Spencer Robert C. Stacy Marilyn J. Sobanski 96 Jean A. Stark Audrey W. Stout Roberta E. Widdicombe ■ 1 1 , ' , ;- B ■ ' ' ,1. -. ' ■l K 1 ' •■ ■ - B(i i ii K m U HV ' S C Judy A. Wyatt John C.Wright, Jr. ane L. Ziegler z o z o 97 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Richard Early, President Steve Ryan, Vice President 98 Steve Holstrom, Treasurer Tom Ryan, Parliamentarian Kay Critfin, Secretary 99 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Left to right: Steve Ryan, Vice President; Kay Griffin, Secretary; Richard Early, President; Steve Holstrom, Treasur- er; Tom Ryan, Parliamentarian. 100 i SENATE Front row: Mike Pierce, Kenneth McColley, Randy Earl, Robin Ferree. Second row: Steve Holley, Sharon Heatwole, Temple Mayo, Hope Harbeck, Matt Bright, Kris Washam, David Franklin, Rose White — Print Shop and Student Employment Coordinator. Third row: Jeff Hamlin, Leslie Cooke, Jim Schermerhorn, Richard Taliaferro, Mike Mandeen, Gene Wheeler, Bill Heisey, Al Young. Not pictured: Avra Beth Kaslow, Warren Jones, Susan Furrow. 101 STUDENT JUDICIAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE Linda Perrotta, Secretary; and John Jacknik, Student Judicial Coordinating Committee Chairman. Committee Members: Gary Norman, Scott King, Linda Templeton, Pamela Caughie, Larry Hixson, Mike Boylan, Mark Rohrer, Denise Jones, Robert Heimerl, Maurya Guy, Sandra Joseph, Donald Marek, Barbara Conley, Lisa Williams, Bruce Beamon, Jerry Davis, Pat Fitz- gerald, Larry Wood, Michael Vessely, Joe Clement, Nancy Terry, D. Kay Heith, Mary Grant, Rosemary Boland, Rebecca Miller, Robert Mills, J. Wesley Welch, Val Tullous. 102 HONOR COUNCIL Front: Lucky Groom, John Sivley, Beth Kunkleman, Betty English, Bobby Sciar- rone, Anne Dameron, Mike Boylan. Back: Ben Hancock, Mike Mandeen, Frank Grantham. Chris Purtell, President. Not pic- tured: Pam Martin, Vice President and Lois Montgomery, Secretary. 103 Front row; Cherie Logan, Nancy Scharno, Bar- bara Carroll, )udy Irving, Jan Burke, Rita Cos- tello. Second row: Wes Welch, Scott King, Mr. Jim Logan, Jerry Weaver, Melanie Wood, Chairman. CAMPUS PROGRAM BOARD 104 I .J MADISON I DOLLIES Left to right: Clendy Pleasants, Lois Lynn, Susan Powel, Carol Ann Thompson, Jackie Ritchie, Paula Cleveland, Holly Haseltine, Christine Naylor, Helen Lutz, Jim Logan, Advisor. CRITERION CLUB Judy Bentley, president; Jay Lowe, vice-president; Dixie Elder, secretary; Janice Coates, treasurer. Members: Ellen Malone, Linda Shaut, Jerry Davis, Pam Caughie, Pierce Askegren, Bill Fletcher, John Artz, Bob Bergaust, Barb Levister, Jack McNeil, John Roe, Sandy Amann, Mike Couthier, Marc Parvin, Debbie Danzeisen, Robert Schleith, Brad Burk- holder, Nancy McCreary, Dennis Levi ' is. 105 THE BREEZE Kneeling: Ron Kinzer, Sandy Morgan, Dan Downey, Carole Chris- topher, Wayne Reed, Greg Byrne. Standing: Cathy Caspard, Don Snead, Wade Starling, Chuck Lockard, John Hulver, Jeanne Weber, Andy Fields, Mari Rechin, JoAnn Testa, Marcia Slacum. Not pic- tured: Jeff Atkinson, Sharon Brill, Cindi Carney, Debra Carter, Kevin Coyle, Archer DiPeppe, Rich Frey, Pal Haponowicz, John Henkel, Van Jenkins, Lindy Keast, Carol Lempe, Ned Leonard, Barb Levister, Diane Lilly, Sharon Maddox, Byron Matson, Scott McCehee, Bobby Morgan, Jimmy Morgan, Laurie Pater, Karen Schueler, Linda Shaut, Mike Smith, Cathy Voltmer, Debbie Wetzel, Alan Neckowitz, advisor. 106 EDITORIAL BOARD: Left to right: John Hulver, Tuesday Editor-in-Chief; Andy Fields, Exectuive Publisher; Carol Lempe, Tuesday Managing Editor; Mari Rechin, Friday Editor-in-Chief. 107 Editor-in-Chief: Pal Alexander Associate Editor: Ann Kite Business Manager: Ken Chep Photography Editor: Doug Dickey Copy Editor: Vicki Durrer Advertising Editor: Barbara Yost Section Editors: Diversion: Margie Scott Organizations Creeks: Mary Richardson Faculty Administration: Susie Mountcastle Seniors: Virginia Perry Underclassmen: Susie Mountcastle Photographers: Rob Henry Bill White Skip Ramsey David Hartman Don Ropiecki Benny Renwick Keith Sjoholm Margie Scott Dave Elliott Staff: Susie Marshall Patty Wiernas Sharon Smith Gloria Sims Janice Crouse Ellen Meadows Diana Noia Marg Milhollan Rhonda Lilly Wayne Reed Sandy Larson Susan Botte Libby Moody Nancy Cochrane Leslie LaPierre Shirley Pearson Bob Stacy John Kettlewell Sharon Boggs Chris Bartanen Ellen Eggborn Barb Levister Advisor: Jim Logan Hunter Publishing Company Representative: Jim Ellis WMRA Executive Staff: Kent Hoffman, John Henkel, Milla Sue Wisecarver, Debbie Bissett, Kris Shacklette, John Mueller, Steve Foster. Not pictured: Tere Ossim, Pete Belenky. Staff: Larry Aronson, Samuel Q. Baker, Mar- garet A. Barker, Peter J. Belenky, Deborah L. Bissett, Jim Black, )ue Bonasera, Loralne A. Boyne, Laurie Chrissos, Les Cook, Curtis E. Conrad, James D. Coyle, A. Peter Debiasi, Jay Demeter, Douglas E. Depue, Barbara Ellner, Steven Foster, Charles Buck Gas- trell, Mike Gauthier, Tom Gee, Peter Gil- dersleeve, Gail Hamersly, Lynn Harold, John Henkel, T.P. Hern, Chris Hoffman, Kent Hoffman, Susan Hopp, Diane Huddle, Gwendolyn Irvin, Shawn M. Kelly, Douglas S. Kiracofe, Gerald Kolb, Brenda Latimer, K. Jim Lee, Chip Mclntyre, David K. McManus, Jack W. McNeil, Thomas L. Martin, Bill Moore, Terry Ossim, Michael E. Parris, Betsy Peek, Linda Perrotta, Dwight Phillips, Chris Robinson, Dwight Rogers, Steve Ryan, Kim Saunders, Patricia Scales, R. Frank Serene, Kris L. Shacklette, Don Snead, Bill Snyder, Steve Souville, David L. VanDorn, Nancy Webster, Margaret Wenger, Milla Sue Wisecarver, Deb Woodworth. 110 Front row; Earle Maiman, Debate Coach; Pal Fitzgerald, Roger Bertholf, Arthur Vanlear, H.T. Vaught, Jr., John Morello, Director of Forensics. Back row: Steve Reinhardt, Linda Jones, Arleen Norris, Marcia Slacum, Janice Mottley, Jennifer Coins, Renee Wenger. DEBATE TEAM Top to bottom: John Morello, Earle Maiman, Clark Kimball, Marcia Slacum, Dr. Donald McConkey, Chapter Sponsor; Janice Mottley, Jennifer Coins. DELTA SIGMA RHO - TAU KAPPA ALPHA DEBATE HONORARY SOCIETY 111 112 MEMBERS OFFICERS: Denise Cooper, pres- ident; Dennis Dewey, vice- president; Nancy McCarron, secre- tary; Kathy Dillaber, assistant secre- tary; Mary McCowan, treasurer; Val Hogsett, assistant treasurer; Barbara Macbeth, historian; Lisa Howard, re- corder of points. MEMBERS: Bill Bartlett, Granville Batte, Margaret Barker, Barbara Carroll, )eff Dailey, Dee Dee Desarmeaux, Archer Di- Peppe, Pat Ford, Pat Foskey, Linda Greene, Cookie Harrell, Steve Hol- strom, T.P. Hern, Sue Hopp, John Hudson, Margot Knight, Marilyn McAvoy, Dan McCauley, Joan Milo- grano, Virginia Perry, Robin Robil- lard, Alan Rosenberg, Val Tullous, Michael Weeks, Bill White, Dave Whitfield, Victor Yager. Of H ingof 1973 ABAREl ■n m C 5 113 114 115 MADISON CHORALE Front row; David Watkins, director; P. Neff, S. Washnock, D. Schwab, B. Elliot, J. Boyce, S. Winston, A. Clark, |. lones, W. Pitlman, K. Faulkner, C. Russell, B. Nicholson, T. Markham, L. Dix, S. Moulton. Second row; S. Linton, S. Fleming, D. Corbett, C. Weeks, D. Ker- foot, ). Barnes, L. Barrick, L. Kiracofe, M. Showalter, S. Lamm, N. Robertson, B. Roller, K. Morris, A. Brodeur, S. Bar- bour, T. Buhl. Third row; C. Phillips, J Martin, E. Duncan, K. Scott, D. Coffey B. Ellis, ). Burgess, T. LaCroix, T Ballowe, ). Moore, D. Edwards, D Elliott, D. Jones, M. Wellon. Fourth row E. Fisher, R. Martin, A. Lawson, D Rollins, W. Dickey, A. Kriss, M, Maguire ). Dodson, D. Skiffmgton, |. Colelli, C Pruetl, D. Creenagel, R. Poison, P Sweeney. Not pictured; S. Bish, ) Shomaker, D. Shomaker, S. Aldridge, I Ayres, R. Christman, J. Dailey, P. Martin- dale, J. McCinnis, D. Woodard. WOMENS ' CONCERT CHOIR From row: Kathy Phillips, Susie Fleming, Sally Washnock, Janice Boyce, historian; Penny Poor, Susan Wilder, Kara lee Faulkner, Leantha Duncan, Mary Wellon, student director; Belinda Ryan, Francis E the ridge, librarian; Marsha Finch, Ruth Payne, Bev Nicholson, Debbie Schwab, Mr. David Watkins, director. Second row: Vicki Cox, Jolie Jones, Robin Hill, Jan Reddish, Susan Linton, Wanda Pitlman. Shelley Kallop, Barbie Sites, treasurer; Donna Arnold, Denise Corbett, Donna Schramm, Ruth Grady, Paula Sweeney, Hilda Root, Karen Keating, Martha Gentry, vice- president. Third row: Sharon Barbour, Becky Roller, Kathy Crutchtield, JoAnn Testa, Cathy Weeks, secretary; Carolyn Powell, Debbie McCune, Elaine Lazizza, Paula Roberty, Jane Barnes, president; Beth Hackman, Debbie Averette, Gaynell Coltier, Karen Morris, Anne Brodeur. Not pictured: Karen Jonson, Becky Oliver. KS S S«5S SS E1 S5! 9 116 THE MADISONIANS MADISON SINGERS — Dr. Cordon Ohisson, Brian Tallent, Connie Russell, Eric Ohisson, Teresa Buhl, Walter Dickey, Susan Lamm, Mike Maguire, Wancia Pittman, Martha Centry, Thelma Markham, Francis Etheridge, Kent Scott, Roy Poison, Sally Chumbley, Jeff Coletti, Donna Sholar, Beth Hackman, Dave Greennagel, Mrs. Cordon Ohisson. JAZZ ENSEMBLE — Gary Anderson, Jamie Ayres, Pete Belenky, Steve Birckhead, Raymond Ferrara, Clyde Findley, Mike Finlayson, Kenny Hall, Harold Howland, Barbara Jordan, Robert Joyce, Larry Marion, Steve McDaniel, Tom Mondloch, Allen Nichols, Barry Owen, Bill Posey, Kerry Potter, Bruce Robinette, Ken Sullivan, Tim Thompson, Buster VanLsar, Donna Sholar. 117 MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND MEMBERS: Richard Aquire, Gary Anderson, Gail Andrews, Cheryl Asti, Diane Asli, Vir- ginia Barnetl, Joetia Barnhart, Stephen Birckhead, Lawrence Bocknek, Marjorie Brown, Dana Buchanan, Carolyn Bushrod, Beverly Butts, Denise Campbell, Susan Cook, lames Crockett, Mary Crossland, Michael Delong. Ann Edwards, Robin Erier, Mike Parrel I, Raymond Ferrara, Deborah Figgatl, feature Iwirler; Cathy Filer, Clyde Findley, Michael Finlayson, Grace Flesher, Steven Fox, Alison Fuller, Thomas Carber, )an Gary, )ill Goff, Ralph Graves, David Greennagel, Kenneth FHall, Robert Horward, Bonnie Hennessey, ludith Hughes, Evelyn lackson, Barbara lordan, Bennie loyce, Robert Joyce, Donna Ker- toot, Darryl Keys, Kathy Kirch, Frank Lane, loanne Langdon, secretary; Stephen Lee, Ned Leonard, Suzanne Link, Dabney Locke, Brenda Lovell, Arnold Lundberg, Diana Mallow, Suzanne Mann, Larry Marion, uniform manager; Charles Martin, )ohnny Martin, Richard McDaniel, band manager; Dorothy McDermott, Jerry Meeks, Mary Middlebrook, Glenn Millar, Lynn Miller, Robert Mills, Thomas Mondloch, Sudie Moore, Robert Niccum, Allen Nichols, Sally Nicol, Eric Ohisson, Robert Partlow, Keith Patterson, Deborah Payne, Barry Perelman, drum major; Dwight Phillips, William Posey, James Potter, Kerry Potter, Thomas Powers, Janice Pyle, Joan Pyle, Joel Reachard, Gary Rice, lacqueline Ritchie, C.T. Saunders, Patricia Scales. Teresa Schreiber, Greta Seemann, Gerald Shiftlett, Nuel Shomaker, drum ma|or; Karen Simkins, Rodney Smoot. James Spurgeon. Robert Stone, Kenneth Sullivan, equipment manager; Deborah Tate, Julia Taylor, Kim Thomas, Teresa Thompson, Timothy Thompson, Gary Toyama, Don Vandevender, William Vanlear, Lois Wagner, Linda Webber, Kris Weidman, Christy Whitehead, librarian; Glenda Wilkerson, Mark Wilkerson, Charles Wolfred. 