Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1980 volume:

The Virginian 1979-80 Longwood College Farmville, Virginia 23901 Volume LXXIX -V Teresa Ware shines in hockey competition. Chief chefs Astrid Newman and Kim Lauterbach prepare hamburgers for hungry yearbook workers. We here at Longwood pride ourselves in the tradition and spirit displayed on our campus. Tradition and spirit go hand - in - hand as seen in color competi- tion, Oktoberfest, and other class activities. However, we are faced by many spirits other than those in color competition. We are haunted by the spirits of Dr. Jarman and Mrs. Stevens. The spirit of competition keeps our varsity teams winning. And, fortunately, we are all touched by the spirits of love and friendship. Therefore, the Virginian would like to dedicate this year ' s book to that wonderful force in all of our lives — SPIRIT! Welcome to Longwood!! Oktoberfest — a tradition in itself. Wanda Peterson caught off - guard. Spirit — That Intangible, Unconquorable Force Geist member Debbie Northern works in the annual blood- mobile drive. That Compels Us Through Life le Spirit Shines Through During All The Seasons . The icy wonder of a frozen tree. The quiet beauty of snow. Nothing can beat a sunny day!! Even The Icy Hands Of Time Cannot Dim Our Spirit. This year the Student Union provided us with many great concerts featuring Michael Johnson and Robin Thompson. A new color rush event — mattress throwing. r Dean Heintz addresses an attentive group during orientation. Chris Vontsolos and Betty Lou Smith are just clowning around. The Spirit Cannot Be Diminished In Masses Or In Solitude Jeannie Wakelyn silently meditates led And White, Green And White, Blue And White . . . Sally Red - and - White gets plenty of love and protection Tradition Will Never Die! Julie Peatfish goes for the winning point. The number one pasttime in Lankford — pingpong. k Ah, the thrill of competition: sweat, tears, and water balloons Nothing can beat an exciting field hockey game. The Spirit That Comes In Competition . . . Sherry Halup and Jeannie Waklyn scream for ice cream. In Love ... In Friendship The Spirit Of Pride, Of Determination Kim Furbee tapes a teammate ' s ankle before a game. Waiting for that last ride home! Debbie Fore and Anna Staley klown around during color rush. Bob Baggley shares a smile with his friends. The Willingness To Challenge And To Be Challenged Dr. Willet speaks with new students The challenge of paint battle brings friends closer together. list Be Willing To Accept The Challenge And rasp The Spirit Performers from the Longwood Company Of Dancers rehearse for their Spring Concert. Never fear fair citizens of Longwood - the dynamic duo will save us from all harm. 1 FARMVILLE 1= = | 2L ® The Farmville train station made it to TV in a soft drink commer- cial. Teri Davis stops an opponent from scoring. For We Are Not Only Grabbing Spirit ... We Are Grabbing Life. FACULTY w mi urn Henry I. Willet Preside nt Dean Guaaett and Pre exhibits they ha ident Willet discuss the ' e seen at the Heart of Virginia Festival. Dr. T.C. Dalton, Administrative Assistant to the President eintz, Vice-President for Student Dean of Students 1 1 jtrative Assistant to ' V Dr. Carolyn Wells, Vice-President fo Academic Affairs and Dean of the College Dr. William Peele, Vi Administration Mr. Mark Baldridge, Assistant Professor of Art Mr. Randall Edmonson, Instructor in Art Art Dr. Elizabeth Flynn, Associate Professor of Art The Department of Art at Longwood College is guided by the concept that a student ' s education must concern itself with creative learning, experimentation in the visual arts, and concept development. These goals are achieved through a variety of different programs and people. The faculty represents a wide spectrum of talent and individual specialties; this helps to give the students a broad choice of courses. All faculty members are exhibiting artists and are well-known throughout the region. Their experience and their understanding of the various art froms, strengthened by their concern for teaching, are reflected in the high quality of education offered by Longwood ' s Art Program. Miss Conway Thompson, Assistant Professor of Art i Bishop, Professor and Department Chairman Miss Mary Mitchell, Assistant Professor of Art Mr. Homer Springer, Associate Professor of Art Mr. James Caleb, Assistant Professor