118 CHORUS Members — Soprano I: Paula Clark, Sandra Eslep, Diane Faux, Debbie Fishell, Debbie Forlines, Ruth Grady, Cathy Hudson, Nancy Hudson, Mary Ingrassia, Debbie (ones, Susan Linton, Shirley Marshall, Debbie McCune, Cathy Nash, Wanda Pittman, Caria Sams, Patricia Sigmon, Lynne Talley, Nancy Ward, Barbara Walkins, Leah Waybright, Soprano II: Deborah Averette, Linda Baber, Deborah Dowling, Pam Elgin, Claudia Hill, Elizabeth Jill son, Cynthia McCartney, Sara Morns, Karen Marshall, Janet Reddish, Lib., Debbie Revere, Sec; Terry Sawyer, Barbara Smith, Sarah Weaver. Alto I: Dinna Bach. Frances Broome, Margaret Burlingame, Sarah Davis, Maureen Donahue, Kathy Fleisher, Martha Gentry, Mary Harrison, Susan Heely, Sec; Karen Jonson, Barbara Kavan, Joanne Kinzer. Lois Lynn, Pat Mac- Comber, Deborah Ma loot, Susan Mantra, Barbara Sites, Diana Spencer, Dale Stevens, Susan Wilder, Robin White, Christy Whitehead, Nancy Wilbur. Alto II: Deborah Amos, Kathy Brandt, Jenniter Bennett. Deborah Figgatt. Robin Hill, Hist.; Kay Heilh, Sue Kepley, Margaret Milhollan, Palti Parks, Brenda Stevens, Janice Stin- nett, Dorothy Strickler, Shorn Wiltshire. Tenor: Mike Belote, Donald Coftey, Pres.; Bruce Easton, Douglas Firebaugh, Edward Harris, Lawrence Kidd, Michael Lind- strom, Jerry Sayers, Don Vandevender. Bass: Leigh Cat let t , Jim Coggins, Doug DePue, Jay Jackson, Altred Lawson, Conrad Logan, Robert Mills, Dave Skiifington, Treas.; Robin Strange, David Yates, Fred Miller. From row: Susan Heely, Ruth Payne, Cathy Weeks, Joetta Barn- hart, Julie Shomaker, Hart Norton, editor. Second row: Dr. Carol Christopher, advisor; Francis Eth- endge, Bev Nicholson, Liz Dix, lawana Mayo, Ruth Grady, Paula Roberty, Susan Linton, Carolyn Bushrod, Sgt. at Arms. Third row: Sally Lance, advisor; Denise Cor- betl, Connie Russell, Ann Brodeur, vice -president; Pam Elgin, Robin Hill, Becky Roller, Susan Lamm. Fourth row: Claudia Hill, Vickie Cox. Debbie Forlines, Pat Sigmon, Paula Deskins. Thelma Markham, Bennie Joyce, Charlene Ingles, ad- visor. Fitth row: Donna Kerfoot, Sara Morris, corresponding secre- tary; Cathy Phillips, Marprie Baus, Barbie Sites, recording secretary; Martha Gentry, chaplain; Susie Fleming, Jane Barnes, treasurer; Mary Welton, president; JoAnne Barry, Debbie Revere. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA WOMEN ' S MUSIC FRATERNITY ri9 PHIMU ALPHA OFFICERS; Ted Ballowe, treasur- er; Barry Owen, vice-president; Kent Scott, historian, David Watkins, faculty advisor; Eric Ohisson, president; Robert Mills, secretary. MEN ' S MUSIC FRATERNITY Front row: Raymond Farrar, Don VanDevender, Danny Edwards, Danny Rollins, Don Coffey, David Hatmaker. Second row: Barry Owen, Ted Ballowe, Kent Scott, Eric Ohlsson, Robert Mills, David Watkins, Sam Cross. Third row: Charles Pruett, Steve Birkhead, Larry Marion, Steve McDaniels, Ken Sullivan, James McCinnis, Sam Shifflett, Dave Creennagel, Jack Dodson, Tom Mondloch. 120 PERSONNEL — First violins: Kathy Hammond, concert mistress; Kaye Crowther, principal; Becky Hunt- er, Paula Deskins, Lucy Ivanitsky, Thomas W. Lunny, Cina Fanslar. Second violins: S. Beth Kunkleman, principal; Margaret Connor, Peyton Neatrour, Karen Robertson, J.M. Neal, Elaine Miller, Ellen Joyce, Rita Reilly, Larry Tusing, )udy Johnson, Mary Taylor. Violas: Catherine Chesser, principal; Dean Min- nick, Miriam Funkhouser, Karen Matheny, J. Edgar Anderson. Cellos: Charles Pruett, principal; lerilyn Farrar, Stephen Clapp, Mark Parmeter, Danny R. Edwards, Thomas Lyon, Carolyn V. Bushrod, Rusty Tusing. Basses: Kerry R. Aldrich, principal; Michael Trowbridge, Dennis Aughavin, Samuel G. Cross. COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA Piccolo: Robin Erier. Flutes: Mar- jorie Baus, Ann Edwards. Oboes: Eric Ohisson, Deborah Payne. En- glish horn: Barbara Hartley Catti. Clarinets: Patrick H. Gatti, Beverly Butts. Bassoons: Janet Johnston, Joanne Langdon. Contra-bassoon: Don VanDevender. French horns: Jackie Ritchie, Carol Dexter Moir, Patricia Ann Good. Trumpets: Kenneth Sullivan, William Posey. Trombones: Stephen McDaniel, Mark Wilkerson, Tom Mondloch. Tuba: Larry Marion. Percussion: Harold Howland, principal; Terri Schreiber, Robert Harwood, Donna Buchanan. Business man- ager: Bennie R. Joyce. Conductor: Ben E. Wright. CIRCLE K Front row: Robert Henshaw, board member; Doug Miller, board member; Linda Fulton, secretary. Second row: Linda Moss, Karen Price, Chris Palmatier, Lt. Gov.; Jim Lee, Lt. Gov. 121 PEGASUS CLUB Front to back: Suzanne Bell, Carol Koch, Candy Moore, Secretary-Treasurer; Michele Marks, Recorder; Lynn Pearson, Louise Wilkins, Mrs. Lois E. Ceil. Not pictured: Kim McCiinton, Nancy Parsons, Vice-president; Susan Stensland, Maryjo Prestridge, President. 122 4ii I m PORPOISE CLUB A £ I Low Board: Mike Rider, Treasurer; Dana Hegerle, Sec- retary; Mary Kay Gill, Vice-President; Coach Charles Ar- nold. High Board: Karen Williams, Marty David, Laurie Nock, Rinda Ingram, Paula Stuchlak, Celeste Alia, Diane Baumann, Kass Moss, Fran O ' Dea, Loren Hegerle, Lois Lynn, Margaret Harris. Not Pictured: Diane Nieuwenhuis, President; Lynn Bullman, Kathy LIhler, Edie Vestey, Sharon Clarke, Pattie Bunger. 123 Front row: Margaret Dunford, Judith Turner, Nancy Jo Mor- rissey, Linda Jones. Cail Breed. Charles Sutton. Second row: Ehzabeth Bonnell. Susan Fleetwood. Susan Smith. Tracey Mills. Carole Haines, Julie Frailey. Third row: VV. Gregory Forbes. Marsha Brenner, Karen Tavenner, Marcia Sullivan. Laura Thonipson, Diana Winfrey. MODERN ENSEMBLE PRODUCTION STAFF Front row: Laura Parment, Page Hutchinson, Kathy Bennett. Back row: Kathy Endlein, Joy Einhorn, Cindy Robertson, Dr. Miller. Blame Chambers. Paxton Walker, Miss Feldman, Suzanne Bell. MADISON DANCE THEATRE FOLK ENSEMBLE Front row: Susan Daniels, Linda Spangler. VV. Gregory Forbes. Laura Thompson, Martha Covington, Judith Turner, Donna Cox, Robert Antinozzi, Elise Cunningham, Debra Kay Heith. Back row: Nancy Barrett. Pat Thomas, Patii Parks, Brenda Willingham, Randy Craig. Janet Bruce, David Robinson. Karen Faulkner, Bruce Vess. Christine Pakush, Betty Jo Harding, Janice Ruble, Manlyn Sobanskt. Not pictured: Ralph Birhenmier, CharJie Maddox, Angela Dunavant. 124 MEMBERS: Debbie Abshire. Marianne Anderson, Sam Ashworth, Kenny Bailey, Vtkki Beatty, Kim Bero, Sherry Bowman. Nancy Boyer, Gail Breed. Marsha Brenner, Terri Brewster, Robin Brown, Charles Burgoyne, Ginger Burton, Mary Carlquist, Krista Car ter, Betsy Cizek, Sharon R. Clark, Ellen Conner, Mary Cook, Jenny Corson, Lynn Craun. Fran Cunningham, Greg Curry, Peggy Dalton, Dave Davis, Kay Davis, Bill DeHaven, Linda DeSha o, Paula Dobbins, Vanessa Don son, Brenda Dullerer, jill English, )ane Elliott, )anet El- senhans, Ed Estep, Judy Ferrier, Irish Frear, Dara Funk, Sheree Gaines, Dotly Garrison, Debbie Carvey, Sandy Geyer, Donna Gladden, Palritia Gregory, )o Ann Guidon, Pete Haberstroth, Kalhy Heck, Laura Hagan, Susan Halprin, Ginger Harmon, Mark L. Harmon, Shelley Harris, Lisa Heishman, Sue Hess, Barb Horn, MERCURY CLUB Connie Horn, Sherry Hottel, Alan Howard, Mike Howes, Debbie Hudson, Chip )ean, Diana Johnson, Debbie Johnston, Sandy Johnston, |enny Jones, Rick Kincaid, Kathy Kirsch, Jim Kiser, Milton Kline, Gary W. Leake, Patti Leap, Joan Lehman, Betty Lewis, Vic Loving, Sue Marcum, Susan Marr, Sharon Metkalfe, Chris McDonald, Kalhy Mclntire, Tracy Mills, Wendy Mingsl , Diane Moore, Laura Moore, Melvin Morris, Nancy Jn Morrisey. Linda Mornssette, Rose Moschella, Sherry Moses. Linda Nelson, Cathie Nolan, Mary Ann Norman. Fred Osllund. Meredith Overstreel, Kay Pad- gett, Stacy Pakvynski, Susie Redtield, Becky Reeve, Pat Reynolds, Kathy Ribeno, Bill Rice, Cindy Ring, Jo Roach, Deb Ronemus, Barclay Sale, Beverly Saylor, Jean Schoellig, Theresa Sharp, Bob Sherman, Claudia Shittlett, Ann Slaughter, Jill Smith, Linda Spangler, Kathy Splendore, Pam Stanton, Debbie Stevens, Eileen Stewart , Ray Stone, julie Thomas, Jay Tigner, Lori Tiller, Dan Trilt, Thomas Tudor, Judy Turner, David Wade, Sue Walters, Lin Wilford, Lynn Wilkerson, Tom Wilkinson, Kathleen Wise, Debbie Wright, Pete Wright, Philip Bruce, Barbee Brown, Pat Mackessy, Diane Ostergren, Blossom Sprinkle, Debbie Shitflett, Dr. John Haynes, advisor. VARSITY CLUB Tom Riley, president; Mike Tesia, treasurer; Dave Fulton, secretary; Bo Tult, social director, Al Mayer, Pat Baker, Rich Coleman, Bill Fletcher, Joe Frye, Richard Hillman, John Hulver, Larry Hurd, Gary Leake, Bill Ma hone, Je(t McEnteer, Mike Null, Mike Smith, George Tohver, Johnnie Phillips, Ray La roc he, Mike Norlhey, Kenny Mcllvaine, Bob McArdle, Bob Corso, Bob Mowat, Tim Meyers, D.L. Meyers, Barclay Sale, Bob Ryder, Lenny Mosser, Kerry Bertschmger, Chuck Ferguson, Larry Hunt, Vinny Jefferson, Vic Loving, Mel Morris, Gary Schuler, Steve Stark, Stan Gray, Mike Cum- mings, Jim Morris, Dennis Evans, Ed Bragdon, Jim Kiser, Fred Ostlund, Ceroid Seager, Nate Spencer, Bill Walton, John DiGuardo, Rob Cas- sidy. Tim Harris, Mike Howes, Bill McArdle, John Provost, Bob Sciarrone, Rob Spotts, Bob Viti, Mike Baker, Richard McAdoo, Leslie Branich, Rusty Forlenberry, Daniel Ward, Ray Sinnott, Edgar Ausberry, David Rinker, Arthur Bui man. Chip Parkins, Michael Clem, Greg Curry, Howard Forrest, Dan Downey, Jeff Adams, John Smart, James Nogle, Dan Higgins, Don Defrees, Robert Neil, Fred Weaver, Mal- colm Wilfong, Paul Keppel, Don Beeker, Steve Proctor, Pete Wright, Melvin Cheshire, Ray Clark, Tom Donelson, Greg Gerlach, Chip Jean, John Johnson, Steve Gurlin, Jim Wultorst, Jeft Rosenbach, Tim ORourke, Don Cobert, Mike Deville, Pat McAndrew, Jeff Pheffer, Chris Baker, Jim North, Bob Moore, Bill Adams, Terry Bruesser, Stuart Paul, Bill Tabb, Tom Whitel, Bill Bletoch, Fred Saxton, Joe Pfahler, Wilbert Mills, Jim Phillips, Dave Correll, Jack Snead. Mike Slivinski, Brent Good, Tom Wilkinson, Larry Tarnacki, Robert Grooms, Roger Grooms, Steve Reznick, Craig Hartz, David Davis, Clint McNair, Scott Mitchell, Steve Holstrom, Mac Ferguson, Johnnie Jones, Pete DelGrosso, Pete Jones, Randy Michie, Buddy Smith, Rich Hudson, Bill Henley, Dave Dalton, Tim Dobson, Ed Olmstead. 