of Business Dr. Anthony Cristo, Associate Professor of Economics Mr. Owen Fields, Assistant Professor of Business Mr. Thomas Dickens, Instructor in Business :- , ' Mr. Raymond Gilchrist, Associate Professor of Business Mr. Willard Leeper, Associate Professor of Business Mrs. Evangeline McCort, Instructor in Business Mr. James M. Irby IV, Instructor in Business Mr. Donald McCort, Assistant Professor of Business Mrs. Frances Hamlett, Assistant Professor of Business Mr. Richard Measell, Instructor in Economics English, Philosophy Foreign Languages The Department of English, Philosophy, and Foreign Languages seeks to provide its majors a philosophy of language, a philosophy of literature, and skill in communication. English majors normally enter the B.A. degree program. The department also offers an M.A. degree. The Foreign Languages Program offers courses in French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Majors may be taken in French or Spanish. Majors in these languages must complete 24 hours in the language beyond the intermediate course. Minors in philosophy and communications are also offered by the Department of English, Philosophy Foreign Languages. Dr. Ellery Sedgwick, Instructor in English Dr. Susan May, Professor of English Dr. Massie C. Stinston. Jr., Associate Professor of English and Department Chairman Mrs. Camilla Tinnell, Instructor in English Delia Wickizer, Department Secretary Dr. Jo Leslie Sneller, Associate Professor of English Dr. Carolyn Craft, Associate Professor of English Mr. Donald Stuart, III, Associate Professor of English Mr. Otis Douglas, Assistant Professor of English Dr. William Frank, Professor of English Dr. Fillmer Hevener, Jr., Associate Professor of English Dr. Anthony Maurice, Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Dr. Maria Silveira, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages Dr. Rosemary Sprague, Board of Visitors Distinguished Professor of English Mr9. Helen Savage, Associate Professor of Philosophy Dr. Geoffrey Orth, Assistant Professor of German Dr. Anita Ernouf, Professor of Foreign Languages Dr. Michael Lund, Assistant Professor of English Dr. Martha Cook, Associate Professor of English Mr. William Woods, Assistant Professor of Journalism Dr. John Peale, Associate Professor of Philosophy Mis8 Carolyn Callaway, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education. Miss Anne Huffman, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Mr. Peter Cunningham, Instructor in Therapeutic Recreation Health, Physical Education Recreation The Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation offers four educational programs. The programs are designed to meet the following objectives: (1) to prepare students to teach health and physical education in the secondary schools with an opportunity to specialize in coaching, dance, or elementary education: (2) to qualify students for careers in therapeutic recreation; (3) to provide opportunities for students to develop leisure time skills; and (4) to provide opportunities for students to participate in aquatic arts, dance, and intramural and intercollegiate sports. Mrs. Phyllis Harriss, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Dr. Shirley O ' Neil, Professor and Chairman of the Department Mr. Hollig Powers, Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Athletic Trainer Mr. Richard Williamson, Instructor in Health and Physical Education Dr. Bette Harris, Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Gerald Graham, Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education Miss Nancy Andrews, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Miss Ruth Budd, Instructor in Health and Physical Education I_ Dr. Eleanor Bobbitt, Professor of Health and Physical Education Dr. Barbara Smith, Professor of Health and Physical Education Mr. Charles Bolding, Instructor in Health and Physical Education Mr. Nelson Neal, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Miss Sally Bush, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Mr. Jiri Rada, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Mr. Harbour at work busily governing his History Government The Department of History and Government enjoys a rich tradition of excellence grounded in the scholarly achievements of an eminent historian and long-time member of the history faculty, the late Francis Butler Simkins. An able and professionally active faculty offers the serious student the personal counsel and quality instruction essential to a sound undergraduate program. The department offers major programs in history, government, and social science culminating in either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree. The department also provides special curricula for history and government majors interested in pursuing a career in law. Minor programs in both history and government are available to all students. Mr. L. Marshall Hall, Jr., Associate Professor and Chairman Dr. Alexander Berkis, Professor of History Mr. Richard Couture, Assistant Professor of History Mr. James Crowl, Assistant Professor of History Dr. Elizabeth Etheridge, Associate Professor of History Mr. William Harbour, Assistant Professor of Government Dr. James Helms, Professor of History Dr. Gilbert Millar, Associate Professor of History Dr. Maurice Sneller, Professof of History Dr. Charles W. Sydnor Jr., Associate Professor of History From left to right: Dr. Alexander Berkis, Mr. William Harbour, Dr. Gilbert Millar, Mr. L. Marshall Hall, Dr. Maurice Sneller, Dr. Elizabeth Etheridge, Mr. James Crowl, Mr. Richard Couture Mrs. Marilyn Osborn, Assistant Professor of Home Econ Miss L. Melinda Ingram, Assistant Professor of Home Economics Home Ec The Department of Home Economics offers three areas of study leading to a Bachelor of Science degree: Clothing and Textiles (Fashion Merchandising or General Clothing and Textiles); Food and Nutrition; and Home Economics Education. For non-majors the department offerB two minors: Clothing and Textiles or Food and Nutrition. Coyner Building houses a departmental library, a general classroom, a food and home equipment laboratory, a home furnishing laboratory, a clothing and textile laboratory, a demonstration area, and the College Nursery school which is utilized as the child development laboratory. Miss Evan McCreary, Associate Professor of Home Economics Dr. Marguerite Griffith, Associate Professor of Home Economics Mr9 Martha LeStourgeon, Ass( Library Science and Director ol Ma. Jeris Cassel, Instructor in Library Science Library S Miss Deborah Pearson, Instructor in Library Science Lancaster Library was and received extensive e renovation in 1961. The immediately west of Gra Completely airconditiom include individual study and discussion rooms, gr a typing room, faculty a reading room for the use books, periodicals and ni microfilm. The main boon collection 01 over 172,000 volumes, is available on open shelves to all users with reading and informal lounge areas interspersed among the book areas of three floors. The Department of Library Science offers courses leading to a minor in Library Science and or to State endorsement as a school librarian. Mrs. Polly Boaz, Assistant Professor of Library Science Mi9S Mary Jo Dollins, Instructor in Library Science Dr. E. T. Noone, Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. Robert Webber, Associate Professor of Mathematics Dr. Robert S. Wu, Associate Professor of athematics Mrs. Sandra Bollinger, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Robert May, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Mathemati Computer Science A major in Mathematics at Longwood prepares students for one of three career goals: as mathematics teachers, professional mathematicians, or computer scientists. If a student ' s interest lies in teaching, he can gain the preparation needed to teach math at the elementary or secondary level. Certification is awarded in the areas of pre-algebra mathematics and high school mathematics. As a professional mathematician, an individual may wish to become a computer programmer, systems analyst, general mathematician, or researcher. The field of computer science offers a wide range of career opportunities in business and industry. Mathematics at Longwood has expanded its program in computer science, and students are now able to make use of Longwood ' s own computer facilities while gaining an understanding of how a computer system operates. 