125 SLAVIC STUDIES CLUB Officers: Janet Moore, President; Peggy Flannery, Vice-president; Linda Robinson, Secretary; Don Wilhete, Treasurer. Members: )oe Schultz, Kathy Warmouth, Mary Heneberry, Elaine Clem, Judy Moon, Eric Grundset, Janice Mackey, Olive Dent, Craig Hoepfl, Sharon Obeleck, Grace VanDavier, Pat Markley, Eddie Seay, Jo Anne Martin, Kathy Van Patton, Jeff Gibson, Pat Sullivan, Margo Knight, Jeff McEnteer. KARATE CLUB First row: Don Riddle, Instructor; Tim Hudson, Larry Hensley, Stephen Lange, Peggy Goodwin, President. Second row: Jeff Hoover, Instructor; Dino Winfrey, Greg Sell, Robin Marr. Third row: Frank Guentler, Mike Smith, Mike Logan, Dean Richardson, Jim Hin- negan. Rick Cermroth, Richie Buschow. Not pic- tured: Violet Ratcliffe, Charles Shank, Debbie Smith, Marti Davis, Mark Douglas, Ed Sclafani. 126 127 GEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF MADISON COLLEGE J. Wright, President: M. Cwin, Vice Pres- ident; J. Bruce, Secretary-Treasurer; P. Harlem, Program Committee; R. Wid- dicombe. Service Committee; Dr. W. Frazier, Advisor. Members: M. Allen, K. Al- ston, M. Brake, B. Burdette, C. Cherrywell, J. Crockett, M. Feldman, C. Feldman, K. Carber, R. Herman, J. Hedrick, E. Holmes, R. Johnson, |. Kerlin, K. Koepsell, R. Male, B. Markham, C. McCill, P. Meade, S. Mercer, M. Miller, M. ODay, K. O ' Neal, Phillips, M. Poole, J. Stahl, K. Turner, K. Whitehouse, S. Wyatt, Mr. W. Harnsberger, Mr. F. Campbell, Dr. W. Sherwood, Dr. W. Roberts, Dr. C. Farmer. 128 JAMES MADISON LEADERSHIP SOCIETY Members — Brad Babcock, Jay Tigner, Richard Early, Don Driver. Don Cooper, Bob Stacy. Not present — |oe Schullz, Mjke Norton, David Bol- tentleld, Enc Grundsel, Bill Bassell. PERCY H. WARREN SENIOR WOMENS ' HONOR SOCIETY Front row — Rita Costello, Marilyn Sobanski. Susan Fleming, )ane Ziegler, vice president ; Patricia King, |oyce Mack, president; Dr. Reubush, advisor; ludith Blankenburg. advisor. Second row — Audrey Stout, Pam Martin, historian; lean Stark, Lois Montgomery, treasurer; Marcia McOmber, Brenda Latimer, sec- retary. Not present — Lois Lynn, Donna Forsyth. FRANCES SALE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEMBERS: Sheryl Sims, reporter; Patricia Fenster- maker, Kay Clatterbuck, Kay Helsley, Donna Winter- myre, Chris Nay I or, Nancy Pugh, Majorie Brown, Judy Wyatt, Rebecca Detwiler, Kay Thomas, Elsie Cockrell, Jackie Ridgeway, program chairman; Joanne Sanders, Holly Smith, Mehnda Way bright, secretary; Denise Russamano, Janice V ' ellutello, vice- president; Janice Finneran, Joan Magi 1 1 , Martha Dtggs, Debbie Neese, Nancy Wade. Jeanne Keller, Debbie Steppe, Liz Bauer, Vickie Harrell, Margaret Kelly, Pamela Bain, Marcia Golden, Debbie Clark. Frances Holsomback, Claudia Jones, Patrice Banon, Linda Jackson, Sharon Shackelton. Deborah Tacey. Patricia Cramer. Diane Bubb. Jaye McNutt, Ellen Pickel, Nancy Schoettinger. Judy Ciuttreda, Brenda Hannibal, Sue Matthews, Pamela Perkins, treasurer; Diane Stoneman , Mary Anderson, Mary Ann Rice, historian; Lynne Marker, Sally Nicol, Susan Humphries, president; Cindy Fredricks, Deborah Brannock, Pamela Sallee, Patricia Dougherty. HOME EC. STUDENT-FACULTY RELATIONS COUNCIL Front row: Mary Ann Rice, Jen- nifer Turner, Patty Barton, Nancy Herman, Janet Zaorski, Dr. Christiansen, Miss Yahnl e, Janet Mitman, Susan Humphries, Bev- erly Drebing, Doreen Ehle, Bar- bara Mirabella. Back row: Miss Winston, Dr. Kilpatrick, Mrs. Schafer. 130 PHI OMICRON TAU HOME ECONOMICS HONORARY Front row: Janet Pryatel, co-social chairman; Julia Baugher, Historian and Reporter; Dorothy Rowe, Advisor; Marcia Taylor, social chairman; Rose Hutcherson, Vice-President; Cindy Fredericks, President; Mary Winston. Second row: Elise Blacka, Bijan Saadatmand. Third row: Gail Bateman, Vicky Harrell, Marjorie Christiansen, Marian Emerson, Debbie Steppe, Julia Kilpatrick, Janet Strickler, Donna Wintermyre, Mindy Waybright, Debbie Shoemaker. PI GAMMA MU SOCIAL SCIENCES Front row: Jeffrey Hamlin, President; Dr. D.A. Boyd, Faculty Secretary-Treasurer; Jackie Foley, Second Vice-President; Teri Buckley. Second row: Tom Ryan, Debbie Pine, Lizabeth Connelly, Roger Orrock. Third row: Dr. Paul Cline, Dr. Neil Mills, Darlene Hoschar, Kevin Hoschar. Fourth row: Dr. Farnen, Steve Ryan, Leslie Cooke, Pamela Wenner, Wanda DePriest, Ruth Gillespie. Fifth row: Richard Early. 131 Front row: Dwight Layman, Nancy Ballard. Back row: Marilyn Lawson, secretary; Linda Argabright, vice- president; Audrey Stout, president; Diane Spresser, sponsor; Marcia McOmber, Kathy Koepsell. PI MU EPSILON MATH HONORARY MATH CLUB Members: Front row: Linda Ar- gabright, reporter; Pat Wright, secretary; Marcia McOmber, pres- ident; Marilyn Jones, vice- president; Donna Bogan, treasur- er. Second row: Staria Livingston, Carold Schull, Ruth Figlio, Miss Diane Spresser, sponsor; Hope Harbeck, Kathy Koepsell. Third row: Dorothy Showalter, Lynn Bullman, Nancy Ballard, Diane Spellman, Shirley Thomas, Frances Hamlett. Fourth row: Bland Derby, Denny Wimer, Dwight Layman, Audrey Stout, Bobbie Hunt, Cindy Dowgewicz, Marilyn Lawson. 132 PI OMEGA PI BUSINESS EDUCATION HONORARY Members: W.O. Walsh, sponsor; Mary Clay Coode, president; Johnnie Anderson, vice-president; Betty Pitsen- barger, treasurer; Sandra Po- well, secretary; Ellen Mead- ows, reporter; Pete Barbour, Z.S. Dickerson, Charlotte Graves, William Powell, Paul Steagall, Faye Browning, Pam Browning, Ruth Dovel, Karen Faulkner, Adis Fultz, Ellen Hawkins, Sandra Layman, Joan Rock, Alexander Trahos, Lorraine Walker, Carol Wil- liams. PHI BETA LAMBDA BUSINESS EDUCATION- OFFICE ADMINISTRATION OFFICERS: Lorraine Walker, president; Betty Pitsenbarger, vice-president; Frank Grantham, treasurer; Betty Ruby, secretary; Leslie Looney, reporter; Mary Ann Kalwarski, historian; Mary Ann Piersa, state parliamentarian; Larry Derrow, parliamentarian. MEMBERS: Gary Armstrong, Don Beatty, Cathy Bissetl, Deborah Bissett, )an Blanton, Betty )o Boone, David Bormann, Faye Browning, Charlie Coleman, Grer Cross, Regina Delpapa, Dennis Diehl, Karen Faulkner, Orwen Flint, )ill Hamlin. Ellen Hawkins, Debra Hoke, Donald Houck, Donald Johnson, Debbie Jones, John Kemp, Ricky Kendall, Cheri Kennedy, Ronald Ktnzer, Laura Kipp, Beth Kiracofe, Kathy Koch, J.T. Lawrence, Debbie Lillard, Karen Lillard, Jim Lisbeth, Rich Long, Terri Looney, Sue Mallow, Mary jo Marshall, Charles Martin, Marcie McGary, Ellen Meadows, Marie Polino. Patty Pyne, Mike Ryder, Nancy Thompson, Richard Tomay, Wendy Weber, Cindy Wilkins, Wanda Wilkinson, Sharon Wilt, Ruth Wolfe. 133 KAPPA DELTA PI EDUCATION HONORARY Front row: Beth Howell, president; Candy Monett, vice-president; Bob Stacy, vice-president; Ramona Daugherty, secretary; Kathy Butler, historian; Bonnie Snead, treasurer. Back row; Virginia Perr , Terri Brewster, Diane LaLiberte. Lois Lynn, Jacquelyn Foley. Martha Cenlr , Bobbie Smith, Barbie Sites, Christopher Hottman, Rhonda Liljegren, Linda F. Godwin, Laurel Mallon, Shar ' n Bilhngs, Donna Began, Kathy Mogannam, Nancy Cochrane, jane Ziegler, Marilyn Sobanski, Marcia McOmber. Not pictured: Kathy Irby. Deborah Kelly, Patricia King, Kay Padgett, Carol Pruitt, Karia Roberts. Kathr n Seward, Patrick Sullivan, Marcia Taylor, Retha Taylor. )ohn Tigner, Faye Viar. Nancy Walker. Karen Washington. Carole Waters, Stephen Alexander. Connie Allison, Jane Barnes, Rae Carson, Donald Cooper. Ruth Dovel, Mary Duvall. Luanne Erxin. Susan Fleming. Mary Fredericks, Patsy Hartless. Kim Johnson, Judith Jones, Joyce Mack, Thelma Markham. Pamela Martin, Edward Miska, Sara Morris. Joan Neff, Diane Nieuwenhuis. Eric Ohisson. Linda Padgett. Paula Painter, Kathleen Pleasants, Mary Prestridge, Paula Raabe, Rebecca Reeve, Grace Sawyer, Marcia Slacum, Wendelin Malhias, Janice Spangler, Jean Stark. Christine Siringan, Lorraine Walker. Mary Welton, Beck Wilborne, Mary Winfield, Mary Spencer, Janie Niccum, Robin Adair, Julia Baugher. Peggy Beck, Barbara Belote, Judi Blanton, Lesli Brown, Bonnie Emory, Mary Qay Coode, Rebecca Hale, Jane Hart, Debby Wright, Judy Wyalt. SIGMA ALPHA ETA SPEECH PATHOLOGY 134 Front row: Kathy Buscher, Elaine Trahos, Lesli Brown, Joyce Tarlosky, Nancy Cochrane, Charlene Nash, Chris Stringarl. Second row: Dee Clapp, Karen Shihda, Carol Anderson, Kathy Smith, Penny Brown, Lucinda Kiracofe, Sherry Comer, Susanna Tingle. Third row: Michie Thomas, Linda Perrotta, Paula Clark, Donnetta Bowen, Laurie Mallon, Adrian Vaughn, Chris Readyhough, Raymonde Crennel, Beth Howell. PSI CHI PSYCHOLOGY Front row: Dr. James Couch, Denise Robinson, Pat Foskey, Dr. Romeo Olivas. Middle row: Chris Purtell, Lynn Boiler, Donna Verry, Keith Houff. Back row: Dana Hegerle, Jim Bowles, Carol Loyd, John Benda. SEA SEA Otficers: First row trom righl to center; loEllen Peters, publicity chairman; Marilyn Sobanski, president; Melissa Mc Daniel, treasurer; Sue Le- Doyan, vice president; Debbie Parent, secretary. Members: Deborah Amos. Brenda Ausberry, Elaine Banta, Barbara Barron, Barbara Belote, Marilyn Bennett. Phillip Bigler, Donna Began. Carol Bonacker, Sherry Bowman, Michael Boylan, Bonnie Braddock. Mary Lou Brake, Terri Brewster, Lesli Brown, Donna Buchanan, Betty Burns, Katherine Butler, Marie Butler. Donna Car dwell, Lynn Carson, Karen Carter, Barbara Chester, Karen Chrislman, Sharon Clark, Nancy Cochrane, Nancy Coleman, Mar- garet Collier, Lois Crockett, Anne Dameron. Deborah Danehower, Gillian Dix, Marsha Douglas, Diane Eberly, William Equi. Eileen Essinger, Rebecca Eubanks, Wanda Evans, Ruth Felch, )anet Ferguson. Ruth Figlio, Karleen Fontenot, Harvey Carriss, Martha Gentry, Dixie Gibson, Elizabeth Gil- more, Peggy Goodwin, Deborah Hammer, Patsy Hartless. Cynthia Hem- merle, Barbara Henkel, Dennis Henry. Susan Hopp, Diane Horn, Sharon Huffman, Rose Hutcherson, )on Irby, )udith Irving, Jackie Jack man, Robin Jackson, Regina Jarvis, Deborah Kelly, Mary King, Kathryn Kules, Wilma Landes, Brenda L atimer, Rhonda Lil- jegren, Sharon Lynch, Katherine Lynch. Elizabeth Lyon, Joyce Mack, Mary Jo Malmberg, Pamela Martin, Suzanne Maxey, Lawana Mayo. Carol Mitchell, Sara Morris. Melinda Morris, Lois Mont- gomery, Karen Mount, Jane McCanney, Kathryn McCusker, Melissa McDaniel, Sharon Nelson, Roger Orrock, Barbara Osborn, Karen Paterek, Cina Perricone, Virginia Perry, Jo Ellen Peters, Kathy Pleasants, Carol Pruttt, Christine Purtell, Cheryl Richardson, Laurel Salada, Nilda Salas, Karen SchachI, Mary Ann Scott, Robin Simpson, Bobbie Smith, Ella Smith, Louise Smith, Mary Smith, Bonnie Snead, Marilyn Sobanski, Janice Spangler, Mary Sparrow, Robert Stacy, Deborah Steppe, Patrick Sullivan, De- borah Taylor, Elizabeth Thompson, Deborah Tibbelts, Deborah Todd, Lor- raine Walker, Nancy Walker. Barbara Wallis, Carole Waters, Marjorie Webb, Pamela Wenner, Brenda Willinghan, Elizabeth Winborne, Betty Wittig, David Woody, Lillian Wright. Jane Ziegler, Sharon Atkins, Rebecca Tritapoe. 