3,--- Dr. Merry Lewis Allen, Associate Professoi Chai: Dr. Jean A. Noone, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Military Science Army ROTC is a four-year course of to men and women, which may be take Longwood students concurrently with their r work. Credits earned in military science are counted as elective hours, and may be offerer hours to fulfill the graudate requirements for degree. The military science program leads to commissions in all branches of the Army. In addition to academic material, students offered the opportunity to participate in extrt curricular activities. These optional activities include canoe trips, rappelling, backpacking, hang gliding, helicopter flights, tours of military institutions, and leadership exercises. ' tf ' , P ' -1. ■ M Sgt. Timothy Jordan, Instructor in Military Science Tom DeWitt receives his Outstanding Cadet Award. Major Sullivan congratulates Astrid Neumann on entering Advanced ROTC. Cindy Doyle and Doris Lyles are deep in concentration as they practice M-60 machine gun firing. are offered 1 ,ory and literature, and „ition to individual voice 1 instruction is available in , . —no, Strings, Woodwinds, and Brass. i music majors stage several major ons, including a unique Christmas .-, with period music and costumes. • inning experience is available through the Concert Band, the Camerata Singers, the Choir, and the newly formed Longwood Jazz Enzemble. Mr. Thomas Williams, Associate Professor of Music Dr. Paul Hesselink, Associate Professor of Music Miss Patricia Lust, Assistant Professor of Music Miss Frieda Myers, Assistant Professor of Music Mrs. Pauline B. Haga, Assistant Professor of Music | Dr. Robert Blasch, Associate Professor of Music Mr. W. Bruce Montgomery, Assistant Professor of Music Mr. Darrell Harbaum, Associate Professor of Music w allowing ry, earth science, and physics. the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science degrees are available. Students tarticularly interested in the environment may major in biology with a concentration in environmental science. In addition, physics majors may choose to pursue a pre-medical biophysics concentration in preparation for medical or graduate school. Dr. Marvin Scott, Professor of Biology and Department Chairman Mr. Lyn Ferguson, Instructor in Science Dr. Leta Jane Holraan, Professor of Biology Dr. Patrick Barber, Associate Professor of Chemistry Mr. Jon Bergeron, Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Maurice Maxwell, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. Charles Lane, Professor of Geography Dr. Sandra Breil, Associate Professor of Biology Dr. David Breil, Professor of Biology X Dr. L. R. Fawcett, Jr., Associate Professor of Physics Mr. John Austin, Associate Professor of Physical Science fc 0 0 Mr. James Curley, Assistant Professor of Physical Science Dr. Wayne Tinnell, Associate Professor of Biology Mr. John A. Hardy, III, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. Freda McCombs, Associate Professor of Natural Sciences Dr. Alton Harvill, Professor of Biology Dr. Billy Batts, Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Donald Merkle, Assistant Professor of Biology Mr. Earl Rubley, Associate Professor of Geography Dr. Richard Heinemann, Associate Professor of Biology Mr. Wayne Meshejian, Assistant Professor of Physics What are Social Work majors Ree Garrett and Tammy Trestrail scheming now? Miss Aileen Lintz, Assistant Professor of Social Work Social Work Mrs. Sarah Young, Assistant Professor of Social Work The Department of Social Work provides an undergraduate course of study of unique and personalized instruction accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, leading to the Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts in Social Work. The curriculum prepares individuals for admission into accelerated one-year M.S.W. degree programs or entry into the expanding opportunities of first level professional practice according to the standards of the National Association of Social Workers. The program objectives focus on the development of a strong liberal arts based social worker who is capable of generic practice in a wide variety of careers. Additionally, the department individualizes much of the student ' s education and growth as he develops a professional knowledge, skill, and attitude base through periodic personalized evaluations and discussions with the entire staff. Mrs. Grace Stitt ' ' ' i ) ■ ' •• ' i ) ll )1 WH y Dr. James Jordan, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Dr. Mary Cristo, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology sociology . Anthropology t of Sociology and Anthropology duate major in the field of aduate minors in