135 COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Members: Richard Boyd, Robin Jackson, Denise Curling, Judy Sorrell, Sharon Bowman, Barbara Cox, Winnie Carr, Karen Burkley. Carol Bissett, B. Fred Skinner, Dr. Terry Starkey, Dr. Ted Christiansen, Ramona Daugherty, Karen Schueler, Cindy Shawn, Denise Brush, Kathy Reed, Mary Carol Stanton. Teri Sue Ritchie, Judy Johlman, Donna Mercadante, Nancy Coleman, Cecilia Cray, Jan Kearns, Jan Finch, Barbara Michanco, Vickie Kimmons, Lucinda Kiracote, Carol Bonacker, Barbara Heiss, Wanda Plybon, Patti Bracken, Donna DeLuca, Donna Hechler, Laura ODonnell, Jean Stark, Wanda Newton, Betty Jo Arnold. - ' ' t- ' Br im i f ' i . fu r k - H i B C 7 1 i i r 1 c KH Sh I ■ . T Hjj PvTj - HT A. H 1 tS ' sn ■ J ■ ' r ' , A ... ijl Bs l p ' i V ' i B ■ffl r- HhI Ir ' ' J s l Lf ' ' ' i V m M □s lAr BH ' z R IB ' H g 1 iri K ■ ,4« V £fl 1 f d Bt S k f H l i w t ' 4 ' H 1 1 4 Bp jvW ' iu l lUl O vo j Hv ' -■ B . ' ' f H In ' P SEm ■ Hk Bv ' ? - f s l I BMpaQS5Hp p H ' ' ' t ' i l ■ ■ 1 ( R 9 B 1 ' .. ' ' ' H Officers: Judi Blanton, President; Linda Harper, Vice-President; Cenene Benter, Secretary; Jim Guthrie, Treasurer; Candy Monett, Publicity Chairman; Danny Equi, Membership Chairman; Carol Early, Special Projects Chairman; Peter J. Yanker. Faculty Advisory; Peter J. Yanker, III, Small triend. 136 ALPHA BETA ALPHA LIBRARY SCIENCE FRATERNITY Front row: Barbara Conaway, Dr. Mary Haban, Sponsor; Marsha Douglas, Laima Ciguzis, Barbara Heinick, Lisa Howard, Reporter Par- liamentarian. Second row: Cindy Gilmer, Jan Deorpinghaus, Karen Christman, Secretary. Third row: Jo Ellen Peters, Pat Randal l, Treasurer. Fourth row: Sandra Cockram, Karen Carter, Pledge Chairman; Sharon Nelson, Vice President. Fifth row: Jackie Foley, Diana Noia, Nancy Walker, President. Sixth row: Lynn Newman, Karen Bare. Not Pictured: Mrs. Billie Finlay, Miss Felsie Riddle, Ms. Judith Blankenburg, Mrs. Doris Wampler, Mrs. Pat Carber, Dave Tomlin, Debbie Little, Dorothy Mc- Dermott, Karen Measell, Kitty Morgan, Emily McKnatt, Pam Shirley, Will a Colbert. 137 SIGMA PHI LAMBDA Members — Robin Adair, Elaine Adams, Brenda Albright, Shelley Allen, Connie Allison, Kevin Anders, Donna Anderson, Linda Argabrighl, Ryland Arnnglon, John Artz, Cheryl Asli, Becky Bailey, Ann Barlow. )o Anne Barry, Julie Baugher, John Beavers, Barbara Belote, Carol Bender, Cenene Benler, Judy Bentley, )ane Bish, Sheila Bpsh, |udi(h Blanton, Sandra Blue, Donna Bogan, Carol Lynne Bonacker, Elliot Boyd, Theresa Brewster, Anne Brodeur, Rebecca Brooks, Leslie Brown, Marjorie Brown, Faye Browning, Theresa Buckley, Ruth Budd, Linda Burketl, Sarah Burkholder, Virginia Burton, Kathi Buscher, Kathy Buller, Shirley Campbell, Elizabeth Canning, Susan Cardwell, Chris Carlin, Lynn Carson, Deborah Carter, Pam Caughie, Barbara Chester, Meredith Childs, Laima Ciguzis, Ann Sue Clark, Debbie Clark, Charlie Coleman, Donna Collins, Becky Colonna, Julie Combs, Jean Conway, Barbara Conaway, Carol Cook, Nancy Corcoran, Rita Coslello, Christine Cotton, jim Cotton, Dottie Crane, Dinah Creasy, Mary Cumming, Donald Darr, Lila Davis, Ramona Daugherty, Paula Deskins, Ruth Alice Hall Dovel, Don Driver, Mary Duvall, Debbie Eagle, Richard EaHy, Danny Edwards, Pam Elgin. Kathy EMck, Lois Jo Ellis. Bonnie Emory, Frances Etheridge, Linda Farish, Karen Faulkner, Judy Ferrier, Kathy Fitzgerald, Peggy Flannery, Bob Fleischman, Kerry Flowers, Jackie Foley, Nancy Forman, Sharon Franklin, Caroline Frasch, Mary Fredericks, Jean Frey, Sharyn Fulwider, Harvey Carriss, Mary Gentry, Donna Gladden, Mary Coode. Karen Graber, Mary Grant, Ellen Greer, Mary Grove, Marprie Cunning, Sam Hagedon. Rebecca Hale, Theresa Hall, Jeffrey Hamlin, Jill Hamlm, Barbara Jean Hammer, Hope Harbeck, Bob Horner, Linda Harper, Vicky Harrell, Cynthia Hasler, Darrell Haulsee, Kathleen Heck, Cynlhia Hemmerle, Kay Hensley, Johna Higgs, Chris Hottman, Leslie Howard, Beth Howell, Sharon Hubbard, Judy Hughes, Roberta Hunt, Rose Hutchinson, Jackie Jack man, Robin Jackson, Sandra Janney, Kimberly Johnson, Pam Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Warren Jones, Bennie Joyce, Catherine Judkins, Jeanne Keller, Donna Kertood, Karel Kiefer, Vickie Kimmons, Patricia King, Karen Knowles, Katherine Keep- sell, Kathryn Kules, Diana LaLiberte, Barbara Lampe, Wilma Landes, Brenda Latimer, J. David Leaman, Joan Mane Lehman, Betsy Leigh, Diantha Lesher, Catherine Lewis, Rhonda Liljegren, Sandie Liljegren, Carol Lomas, Barbara Long, Suzanne Lowe, Lois Lynn, Lynn-Mane Lynn, John Lyttle, Barbara Macbeth. Joyce Mack, Laurel Mallon, Ellen Malone, Rebecca Marcum, Patricia Markely, Susan Marr, Pam Martin, Richard Martin, Karen Matthews, Jeannine Mauck, Melinda McClung, David McDonald. Colleen McElree, Nancy McGaffney, Debbie McGee, Mary McGhee, Kathy Mclnlyre, Marcia McOmber, Ellen Meadows, Karen Miller, Mary C. Miller, Madelyn Miscally, Edward Miska, Thomas Mondloch, Candace E. Monett, Joyce Mongold, Marilyn Moon, Susan Moore. Sara Morris, Saundra Morris, Ruth Ann Morrison, Linda Moss, Joanne Mosser, Janice Moltley. Thomas Mulhearn, Diane Murray, Deborah Nackley, Julie Neely, Linda Nelson, Sharon Nelson, Diana Noia, Cathie Nolan, Dana Norford, Liz Overfelt, Linda Padgett, Paula Painter, Constance Pair, Alice Pallaircini. Stacy Palyczynski, Krista Parker, Mike Parrish, Karen Paterek, Gala Paul, Janet Payne, Sally Pearson, Kathy Pederson, Brenda Perkins, Linda Perrotta. Virginia Perry, Jo Ellen Peters. June Pickett, Sandra Powell, Mary Jo Prestridge, Donna Prillaman, Carol Pruitt, Janet Pryatel, Karen Rademacher, Sandra Rankin, Chris Readyhough, Kathy Reed, John Reid, Bonnie Reinmuth, Nancy Renick, Debbie Revere, Robin Rich. Betty Roach. Karia Roberts, Regina Roddy, Becky Roller, Molly Rooney, Douglas Rosson, Robert Rosson, Janet Russell, Steve Ryan, Nancy Salegna. Carla Sams. Sally Sanford, SIGMA PHI LAMBDA OFFICERS: Front row: Sara Morris, reporter; Faye Browning, president; Milla Sue Wisecarver, reporter. Second row: Ann Sue Clark, sec- retary; Dr. Callahan, advisor; Bob Stacy, reporter; Cathy Elick, vice president. Not pictured; John Serrell, treasur- er. Thomas Schmaltz, Karen L. Schueler, Mary Ann Scott, John M. Serrell, Kathy Seward, Linda Shaut, Cindy Shawn, Karen Shihda, Vickie Shryock, Robin Simpson, Elizabeth Sims, Judy Sorrell, Carol Skiles, Marcia Slacum, Wendy Slade, Ann Slaughter, Darla Slinger, Bobbie Smith, Robert Smith, Marilyn So ban ski. David Soldato, Janice Spangler, Elizabeth Spellman. Robert Spencer, Denise Sprinkle, Bob Stacy, Jean Stark, Martha Starkey, Chris Stegmaier, Sharon Stephenson, Debbie Steppe, Karen Slitt, Connie Stoneburner, Audrey Stout, Janet Strickler, Christine Stringari, Pat Sullivan, Nancy Summers, Kathy Swink, Richard Taliaferro, Joyce Tarlosky, Retha Taylor, Becky Thompson, Jay Tigner, Carolyn Tolley, Alexandra Trahos. Elaine Trahos, Rebekah Tressel, Elizabeth Triplett, Carol Trostle, Ann Tubbesing. Carolyn Turner, Norma Turner, Connie Turpin, Margaret Upham, Faye Viar, Donna Verry, Lorraine Walker, Nancy Walker, Carol Walton, Melinda Waybright, Sarah Weaver, Cindy Weber, John W. Welch, Ri ck White, Roberta Widdicombe, Bar- bara Wiest. Nancy Wilbur, Cindy Wilkins. Brenda Willingham, Denson Wimer, Elizabeth Winborne, Donna Winlermyre, Milla Sue Wisecarver, Ruth Wolfe, Mary Sue Wood, Sherman Woodward, Charlene Wright. John Wright, Katherine Wright, Pat Wright, Judy Wyatt, Charles Zauzig, Jane Ziegler. lAiSL v Mrr c T f p f f - ' ' !::? ?!R ?! a s Bs 138 CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY BAPTIST STUDENT UNION BSU FOLKTEAM: Front row: Cindy Gilmer, Linda Parks, Liz Dix, Carol Newton, Donna Sherman. Second row; Karen Hill, Debi Rosenshine, Vicki Cambill, Sally Washnock, Donna Castle, Sue Steiger, Maureen Saraber. Third row: Jo Schumacher, Susan Early, Regina Jarvis, Brenda Rosenshine, Helen Jacoby, Mary Neese. Fourth row: David Elliott, Victor Yagar, Gary Byrnes, Stacy Boudouris, Rick Hill, Ted Ballowe, Dean Woodard. Fifth row: Bonnie Bebb, Lynda Schmidt, Holly Brown. 139 YOUNG DEMOCRATS Front row: Nick Derzis, treasur- er; Jim Bowles, president; Linda Shaut, Lt. Gov. Henry Howell, Bill Twine, Dennis Matthews. Second row; Ellen Malowe, sec- retary; Sheila Bish, Judy Bentley, Theresa Cook, Phyllis Duncan, Shelly Allen, Steve Warren, Dr. James Couch, advisor. Third row: Linda Foster, Cathy Spitler, Janet Stine, Sallie Eubank, Connie Spitler, vice-president; Caria Sams. Not pictured: Leslie Cooke, Mark McCallum, Don Cobert, Carol Lempe, Marty Murofski, David Callahan, Terry Bernadette, Carolyn Birkhead, Mary Ann Scott, Margie Scott. Young Dams With Henry COLLEGE REPUBLICANS Shank, Nancy Glynn, Ken- neth McNett, Andy Fields, Sheryl Wolford, Andrea Albers, Leslie Bacon, Debbie Carvey, Phillip Met- calf, Gary Marcus, Susan Lamm, Frangie Snyder, Bar- bara Cox, Laura Poland, Robin Simpson, Debbie Ferrara, Jacqueline Hydro, Linda Nelson, Lynn McKay, Doug DePue, Nancy Cochrane, Brenda Tinnell, Dan Thomas, Brandy Palmer, Lloyd Carrier, Rich- ard Harmers, John Heu- back, Lynn Bullman, Lima Lagusia, Betty Jo Arnold, MEMBERS: Debbie Nackley, Ann Slaughter, Sylvia Brake, David Stanton, Robert Riley, Kevin Thomsen, Philip Bigler, Opie Lindsay, Donald Houck, Don Becker, Karen Cottingham, Lind Slater, B.J. 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' rtS SArCRA WALSH I ILUAH BEASLEV LfflN CLHSEfl EU.EN lONGENECrER VtiS ' ASN uaSTORAKlS SHARON CUMBV § rRAWCE;: OSATAS- 11 OENlSe MILOA d d KAfiEH CAS ' ft i mu appa icaatN EA ' iA V. ' 4 19 W 74 UARV O MMGHAH UCg |$lai3tsott (tollcjc KAREN HAGAUER p-Cll ' AEft ANN BLAND ::rNTHA HUNT inA BOG: ShERST «ESNER LINDA MAKFlELO yfSNCS I ES ad TEfiESA WARPiELD VAB A i.ce ' RESTl SHEREA H(C««S OV.HA li-ALANO Uij tA a:j;m5 .tEL Si-WER 154 AS «iBici« A CLOW NCMa Turner marilim wohn l u(W m hohkhn TJfiSI BIKMELL MMl iHia i t ' . ' HY FSAHCtS MRBSCk.!. m4I« . Mt CUT CHE I CEOnfl (MAT C4THI mUR UNO eAJILt vilX cam ' iatna i ma f ma 19 . . 74 ( Ji JOAN EVAW WCnOT K L.ECO Hailtson (ToUe c CWOLTN MARSHALL IdCSS S DIMGLEDIIC OEBECCA S MOTEB DOROTHY A 80TD §9 V JANE TRAVER CHANDRA K DOWELL 3S0 c Noi cKMCEoici JANE 3 euciu.Ex mvLUS Raw50N ffUKUTt SMtHHOO PAWlA ifKllOlS 155 R(ee;c4 Thompson LfillHA MAGAN KITiy MORGC . GLADYS SHEETS JUO ' WATT NAHCT WILLIS OOOIE WHICHT .( , •-■ i 4ANICE PILE ELIZABETH L ' ON BREHOA TIUNELL CHEBTLLE EOMu ROBII JACKSON SUll MCIMTINE :cta Cau Alpha 19 adi on (toUe e ERR ' E LEE BICIA THOMAS JO ELtIS i CO; EUNE BItCMIE JOANNE LANCOOM N B ' . ' SChEB JANET 33 SUSAN BURKETT MELISSA KIBP Sine moodv mart ann mangold JENIFER HORN CATHERINE MCURTXEV § tHET WfilSTENSEN t i ' NE Hi1--iU ELI. ' ABEI ;i.i E 156 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega is the largest National Service Frater- nity in America and the Brothers and Sisters of APO have made 1973-74 one of the most successful years of service in their history. APO sponsored the first annual American Cancer Society Bike-a-thon in October, a tradition they hope will grow from year to year. Helping to establish a Boy and Girl Scout troop for retarded children was another project that the chapter helped. On campus, APO has con- tinued its weekly book lift service to the student body, and looks ahead to an expanded program of leadership, friendship, and service. Front row: Ted Stover, Missy Herriot, Norm Wilhelm, Dennis Henry, )anie Niccum, Robert Niccum. Back row: Mark Lentz, Joanne Sanders, Jim Walsh, Sara Fletcher, Don Cooper, Bar- bara Taylor. Not pictured: Kerry Aldrich, Mike Sheehan, Debbie Aldrich, Laurie Asch, Jeanette Leonard. 157 ALPHA CHI RHO mmm ' w3 Front row: Paul Boyce, Jeff Landis, Joann Floyd, Robbie Spencer, president. Second row: Jack Feldmayer, Pete Fitch, Pat Coffield, Jerry Pierce, Pat McAndrew, Jim Singleton, Martha Walls. Third row: Larry Mars, Dennis Kray, Bill Walls, Rolando Kopak, Barb Ruddy, Shelby Oliver, Lisa Richardson. Fourth row: Phil Jornlin, Sham, Bill Conner, Cathy Crump, Tony Coder, Chris Hemphill, Bill Snyder, John Eberst, Nate Spencer, Jim Griffin, vice-president. Not pictured: Harold Hughlett, Steve Curlen. 158 1 1 1 f ? fttC m jJBtW ■ Htwn V ■ ! 1 f „,, HI BIShI . .im V SIGMA NU Front row: Joe Bell, Dan Reeves, Larry Landes, Pepi Greco, Earl Rollins, Tom Snyder. Second row: Gary Coxe, Kirt Mortimer, Gary Armstrong, Terry Beamer, Rick Taliaferro, Scott Frye, Dave Yates, Frank Serene, Carter Lively. Third row: Greg Old, Tony Puglisi, Gordon Bostic, Neill Blue, Frank Cullen, Bob Mills, Jim Schermerhorn. Fourth row: Steve Hart, Dave Hartman, Jeff Kaylor, Jim Cotton, Bill Seeley, Mike Mandeen, Doug Walsh, Denis Fotakis, Billy Perkins. OFFICERS: Front row: Bob Mills, chap- lain; Terry Beamer, recorder; Carter Live- ly, historian. Second row: Joe Bell, trea- surer; Greg Old, Lt. commander; Tom Snyder, commander; Frank Serene, member-at-large. 159 5CMA.90K Ecaaacs jahes d shufpt sec s£ t. sc-:;;_s.s sechge a uj scse «a_7i« a eixis ssEsci? p x£sc.-j«£a MAi; s scsssoh aoatfiT l R£x£. ' i wuiAM c BEiuwvrz ECtfgfip WUCTPcg S iJos. HQBfc i.y -I 160 SIGMA PI rs Sitting: Frank Moxie, Jack North, Jim North, Dave Peacock. Standing: Dave Robinson, Ray Stone, Rich Frey, Eric Snyder, Jim Nogle, Bob Bender. 161 mf m. CREIGH P. HARRIS UICHAQ. J HWRISH HICK C DERZIS STEVEN U NOmNGHAM HOPPY THOMAS D GARaCf) OANTE CIOlFI CHARlCS E- COLBURN KEVIN T SAMPSON EL.VA- .- ' .AK-tlE -jJ ' M. -q -q jl ,_ _. 162 TAU SIGMA CHI jJJ 1 i [1 8 ' •rt ' S K vi WfW i r 1 W ' . • w ■ 1 JAcT ■ B- I 1 L« t 1 1 lywT ▼. ■ t 1 F ■n rx ri r- r jr I V JB p ! r i v - Jlr if c Cjj ;3 i] JL } rjf ; ,.i 1 i i v-. ' J P f i T ■, 1 J? i-? i di ' p 1 . . V 1 wr - ffr I m ■ 1 i ! Left side: Judy Payne, David Marion, Lee Eustace, Don Williams, Mike Pic Boylan, Chuck Marta, Cary Kasdorf. Right side: Chris Hoffman, Rick Clark, Dan McCauley, Mark Lentz, Ron Kaze, John Forte. Chris Hoffman, chaplain; Dave Marion, vice-president; Judy Payne, sweetheart; Mike Boylan, corresponding secretary and historian; Lee Eustace, treasurer; John Forte, president; Dan McCauley, secretary; Mark Lentz, pledge master. 163 JOSEPH C SCHULTZ RICHARD M SAUER RAID ' L RiNE D HUFFMAN R08Ein J SCIARRONE nMOTKi J ANSINK JAMES C GUTHRIE JEFFREY E MC EHTEER LUCKY R GROOM JAMES D SCARCE DEVON « LEEPER 164 165 166 r ' , ' c. 167 SsM ;p ' - vv- PRESIDENT RONALD E. CARRIER Alice Liggett Secretary of the President 170 BOARD OF VISITORS Seated: Dr. Carrier, Wallace L. Chandler, Mrs. Helen Mugler White. Standing: Francis Bell, Jr., David H. Stovall, Winston O. Weaver, James B. Spurlock, Jr., Mrs. Thomas H. Grafton, Mrs. Homer Long, E. Guy Ridgely, J.E. Bassett, Jr., Mrs. Mary Stuart Hammond, Ray Sonner. 171 Dr. William R. Nelson Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. J. Emmert Ikenberry Executive Assistant to the President Col. Adolph H. Phillips Vice President of Business Affairs 172 Dr. William Hall Dean of Student Services Dr. Fay J. Reubush Director of Student Affairs Ray Sonner Director of Public Services Michael M. Webb Associate Director of Student Affairs 173 Dr. Julius B. Robertson Dean of Admissions and Records Dr. Elizabeth Finlayson Director of Student Orientation and Academic Advisine COUNSELING CENTER Dr. Jon Mclntire Director Dr. Lacy S. Daniel Diane Hartman Katherine Stein 174 ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID Francis E. Turner Director Robert U. MacDonald Assistant Director Gary L. Beatty Steve Smith Pauline Long Director of Records Office John A. Kaufhoid Assistant Director of Records Office 175 STUDENT LIFE Dr. Bryon S.Wills Director Donald C. Smith Associate Director Lynn M. Loeffler Assistant Director — Education Programmer Lyman C. Seese Treasurer UonaUi L (.larciner Comptroller H. Guthrie Allen, )r. Director of Personnel and Payroll Charles Scott Director of Alumni Services 177 Dr. John P. Mundy Dean of Graduate School Dr. William C. Prigge Dean of Instrualonal Improvement and Delivers William Jackameit Director of Institutional Research Paul H. Sartori Acting Director of Continuing Education Dr. O. Grant Rush Director of Placement and Field Services Edgar F. VVilkerson Assistant Director of Placement and Field Services 178 Forrest Palmer Head Librarian Jack Arbogast Director of Recreational Facilities Dean Ehlers Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Fred Hilton Director of Public Information Rich Murray Sports Information Tommy Thompson Public Information Department Photographer 179 STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Mike Wav, Assistant Director of Campus Center for Opera- tions: Jerrell Weaver, As- sociate Director of Campus Center for Programming: Elena Xynisteri, Activities Co-ordinator: Jim Logan, Director of Student Activi- ties and Campus Center Norma Heath, Secretary Lenna Harmon, Secretary ' Marguerite Tutvviler: Cwen Davis. COMPUTER SERVICES and SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT: Front row — Madeline Locke, Cheryl Louderback, Debora Wright, Joyce Foltz. Back row — Wyatt Callis, Kerry Krauze, Bill Duggan, Charles Richardson, Valdeko Vlrunurm, John Vigour. 180 Walter Heeb Director of Instructional Media Center Judith B. Blankenburg Director of Bureau of Teaching Materials Gene S. Wagner Director of Physical Plant Daniel Scott Supervisor of Physical Plant Robert D. Griffin Director of Food Services Norman Rossi Food Services 181 J. William Hancher — Bookstore Manager Charles C. MacAllister — Assistant Manager BOOKSTORE: Seated — Rachel Davis, Frances Armen- trout. Standing — Brenda Craves, Eunice Parrott, Virginia Long, Mary Cray Schultz. SECURITY: Front rovv ' — Chief Jay Crider, Bob Baker, Bob Myers, Travis Clark, Frank Derrer, Ray Wine. Back row — Tracy Harmon, Johnny Thompson, Walt Lam, Richard Carber, Mike McMahan, Richard Thompson. 182 HEALTH CENTER: Mrs. Edna Leap, Mrs. Deavers, Dr. Waller Green. POST OFFICE: Katherine Sencindiver, Everett Wine, Mortimer Fears, Vivian Payne, Christina Moyers. S m SNACK BAR: Camille Mahone, Margaret Riggleman, Louise Dean, Mag Sandridge, Was Ringgold, Hertha Rhodes. 