sociology logy. Students majoring in i B.A. or B.S. degree. ities, the department . nts with a program of breadth and depth characteristic of the Longwood educational experience. The department provides scholarly and cultural enrichment to both the local and academic communities through its annual Visiting Scholar Series and its annual Anthropology Film Series. In addition, each academic year the department faculty chooses an outstanding sociology student to receive the Kathleen G. Cover Fund Award. :- ' ; . ■ ' .,■: ' ■. A ' — | V, Mr. Lawrence Hlad, Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. Henry Townshend, Instructor in Sociology v - j toy Dr. Robert Woodburn, Assistant Professor of Speech Mr. Richard Gamble, Instructor in Dramatic Arts Dr. Nancy Anderson, Assistant Professor of Speech and Dramatic Arts Dr. Douglas Young, Associate Professor of Speech and Dramatic Arts y w mm it Miss Gretchen Unterzuber, Instructor in the Campus School Mrs. Gail Gilligan, Assistant Professor in the Campus School Mrs. Mary Meade Edwards, Director of Reading in the Campus School Mr. Derwood Guthrie, Assistant Professor in the Campus School Miss Cecil M. Kidd, Assistant Professor and Librarian in the Campus School Dr. Rita Howe, Assistant Professor in the Campus School Mrs. Cathy McCanless, Instructor and Director of Music in the Campus School :defg + 1 I H Mrs. Toy Dowdy, Assistant Professor in the Campus School Mrs. Mary Wacker, Professor in the Campus School Mrs. Phyllis Groneweg, Assistant Professor in the Campus School Mrs. Carolyn Banton, Instructor in the Campus School Mrs. Jacqueline Wall, Instructor and Director of Art in the Campus School Mr. George Elliot, Associate Professor of Education on, Jr., Board of Visitors ofesaor of Education and Department Chairman Miss Madeline Simpson, Assistant Professor of Psychology Mr. James Silliman, Assistant Professor of Education Mr. John Arehart, Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Robert Gibbons, Associate Professor of Education Dr. Louis Kovacs, Associate Professor of Education Mrs. Phyllis Wacker, Associate Professor of Psychology Dr. Edward Smith, Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Mark Weatherly, Associate Professor of Education ■ana Dr. R. Beatrice Bland, Professor of Education Dr. Nancy Vick, Assistant Professor of Education Mrs. Betty Simmons, Supervisor in Education Dr. Charles DeWitt, Associate Professor of Education Dr. Robert Banton, Professor of Education Dr. Jung B. Ra, Associate Professor of Education Dr. Ray Sizemore, Associate Professor of Education Mr. Edwin Vassar, Associate Professor of Education and Director of Student Teaching Mr. Joseph Horvat, Instructor in Psychology EVELYN COLEMAN President ' s Secretary EVA PHILBECK Secretary to Vice President for Administration ANITA BAILEY Secretary to Vice President of Student Affairs L ? ' .uJ JOYCE TRENT Secretary, Placement Office NANCY SHELTON Alumni Director LENA ROSE DOWDY Secretary to Director of Public Affairs MILDRED MORTON Secretary to Vice President for Academic Affairs EVELYN RANSON Information Office VIVIAN ROOP Head Nurse STUDENT LIFE Concerts The Student Union concerts this year have been ones of diversified tastes. In other words, SUN has had something for everyone ' s tastes. Ranging from blues to jazz to hard rock, the concerts have gotten bigger and better, with Longwood students reaping the benefits. Michael Johnson and Count Basie were two of the top attractions this year. Many townspeople, in addition to many students, came out to hear the Count and his orchestra play music the way only he can. Other entertainers and groups featured Sea Level, Jamie Defrates, John Bayley, and Louise Demiceli. Many outdoor concerts entertained Longwood students this year also. These groups included such artists as the Putnam County Pickers, Brice Street Band, Mike Cross, and Street Talk. These concerts were usually given in Lankford Mall and were well-attended by students who danced, threw frisbees, or just listened to the good music. SUN should be commended for the wide range of artists and groups they brought in for our concert entertainment. By bringing in pop, jazz, country, and rock, they had something for everyone! Barry Drake Jon Ims Randv Hansen Michael Johnson i— = — -r= ; J| !