183 Dr. John Sweigart Dean of School of Arts and Sciences Dr. Billy J.Hinton Dean of School of Business Dr. Charles C. Caldwell Dean of School of Education 184 Dr. Robert O. Riggs Associate Dean of School of Education Dr. C. Kenneth Landes Anthony Seeger C.S. Dr. John D. Diller Art Dr. Gilbert S. Trelawny Biology CHAIRMEN Dr. Algin B. King Business Adm. — Economics Dr. Z.S. Dickerson, Jr. Business Education Dr. Benjamin A. DeGraff Chemistry Dr. Charles W. Blair Education Dr. William J. McMurray English 185 Dr. Margarete W. Rauch Foreign Languages Wilbur T. Harnsberger, Jr. Geology Dr. Raymond C. Dingledlne History Dr. Dorothy Rowe Home Economics Dr. Mary E. Haban Library Science Dr. William M. Sanders Mathematics Dr. Cordon Ohisson Music Dr. William E. Callahan Philosophy and Religion Dr. Marilyn Crawford Physical and Health Ed. 186 Dr. John C.Wells Physics Dr. Russell F. Farnen Political Sc. and Geog. Dr. David P. Hanson Psychology Dr. Shirley Merlin Reading Center Dr. Robert Guthrie Sociology CHAIRMEN Dr. Ted Christiansen Special Ed. Dr. Donald L. McConkey Speech and Drama Robert Horn Student Teaching 187 FACULTY ;; v-,ii Dr. Francis R. Adams English Ruth M. Aldrich A.S.C.S. Virginia B. Aliotti Foreign Languages Charles G. Arnold Phys. Health Ed. Dr. Thomas H. Arthur Speech and Drama Dr. Robert C. Atkins Chemistry Homer W. Austin Mathematics Andrew Balog Phys. Health Ed. Kenneth J. Beer, Jr. Art Dr. Maxwell Bilsky Psychology Dr. Sidney R. Bland History Norlyn L. Bodkin Biology Dr. Dorothy A. Boyd History Dr. Patricia Bruce Phys. Health Ed. Barbara Burns Speech Pathology 188 Horace Burr Speech and Drama Dr. Martha B.Caldwell Art Louis Campanelli Phys. Health Ed. Dr. Bruce M. Carnes English Dr. Frances C. Cavanaugh English Dr. W. Dean Cocking Biology Dr. Lee W. Congdon History Dr. James Couch Psychology 189 Dr. John E. Davis Biology Dr. John W. Davis Education Mildred Dickerson Education Jackie Driver Psychology Isabella S. Dotson A.S.C.S. Dr. James A. Eby English Lori Engel Psychology Dr. Wayne Engel Psychology Eileen Farnen Psychology Ellen Feldman Phys. and Health Ed. 190 Dr. J. Elwood Fisher Dr. Lawrence M. Foley Biology English Dr. Bette Fox Pol. Sci. and Geog. Mae M. Frantz Speech and Drama Michael Fratello Phys. and Health Ed. Lois Ceil Phys. and Health Ed. 191 Dr. James J. Hart Psychology Gerald Haskins Speech and Drama Rebecca Hawkins Art Dr. John B. Haynes Phys. and Health Ed. Dr. Thomas Hurt Phys. and Health Ed. 192 ' Charlene D. Ingles Betty Jaynes Harriet W. Jenkins Dr. Marie M. Jenkins George K Joyce Music Phys. and Health Ed. A.S.C.S. Biology Education Dr. F. Rita Kaslow Education Dr. James E. Kidd Special Ed. Dr. Julia Kilpatrick Home Ec. Dr. Clark D. Kimball Speech and Drama Dr. Paul H. Kipps Bus. Admin, and Econ. Carol Kniebusch Music 193 Dr. James W. Kuhns Psychology Dr. S. lames Kurtz Music Dr. James L. Latf ey Reading Center Dr. James J. Leary Chemistry Dr. Harold D. Lehman Education 194 Dr. Carter C. Lyons Mathematics Dr. John T. Lyons, Jr. Music Dr. George W. Marrah Mathematics Dr. Ramey J. Martin Phys. and Health Ed. Dr. Daniel McFarland History 195 Dr. John McKee Psychology Diane M. McLane A.S.C.S. Dr. T. Bruce McLean Mathematics Challace J. McMillin Phys. Health Ed. Dr. Siegfried S. Meyers Physics Dr. Allen H. Mickelsen Dr. Neil B. Mills Bus. Adm. and Economics Bus. Adm. and Economics Dr. H. Kent Moore Physics Dr. Leotus Morrison Phys. Health Ed. John P. Mueller Speech and Drama Dr. James L. Mullenex Mathematics Jane W. Myers Phys. Health Ed. Dr. Henry A. Myers Political Sci. Ceog. Dr. Charles R. Neatrour Dr. Elizabeth B. Neatrour Education Foreign Languages 196 Alan Neckowitz English Dr. Peter T. Nielsen Biology Dr. Nancy O ' Hare Speech Pathology Gloria B. Olivas Bus. Adm. and Economics Dr. Romeo A. Olivas Psychology Dr. Marion L. Perkins Music Milton Perlman Foreign Languages John R. Petersheim A.S.C.S. Dr. William L. Powell Business Ed. Dr. Raymond Quist Speech Pathology Jfe Dr. John Rader Phys. Health Ed. 197 Mary Schell Phys. and Health Ed. Joanne Shafer Home Ec. Dr. W. Cullen Sherwood Geology Dr. Beverly P. Silver Biology Dr. Marc C. Singer Psychology 198 John Stewart Foreign Languages ohn M. Stone A.S.C.S. Dr. Helen M. Swink English 199 Kenneth A. Szmagaj Art Dr. Gerald R. Taylor, Jr. Physics Dr. Crystal Theodore Art Dr. William W.Thomas Phil, and Rel. Rosalind Trent English Robert Vanderwarker Phys. and Health Ed. Mary J. Wall Pol. Sci. and Ceog. Dr. Marguerite Wampler A.S.C.S. David A. Watkins Music Lowell M. Watkins Music Dr. George A. West Music 200 Dr. Thomas L. Wilborn Pol. Scl. and Geog. Dr. Howard M. Wilhelm Bus. Admin, and Econ. Ellis Wisler Phys.and Health Ed. Dr. John E.Wood History Dr. Benjamin E.Wright Music Cayle Yahnke Home Ec. Peter J. Yanker Special Ed. Dr. Chong-Kun Yoon History Steven A. Zapton Art 201 -w ' - ., if k4 ' y -W Vw  i. y . i3 tr -i 4 -ii C; ' . ■V: ' {  ! . .■. .4 CLASSES 1 IK ■w C 5 O z UJ What is this I hear of sorrow and weariness, Anger, discontent and dropping hopes? Degenerate sons and daughters, Life is too strong for you — It takes life to love Life. , Edgarjiee Masters 204 J SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Front row: M.J. Chaplin, business manager; Marcia ' McOmber, treasurer; Betty Burns, publicity chairman; Cathy McCrail, secretary. Back row: Ben Hancock, vice-president; )im Guthrie, president; Bill Hamilton, parliamentarian. OUTSTANDING SENIORS: Front row: Jeffrey Hamlin, Ben Hancock, Cathy McGrail, Scott King, Richard Early, Robert Spencer. Back row: Jay Tigner, Bill Hamilton, Tim Ansink, Michael Mandeen, Jim Guthrie, Steve Ryan, Chris Purtell. Not pictured: Joyce Mack, Pam Martin. 205 i kiif Joann M. Agnew Linda B. Alexander Martha J.Alger 206 Deborah Amos 207 Timothy J. Ansink 208 L. Paulett Ashburn Beverly A. Bailey Marian E. Bailey Rebecca K. Bailey 209 Michael J. Baker Karen S. Bare 210 Mary R. E iarbour ' ' ■J mm ■ ' IS |M| V ndtaMQi Ruth V. 1 Baker Virginia Barnett Bill and Carol Bassett 211 Valerie A. Bassine Julia L. Baugher Clyde C. Beamer Vikki S. Beaty Jean H. Beamer Annette P. Beatty Barbara J. Baxter 212 John D. Beavers Kathy Belcher Barbara W. Belote Suzanne M. Bell Peter Belenky Peggy P. Beck 213 Barbara A. Bigbie Betty C. Blair Michael Belote 214 Donna J. Bogan Judith M. Blanton Michael A. Bollinger 215 Debra Bolton David P. Bormann Sharon D. Bowman 216 Martha S. Brake and Marvin R. Cwin Patricia E. Bracken Karen Boyko Bonnie L. Braddock Deborah K. Bradshaw Mary L. Brake 217 Jerry L. Breeden Rebecca C. Brooks 218 Patricia M. Bunger Jolin E. Burchell Linda C. Burkett 219 Gary J. Byrnes Elizabeth J. Burns Chloe L. Camper Karen L. Carter Paula B. Cleveland Steven D. Cline -r --vK 4 ;- Julia K. Combs Donald R. Coffey X f Peggy Collier Willa L. Colbert Rebecca P. Colonna Jeffrey L. Colelti Lizabeth A. Connelly 225 Robert J. Corso 226 Lois |. Crockett Randall D. Cullers 227 Patrice S. Davis Debra A. Danzeisen ■ ' 1 ; w IT k v • gifc- V ,iT Tj r- ' «rv 1 V l v r ' IS Ramona Daugherty Katherine S. Davis 22a Deborah C. Danehower Wanda M. Depriest Ciampiero Diguardo 230 Marsha E. Douglas Sharon A. Downey Beverly J. Drebing Donald D. Driver Brenda K. Dutterer Karen L. Duncan 231 Thomas Eddins Jacquelyn L. Eakin Diane M. Eberly 232 Maurice K. Eggleston Barbara J. Ellner Jane Elliott Carol E. Embrey Barbara E. Ellinghaus 233 Ruth A. Felch Dana K. Epps Rebecca A. Eubanks 234 Steven ). Fox Cynthia K. Fredericks 237 Harvey M. Carriss Carolyn A. Carber Doris M. Carber 238 Kathleen A. Gilbert Robert B. Golden Linda M. Crandle Diana L. Graham 240 Barbara L. Greene Lucky R. Groom Mary L. Crimes 241 Eric C. Crundset Marcia Cuzzetta w ! ] K il i 1 ll fSlt Annette L. Haines Behailu Habteh-Yimer Laura L. Hagan 242 Jennifer S Hale B J H W Hf « H H HMk. ' - , L H|Mfl| r 1 Ll vT ' n Wanda C. Hal Frances A. Hamletl William W. Hamilton Marsha L. Hamilton Jeffrey M. Hamlin Rebecca S. Hale 243 Patricia A. Hapanowicz 244 Betty ). Harding Dixie Harper Linda F. Harris I I ' I I Vicky S. Harrell Michael ). Hanrahan ■w -- f ■( f 1£ Barbara L. Harris Debra A. Harpine 245 iir. I 246 Barbara D. Harris Vonda M. Hawkins 247 Nancy E. Herman Barbara A. Henkel Robert L. Henshaw Curtis B. Hensley Dana R. Hegerle 248 ohn E. Heubach Connie D. Hitt 249 Paula E. Mollis Kathleen M. Hoobler 250 Diane K. Horn Diane H. Huddle John A. Hulver 251 Martha C.Hunt Sheridan B. Hume 252 Henry D. Hurst Linda C. Irby 253 i John P. Jacknik Sandra E. Janney James C.Jacobs Jacqueline A. Jackman Russell T. Johnson Donna M. Jones Regina F. Jarvis 256 Patricia A. Kelley Patricia M. Kelley 257 Virginia L. Kirsch Eleanor R. Kirk Penny L. Kite Margot H. Knight 3eth I. Kiracole Scott H. King 258 Eileen Kostelansky Richard A. Knupp Katherine S. Koespsell 259 260 Sue L. Lantz Brenda ). Leap i ames F. Lee Sue LeDoyen 261 262 Barbara J. Levister Ruth A. Longava Rhonda C. Liljegren Richard S. Long 263 Martha A. Lucas Graham C. Ludwig 264 i Katherlne A. Lynch 265 Joyce A. Mack 266 Roland H. Macher Thelma R. Markham Keith S. Margrey 267 Barbara A. Mathias Suzanne M. Maxey Michele L. Marks Deborah J. Mathias Sandra C. Mawyer Pamela W. Marston 268 Melinda S. McClung X- ' Jeffrey E. McEnteer Jill McCann Kathryn A. McCutchen 270 Jaye A. McNutt Barbara A. Michanco Valerie R. Messner Michele A. Merchant Martha P. Meade Shirley D. Mears Donna A. Mearkle 272 Edward J. Miska Birdena L. Miller 273 Candase M. Moore 274 Janet S. Moore Karen I. Mount Iraleen P. Mothershead 275 Karen Nalepa Carolyn M. Muller Christine M. Naylor 276 Wanda L. Newton ' M Lynn A. Newman Richard L. Nesselrodt Sharon F. Nelson Robert M. Newman 277 Patricia M. O ' Connor Jacqueline S. Noland 278 Barbara Osborn 279 Paula E. Painter 280 281 ,JS8!S5S;- :: ;■?«« Sarah C. Pearson Virginia D. Perry Deborah M. Peterson Gene M. Peterson Paula A. Picard J m -J : J f ■ ' l r E H ' -M H W M K ■ Site - B fe? j j i 282 283 l Carol J. Pruitt Mary ). Prestridge Sandra L. Powell 284 1 i „ i ' 1 « i H li 1 ■ J 1 Wk M [ i ZJ H Martha Purcell Karen Puffenberger Rousby P. Quesenberry Christine M. Purtell Janice E. Pyle 285 Rebecca H. Reeve Christine Readyhough 286 Carlyn D. Rich Bonnie j. Reinmuth mi Linda Remoth Kermit M. Renwicl Karen L. Reynolds 287 Thomas E. Riley Fred M. Ripley Michael E. Rider 288 Kathy L. Roberts Jacqueline S. Ritchie Ann D. Robinson .V I Edward A. Rodgers, Jr. Joan H. Rock 289 Debbie L. Ronemus Jeffrey L. Rosenbach Patricia A. Rowe 290 mm r Betty ). Ruby Janet C. Russell Denise A. Russomano Janice C. Ruble Marsha I. Russell 291 Joanne Sanders Laurel K. Salada 292 Jean Schoellig Deborah Schnabel Grace A. Sawyer James Schermerhorn Beverly Saylor 293 Rhonda H. Seal 294 Gary VV. Schuler Sheryl L. Shelton Ceraldine F. Showalter Diana L. Shipp 295 Sandra D. Slider Patricia D. Sigmon Marcia Slacum Curtis M. Smith Sandra F. Silvers Barbara A. Sites 296 Kathryn Smith Louise M. Smith Deborah J. Smith V -mf Mary E. Smith 298 Michael C. Smith Marilyn J. Sobanski Wilson Hall •mW Robert E. Spencer Geoffrey H. Sonner Janice L. Spangler Mary E. Sparrow Deborah) K. Sondrol ■otM Katherine Spangler 299 Gail M. Sullivan Warren P. Strickland 301 Wf : ' fi - ,- ' :«««r- ' ' Richard Tarabolett Joyce A. Tarlosky Revonda J. latum 302 Barbara E. Taylor Refha K. Taylor Linda J. Teres! Marcia F. Taylor Jo Ann M. Testa 303 Sally Thumma B - ■ — ' i MIB, . iutk hi ' ■ ' «i 3 J u i •v ' ZM v •Hi Pamela M. Thompson Catherine S. Turner Jerry W. Tutt Norma I. Turner 306 )on H. Van Hoff Karen L. Vandevander Willkuii B. Twine Kathryn A. Uhler Rita A. Tyrell 307 Nancy C. Walker Peggy L. Wade ?V ' ,. ff ly Faye T. Viar Lorraine W. Walker Kathy Ann Walker Adrian J. Vaughn 308 Mary C. VVelton Douglas K.Walsh Curnle M. Webster Marilyn H. Watts Barbara D. Wallis Carole Waters 309 Bonnie L. White Kathryn M. Whitehouse Pamela J. Wenner 310 Dale C.Williams Barbara R. Williams Roberta E. Widdicombe Allie L.Williams Thomas C. Wilkinson Barbara C. Wiest 311 Ralph |. Wimmer Christopher C. Vuxton John S. Willidms Denson A. Wimer Elizabeth C. Winborne Martha L. Williams Nancy E.Willis Tracy K. Woods Richard L. Wiseman Barbara E. Wright Lillian Wright Judith A. Wyatt ■ ' fcl ' tM Susie, Skip, and Willy Collins Peter E. Wright John C. Wright Doris M. Wright Deborah J. Wright 314 Mattie L. Yancey Michael L. Younkins Susan Youne Jane L. Ziegler JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jerry W. Davis, president; Larry Hixson, treasurer; Kevin L. Al- ston, legislative vice-president; Celie Gray, secretary; Martha Lee, parliamentarian; Laura O ' Donnell, social vice-president. OUTSTANDING JUNIORS: Front row — Laura O ' Donnell, Jan Burke, Celie Cray, Mari Rechin, Carol Lempe, Milla Sue Wisecarver, Leslie Cooke. Back row — Richard Taliaferro, Larry Hixson, Kevin Alston, Jerry Davis, Buck Castrell, Andy Fields, Tom Ryan. Not pictured — Kevin Coyle. Able, Carolyn Abriss, Gale Adams, Elizabeth Adkins, Patricia Albers, Andrea Allen, Shelley Alston, Kevin Anderson, Johnnie Arnold, Delores Ashley, Brenda Bacigalupo, Vincent Baker, Sharon Baldrige, Linda Banta, Elaine Barlow, Ann Barrack, Randy Bartanen, Christy Bauer, Patricia Baus, Marjorie Bayler, Gretchen Beale, Anne Beasley, Wayne Beeton, Theresa Bentch, Linda Bentley, Judy Bish, Sheila BIssett, Carolynn Bissett, Cathlynn Boggess, Myra Boucher, Pete Bowles, James Bowman, Sherry Bragdon, Edward Brake, Sylvia Brenner, Cinny Brill, Diane Brodeur, Anne Brown, Karen Brown, Marjorie Brown, Rebecca Brown, Susan Bruce, Donna Bruce, Janet Bullock, Howell Burke, Janice Burkley, Karen Butler, Donna Butner, Karen Bynum, Rebecca Caldwell, Lana Calvin, Linda Cambrey, Debbie Carroll, Barbara Carter, Deborah Carter, John Caughie, Pamela Chambers, Bernetta Chester, Barbara Childs, Patricia Choi, Jang Ciguzis, Laima Clark, Mark Clarke, Sharon JUNIORS Cockrell, Elsie Coffield, Patrick Coffman, Patricia Conaway, Barbara Conley, Barbara Cotton, Christine Coutts, Dulcie Covert, Marjie Covington, Betty Cox, Barbara Crawley, Allen Crockett, James Cunnningham, Fran Davis, J. Bradley Davis, Jerry Deckert, Linda DeHoll,Jan Dent, Olive Dettbarn, Jane Diven, Betsy Donnelly, Terry Dougherty, Patricia Downey, Daniel Durant, Michael Eagle, Debra Early, Vickie Ellis, Marcialyn Evans, Donna Evans, Joan Ewart, James Farmer, Susan Fields, Andy Fields, James FitzGerald, Kathy Flanagan, Catherine Fletcher, William Foran, Tom Foster, Susan Foster, Wanda Fox, Lorraine Frasch, M. Carolyn Frey, Jean Frye, James Funk, Dara Cangwer, Susan Carber, Sara Carrity, Debra Carst, Cheryl Garth, Mary Geiman, Kathy Cent, Laurie Ceyer, Sandra Gillions, Rebecca Glynn, Nancy Godfrey, Patrick Goodspeed, Arlene Gregory, Jane Griggs, Carolyn Grubaugh, Kristi Hall, Teresa Hammer, Barbara Harmon, Gloria Harmon, Mark Harris, Susan Harris, Windell Harrison, Lynda Haynie, Glenna Heinick, Barbara Hemmerle, Cynthia Hildebrand, Linda Hively, Miriam Hixson, Larry Hogsett, Valerie « IF t, i JUNIORS Hottel, Sharon Howard, Anne Howdyshell, lanice Hubbell, Debra Hunt, Roberta Huss, Barbara Huss, Martha Hutchens, James Jankowski, Mary Johnson, Debra Johnson, Reverdy Jolley, Debra KelMher, S.). Kemper, Mary E. Kennedy, Nadene Kerfoot, Donna Killmon, Robert Kincaid, Richard King, Mary Kiracofe, Lucinda Lampe, Barbara Lando, Sharon Langdon, Joanne Lawson, Marilyn Lear, Jane Lear, Pattigene Leazer, Theresa Lego, Wendy Lehman, Joan Lempe, Carol Leonard, Jeanette Liskey, Greg Looney, Leslie MacBeth, Barbara Mackey, Janice Madland, Rhonda Magee, Shirley Malone, Ellen Markowitz, Edwin Marr, Susan Mars, Laurence Marshall, Susie Mathias, Linda Mauck, Judy McAllister, Ellen McCann, Margaret McCartney, Catherine McCusker, Kathryn McCarry, Marcella Meadows, Robert Meyer, Patricia Middlebrook, Mary Midkiff, Sharon Millar, C. Fred Miller, Karen Miller, Sheila Miller, Tony Mills, Bruce Mills, Robert Mitchell, Lynn Mochen, Elizabeth Myers, Carolyn Naugle, Theodora JUNIORS 321 Neely, Julie Neff, Paula Nelson, Linda Newman, Elizabeth Newman, Susan Newton, Catherine Nicewander, Barbara Noia, Diana North, James Nugent, Elizabeth Olecheck, Sharon Oleyar, Donna Pachis, Richard Pair, Constance Parsons, Jeanette Parsons, Nancy Paterek, Karen Payne, Judy Pedersen, Kathleen Perrotta, Linda Phillips, Catherine Phillips, Dwight Phillips, James Phillips, Patricia Piland, Talmadge Poore, Denise Rademacher, Karen Redmond, Janet Reid, John Rexroade, Rodney Reynolds, Elaine Richardson, Janice Richardson, Dean Roach, Betty Robertson, Sarah Rogers, Pat Rosenshine, Brenda Ross, Cathy Ryder, Sarah Sanford, Sally Sayers, Jerry Schneider, Linda Schueler, Karen Seager, Gerald Shafer, Sara Shank, Cheryl Shaut, Linda Shawn, Cindy Sheeler, Debbie Shepherd, Carol Sherman, Sheila Shifflett,D.L. Shoemaker, Rebecca Shryock, Vicky Sitter, Christi Snead, Gerald Somerville, Lori Soper, Deborah Spellman, Elizabeth Stallard, Doug Stanton, Pamela Stanton, Pat Steepe, Deborah JiolH 322 JUNIORS Stinnett, Nancy Strange, Robin Strat, Athena Stutzman, Renate Suiter, Elizabeth Sydnor, Suzanne Taylor, Barbara Thomas, Mickie Tibbetts, Deborah Trahos, Elaine Travers, Dennis Tudor, Thomas Turner, Cindy Waindel, Kevin Warren, Rebecca Watts, Joretta Waybright, Melinda Weber, Jane Weber, Wendy Welch, Wes Wheaton, Kathie White, Dave White, Rose Whitfield, George Whitehead, William Whitley, Donna Whitmore, Debra Whitt, Sharon Wilkinson, Teresa Wimer, Betty Winston, Susan Wintermyre, Donna Wisecarver, Milla Sue Wolfe, Ruth Wolford, Sheryl Wood, Margaret-Ann Wood, Mary Sue Woody, David Woody, Joseph Wright, Patricia Wright, Rose Yates, William Yeakle, Donald Young, Joy Yount, Becky Zazanis, Tula Zimmerman, Anita Zoebelein, Melinda JUNIORS 323 SOPHOMORES Adams, Bill Adams, Elaine Alexander, Marcia Allen, Dreama Allen, Paula Anderson, Gail Andrews, Patty Arbogast, Debbie Arbogast, Faye Armstrong, Jill Baber, Jeannie Baber, Laura Bachtell, Karen Bailey, Francis 324 l SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Lisa Williams, vice-president and Lynn McKay, president. SOPHOMORES Bain, Pamela Baker, Virginia Barden, Amy Bare, Terri Barlow, Linda Barlow, Nancy Barnes, Pamela Bartley, Kathryn Baugh, Loretta Baughman, Peggy Baum, Charlotte Baumann, Diane Bauser, Peggy Beahm, Betty Beall, Deborah Beatty, Jeff Bebb, Bonnie Belcher, Ruth Belyea, Bruce Belser, Valerie Bennett, Cynthia Beverly, Polly Bibb, Barry Bissett, Deborah Black, Barbara Blake, Elizabeth Blue, Neill Blue, Sandra Boggs, Sharon Boudouris, George Boulter, Steven Bourne, Sandra Boyer, Gerald Boylan, Michael Bradford, Mary Brasington, Virginia Brauer, Burnette Brown, Karen Browning, Mary Broyhill, Rodger Bruffy, James Brush, Denise Bryant, Janet Bubb, Diane Bugg, Barry Burdette, Brian Burnette, Linda Busser, Mary Ann Caiverley, Chris Campbell, Deborah Campbell, Denise Campbell, Nancy Campbell, Sarah Carey, Karen Carney, Cynthia Carr, Stephanie Carusi, Cynthia Cash, Joyce Cash, Michael Chamberlain, Lynne Chep, Kenneth Chesser, Catherine Childs, Eileen SOPHOMORES 325 Christopher, Carol Cizas, Carol Clark, Beverly Clark, Debbie Clark, Janice Clay, Bill Coates, Janice Collingwood, Chris Conley, Barbara Connelly, Carrie Conner, Benny Conner, Ellen Cook, Deborah Cooke, Kenneth Copeland, Connie Corbett, Denise Corcoran, Nancy Cornwell, Donna Cotton, James Coyle, J. David Coyner, David Crawford, Linda Cromer, Carry Crovvl, Susan Crump, Cathy Cruse, Janet Crutchfield, Elizabeth Cumby, Sharon Cunningham, Judy Curry, Barbara David, Marty Davis, Francine Davis, Lila Davis, Nancy Davis, Sarah Dean, Michael Deaton, Karen DeFoe, Mary Demeter, Jay Dendo, Sandy Deskins, Paula Deterding, Emilie DeVilbiss, Dan Devolder, Ronald Dickey, Doug Dickson, Kenneth Dix, Elizabeth Dobbs, Brenda Doerpinghaus, Janice Dofflemyer, Jerry Donatiello, Lisa Donohue, Maureen Dowgewicz, Cindy 326 SOPHOMORES Downey, Becky Dragon, Deborah Drake, Cynthia Drake, Sandra Dumville, Dorothy Dunbar, Coleen Duncan, Leantha Dunigan, Amy Dunnett, Linda Edwards, Faye Edwards, Lee Edwards, Pamela Edwards, Robin Eggborn, Ellen Elder, Ruth Elliott, David Elliott, Karin Elsenhans, Janet Emond, Carol Ervine, Marcia Essinger, Eileen Eubank, Sallie Feldman, Nancy Feldmayer, Jack Fenton, John Ferrara, Raymond Finch, Janet Fincham, Linda Fitzgerald, Patrick Flora, Caria Flora, Elizabeth Flora, Joyce Floyd, Joann Fontana, Gary Fortner, Peggy Franklin, Sharon Freedman, Aviva Frye, Donna Funkhouser, Mary Caling, Gwendolyn Gardiner, Jane Gardner, Roxanne Gary, Jan Gerring, Nancy Gill, David Gill, Mary K. Gillions, Mary Gilmer, Cynthia Gilmore, Elizabeth Cleason, Dana Coins, Nan Good, Cindy Good, Patricia Coolsby, Linda Gordon, Steven Grady, Ruth Grantham, Frank Gregory, Margaret Crieser, Debra Griffin, Kay Grisham, Price Grove, Terry Gunning, Marjorie SOPHOMORES 327 Guthrie, Richard Hackney, Diana Hames, Patricia Hamilton, Maureen Hamilton, Sylvia Hamlin, Jill Hammond, Kathy Harbeck, Hope Harnsberger, Wilbur Harreli, Shirley Harris, Gregory Harris, Margaret Harrison, Jill Hart, Mickey Hartman, Brenda Hasler, Cindy Heely, Susan Heimerl, Robert Heith, Debra Helsley, Martha Henry, Marsha Hensley, Gay Henthorn, Ed Hetherington, Bruce Hevener, Richard Higgins, Daniel Hill, Anita Hill, Claudia Hoffmaster, Peggy Holzer, Jean Hoffnagle, William Hoover, Sherry Howlett, Ann Hudson, Cathy Hughes, Ellen Hughes, Mary Hulse, Martha Humphries, Becky Hundley, Shirley Irvan, Gwendolyn Jarrell, Carole JImlnez, Rhonda Jinkins, Betty Johnson, Gary Johnson, Vickie Johnston, Vicki Jones, Linda C. Jones, Linda J. Jones, Martha Jones, Stephen Jordan, Mary Joshua, Robert Juillet, Suzanne Kazen, Ron Keeter, Beth Kelly, Shawn Kenney, Kathleen Kettlewell, John Klefer, Karel Kiernan, John Kilpatrick, Debra Kimmons, Vickie King, Barbara 328 SOPHOMORES Kinney, Michael Kirby, Mark Kite, M. Ann Kitterman, Ellen Koch, Carol Koogle, Beverly Koran, Rosemarie Kratzke, Abby Krueger, Cindy Kules, Kathryn Kunkleman, Beth Kyger, Jane LaCates, Donna Laird, Susan Lake, Robin Lancaster, Lucy Laney, Michael LaRosa, Barbara Larson, Sandra Lesher, Diantha Levee, Cynthia Lewis, Dennis Liedel, Mike Linton, Susan Little, Jennifer Livingston, Staria Lock, Arthur Logsdon, Donna Lomas, Carol Long, Barbara Long, Jim LoPresti, Maria Louderback, Rick Love, Judith Lovell, Brenda Lowery, William Lunsford, Bryce Luttrell, Ann Luttrell, Doris Lynch, Sharon Lyter, Melanie Mackey, Terri Madigan, Kem Mallow, D. Sue Maloof, Debbie Manchio, Janet Mannen, Helen Mansfield, Betty Markley, Patricia Marshall, K aren Marshall, Susan Martin, Beverly Martin, Richard SOPHOMORES 329 _Ji T«J? -.— - -■•t ' ' _- 4l Martin, Susan Mathias, Linda Matson, Betty Matthews, Gail Matthews, Karen Matthews, Stephen May, Diana McAdoo, Patty McCauley, Daniel MacConnie, Bob McDanel, Melissa McDermott, Dorothy McDowell, Chandra McElroy, Kathy Mclntyre, Kathleen McNamara, Susan MerritI, James Milbert, Albert Miles, Mignon Miller, Mim Miller, Patti Miller, Yvonne Milograno, Joan Miner, Pamela Mitchell, Deborah Mollenauer, Nancy Moncol, Deborah Moody, Grace 330 SOPHOMORES Moore, Liz Moore, Susan Moore, William Moreland, Norma Morgan, Sandra Morris, H. Gail Moses, Sharon Mosser, Joanne Moyer, )anice Moylan, Frances Muse, Janice Myers, Vickie Myles, Janet Napolitano, Pete Neal, Susanna Neese, Debra Nelson, Linda Newman, Elizabeth Newsom, Pamela Nichols, Teri Nicholson, Beverly Niemi, Janice Norment, Susan Norris, Theresa North, John Nuckols, Joyce Nuckols, Pam Nuckols, Sherry Oliver, Jo Oliver, Shelby O ' Rourke, William Overby, Susan Ozyjowski, Linda Padgett, Patricia Paine, Hazel Pallavicini, Alice Park, Karen Parker, Donna Parker, Robin Parks, Linda Parment, Laura Parrish, James Paul, Stuart Payne, Debbie Payne, Janet Payne, Sharon Pearson, Lynn Pearson, Stefanie Pecor, Fonda Penny, Diana Perkins, Brenda Peters, Jo Ellen Peterson, Dian Petticrew, Betsy Pfander, Wanda Phillips, Timothy Pickel, Ellen Polino, Marie Poole, Kristie Povi ell, Edward Powel, Susan Price, Maryjane Prior, Catherine SOPHOMORES 331 Pruett, Charles Pursley, Edward Quinter, Donna Ramirez, Linda Ramsey, Carlene Ramsey, Debbie Raymar, Kami Randolph, Sandy Rector, Patricia Reed, Kathy Reilley, Judith Reiser, Nancy Renick, Nancy Rexford, Lucinda Rexrode, Debbie Riberio, Kathleen Rice, Mary Ann Rich, Robin Richardson, Cheryl Richardson, Mary Robertson, Karen Rock, Deborah Rollins, Charles Ross, Teresa Roth, Sheryl Ruddy, Barbara Rudy, Barbara Ryan, Patricia Ryan, Sara Sadler, Anne Sakell, Anna Salegna, Nancy Sallee, Pamela Sanders, Kay Sartain, Beverly Savage, Elizabeth Scharno, Nancy Schenck, Jacqueline i 332 SOPHOMORES Scheps, Franca Schools, Cynthia Schultz, Yvonne Schumacher, Jo Ann Schwab, Kelly Sears, Nancy Shackelford, Joanne Shelton, Ronald Sheppard, Lynn Sheppard, Richard Sherrod, Margaret Shifflett, Claudia Shifflett, Faye Shifflett, Kathy Shirocky, George Shomaker, Deborah Showalter, Dorothy Shreckhise, Denise Shriver, Esther Shull,Carold Siedlarczyk, Marian Silvestri, Donna Simkins, Karen Simmons, Katherine Simpson, Robin Slater, Lind Slater, Nancy Slinger, Daria Smart, John Smith, Linda Smith, Susan Smoot, Rodney Souders, Susanna Sparks, Juanita Spivey, Margaret Spradlin, Shirley Springle, Yvonne Sprinkle, Denise Stanton, Mary Steentofte, Susan Stensland, Susan Stephenson, Pamela Sterling, Janice Stevenson, David Stine, Janet Stinespring, Sara Stoller, Donald Stone, Robert Stover, Jyl Straub, Leah Strup, Douglas Stultz, Jackie Summerlin, Cathy Su, Stephen Swartz, Laura Swecker, Mark Tarnacki, Lawrence SOPHOMORES 333 Tale, Deborah Tate, John Tate, Ronald Tavenner, Michael Taylor, Nelson Tazumi, Jeanne Temple, Karen Templeton, Linda Terry, Nancy Theurer, Barbara Thibeault, Margaret Thomas, Michael Thomas, Shirley Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson, Michael Thompson, Nancy Thompson, Teresa Thorpe, Sally Tingle, Susanna Tinsley, Cheryl Todd, Debbie Trimmer, Meri Trowbridge, Michael Tullous, Valerie Turner, Carolyn Turner, Patricia Turp, Georgianna Urban, Ann Van Devender, Don Vann, Virginia Vaughn, David Vessely, Mike Vetter, Kevin Vickers, Laurie Wade, David Wade, Nancy Wake, Kenna Wallace, Dwight Wallace, Scott Ward, Elizabeth Wason, Sandra Watson, Stella Way, Sally Weakley, Donna Weaver, Fred Weaver, Sarah Webb, Marjorie Weber, Jeanne Webster, Donald Weinstein, Phyllis Wenger, Deborah West, Mary Whitaker, Richard White, David Whitehead, Chris Whiting, Wendy Wiesner, Michele 334 SOPHOMORES Wiest, Julianne Wiggins, Angela Wilkinson, Wanda Williams, Lisa Wilson, Sue Wilt, Sharon Wine, Julie Wine, Nancy Wingfield, Dora Wingfield, Linda Winstead, Carol Wittig, Betty Wolfe, Heidi Wolfe, Marsha Wood, Karen Woodworth, Debbie Wright, Sharon Yager, Victor Yates, David Zimmerman, Renee Zurek, Judy % 4 SOPHOMORES 335 FRESHMEN Adams, Bruce Adams, Sharon Adier, Marilyn Aiello, Carole Albritton, Faye Alia, Celeste Allen, Kathleen Allerton, Joella Amann, Sandy Anderson, John Anderson, Kirk Andrews, Gail Andyshak, Shelley Armstrong, Sandy Arthur, Carolyn Askegren, John Audesirk, Hildegarde Averette, Glenda Baker, Regina Baker, Roberta Ballard, Catherine Barbuty, Cynthia Barker, Laurel Barlow, Robin Barrick, Elizabeth Barton, Patrice Beach, Rindy Bengtson, Brenda Bero, Kim Bevis, Joy Bibbs, Leslie Billingsley, Paul Birckhead, Carolyn Blackburn, Vernon Bland, Bruce Blanton, Janice Bocknek, Larry Bourdelaise, Sue Ann Bowles, Susan Bowman, Barbara Boyd, Harriet Boyd, Ronald Breed, Gail Brenner, Marsha Brentlinger, Jon Brereton, Wendy Briddell, Donna Brigham, Karen Bright, Matthew Brill, Sharon Britton, Barbara Brodd, Sharon Brogan, Patricia Broome, Fran Brothers, Margaret Browning, Ginger 336 FRESHMEN Brown, Diana Brown, Sharon Brown, Wendy Brubaker, Sandy Bryant, Phyllis Brzoska, Susan Buchanan, Donna Buckner, Marilyn Bujac, Pamela Burger, Sally Burkart, Kathleen Burke, Barbara Burkholder, Lisa Burks, Linda Burlingame, Margaret Burns, Sonya Butters, Mary Byrd, Debbie Caddell, David Cain, Patricia Campbell, Kathy Campbell, Patricia Campbell, Wendy Carey, Page Carlton, Margaret Carpenter, Retta Carrington, Marsha Carter, Krista Casey, Richard Cassel, Peggy Cassidy, Barbara Castagnola, Denise Chaffin, Janet Chambers, Nora Chamblee, Donna Cheely, Katherine Childress, Kendra Childs, Herbert Christiansen, Bruce Ciolfi, Dante Clark, Kim Clark, Margaret Clark, Paula Clatterbuck, Ronald Clevenger, Emily Click, Pamela Cobb, Jeffrey Coccari, Maria Coggins, Jim Colburn, Charles Colclough, Linda Coleman, Bonnie Collins, Angel Collins, Lisa Colpitts, Deborah Compton, Lynda Connor, Marantha Connor, Robin Converse, Joe Cook, David Cook, Megan Cook, Phyllis Cook, Susan FRESHMEN 337 Corson, Jennifer Cox, Donna Coxe, Gary Crane, Cresham Craun, Pam Crawford, Karen Cree, Mary Crickenberger, George Crider, Maretta Criglar, Sarah Cromer, Ellen Cross, Robin Cross, Sandra Crouch, Linda Cummings, Jacqueline Cunningham, Elise Dalgleish, Diane Dalton, Peggy Daly, Noreen Daniels, Susan Dashiell, Susan Dauchess, Anne Davis, Martha Davis, Sharon Dawson, Sandra Dean, Dixie Debiasi, Peter Defelice, Mary Delpapa, Regina Derflinger, Virginia Deroo, Janet Derryberry, Carol Deutsch, Stephanie Dillon, Connie Dillon, Deborah Dix, Gillian Donovan, Joan Dooley, Linda Dorman, Michael Douglas, Mark Dovel, Peggy Dowling, Debra Downham, Bonnie Drake, Nannette Dubois, Luann Dumond, Carol Durrett, Debbie Eason, Mary Einhorn, Joy Ellis, Pamela Ellis, Susan Emmerson, Missy Emter, Vickie England, Marcia Engle, Susan English, Betty Ensminger, Cathy Esarey, James Etter, Sandy Evans, Veronica Fagan, Mary Beth Fardwell, Chip Faulkner, Karalee 338 FRESHMEN Faux, Diane Redder, Kirk Fensterer, Cheryl Ferree, Robin Figgatt, Deborah Finch, Marsha Finneran, William Firebaugh, Douglas Fitzgerald, Terry Fl eetwood, Susan Fleisher, Kathy Fleming, Peggy Fleming, Susan Flesher, Victoria Flory, Marsha Floyd, Cathy Floyd, Rebecca Fontenot, Martha Forbes, Elizabeth Fox, Debbie Frank, Maria Frazier, Carolyn Funkhouser, Rebecca Furr, Roger Gaines, Sheree Carber, Thomas Carey, Harriett Carver, Rebecca Ceiser, Susan Cenua, Debbie Ceorg, Eleanor Cibson, Anna Cibson, William Gilliam, Robin Clasker, Carroll Cochenour, Sue Godwin, Cwen Goeller, Thomas Golden, Marcia Goodacre, Cheryl Cordon, Debbie Graham, James Greaver, Frederick Greco, Joseph Green, Loretta Greene, John Greenlief, Michelle Griffith, Karen Crimes, Barbara Guidon, Joann Cumowski, Julie Guy, Maurya Haag, Delores FRESHMEN 339 Haberstroh, Peter Haga, Elizabeth Hall, Lisa Halsey, Mark Hamersly, Gail Hamm, Barbara Hamman, Michael Hannibal, Brenda Hannula, Lynn Hansucker, Page Haraughty, Susan Harner, Stephen Harper, Judy Harris, Richard Harrison, Leigh Harrison, Mary Harshfield, Laurie Hartman, David Harward, Robert Hauer, Steven Havi kins, Rodney Haynes, David Haynes, Peter Healy, Dolores Hearold, Patricia Heatwole, Sharon Heberling, Tim Heck, Karen Hegerle, Loren Heinz, Lorine Heishman, Cynthia Heishman, Lisa Helsley, Sherry Hemphill, Christine Henderson, Margaret Henry, Robert Henshaw, Rose Henthorn, Harold Herndon, Beverly Herr, Steven Hess, Sue Hevener, Robert Hicks, Sherea Hilderbrand, Faith Hill, Karen Hill, Melanie Hill, Rosemary Hisey, Clarice 340 FRESHMEN Hoak, Donna Hobbs, Debbie Hodges, Jane Hoke, Debra Holder, Richard Holland, Steven Hollar, S.Michael Hollis, Katherine Holm, Carol Horn, Julie Ann Horner, Kimberley Hosteller, Karen Houseman, Lesley Howard, Alan Howard, Carry Hoyle, Diana Hudson, Nancy Hulvey, Doris Humphreys, Patrick Hurwitz, Jeffrey Hutcherson, Melvin Hutchinson, Page Hutchinson, Rebecca Illy, Patricia Ingram, Rinda Irwin, Debbie Jackson, Jay Jackson, Linda Jackson, Lynn Jackson, Reba Jackson, Rebecca Jamison, Kim Jillson, Elizabeth Johnson, Diana Johnson, Donald Johnson, Joan Johnson, Rae Johnson, Richard Jones, Claudia Jones, Debbie A. Jones, Debra K. 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