► - Si :r — =x- Ir ■ - m lllllf 111 JJfS !wlA §1 a  s48l - - { V KIkmz ' w ' • ' SSmM HHifBHiifllMiyH IH (above and right) Bryce Street Band above and below) Dixie Dreggs (above and below) Robbin Thompson (above and below left) Street Talk Resident Staff And Dorm Life The family enjoys a pizza dinner in the hall of their humhle home, South Ruffner. Ann Wyatt and Cherie Stevens find time to study on a busy 9orority hall. Mark Shoenfelder relaxes by playing a few tunes. Kenny Marcus and Jeff Vaden spend so much time studying that they just do not have the time to clean. What a masterpiece . . . you see there are unlimited possibilities for one of those little dungeons in North Cunningham. The resident cake bakers and decorators of Wheeler Dorm. Studying does occur once in a while over in Frazer. Kenny Leipertz and Tim Graham enjoy their stereo in their room. Laundry time again. M A S H, the News, and all sports events get the highest ratings in Cox. Drama At Longwood . . . Tom Willis (Marty) and Vickie Mann (Geraldine) in a scene from A Former Gotham Girl. Doug Blevins (Rhet) explains to Diane Wright (Daphne) that he is offering his room only as a friend. ■ C Hi Fv 1 ■P Randy Cook (Yang Sun) is already in conflict with his new bride Marie George Hughes, as water boy Wong, faces the three Gods (Susan Clift, Frank Douillard (Shen TeShui Ta). Crea9y, and Mark Winecoff) in The Good Woman from Setzuan. The World Is A Stage Doug Blevins (Billy Bigelow) sings the famous soliloquy in Carousel. Rebecca Nunez (as Carrie Pipperridge) and the girls warn the boys to be patient before the clam bake. In Agatha Christie ' s The Mousetrap, Dale Roller (Giles) discusses the Randy Cook (as Dectective Sergeant Trotter) ironically turns out to be murder with Christopher Wren (Chris Conner) and Mollie (Melanie Hud- the murderer. nail). Renaissance Dinner Three of the performers gather about the hearth, displaying _, ., . , .., , 1 he Renaissance Dinner requires a great deal of rehearsal time, conducted by Dr. Egbert. their beautiful costumes. 10 j Rehearsal finally moves into the Blackwell Dining Hall, where the performance will take place. The Camerata Singers meet before going into the Dining Hall to perform for the Renaissance Dinner. Andy Pittard seranades a lovely damsel. A few of the performers gather for a Christmas carol. Lend a smile and it will always bring you joy. Oktoberfest der Geist The Red and White klowns complete a pyramid during their skit. Our favorite Klowns — Geist! Clown face painting was a new event this year. The three-legged race proved to be more difficult for some. (BELOW) The Klowns arrive for the Midway opening. Bring In The Clowns This year ' s Oktoberfest was one of the very best ever. Never has so much green, red, and that all-important blue spirit shown as it did during color rush, sports competition, CHI walk, and the color class skits. The day began early with the sounds of hammering and last minute building as the Midway booths were being set up. By midday, many of the color rush events were over and many looked forward to the Midway opening at 2 o ' clock. A new attraction, the Spirit Board, was added this year. At dinner time, the board was filled with the painted messages of stud ents and alumni both. The picnic lunch and Midway drew large crowds that were enjoying the lovely day. The excitement came to a close Saturday night with the winning of the color class skits by the Red and Whites. Geist was congratulated on their great job as coordinators of one of our best Oktoberfests. A Klown learns about color rush strategy. Signs Of Fall Geist sells color class skit tickets before the weekend beings. Families and friends enjoy the annual picnic on Stubbs Mall. . |3 The weekend ends on a serious note as CHI conducts their annual Alumni CHI Walk. (Above) Members of the green color class get an early start on the Oktoberfest Spirit Board, (left) O 9 German mascots adorn the dining hall to remind students of the upcoming festivities, (above and right) ;eds And Greens In Action pring Weekend This yea ring Weekend was one of very best ever. Many different events were offered over the special four day span. The events featured :h activities as the annual Scavenger Hunt, picnic on the Library Mall with Southern Hospitality providing great music, the Longwood Minithon, CHI banner hunt, lacrosse, baseball, and many great SUN concerts. These diversified events reflect the many interests of the students of Longwood and the efforts of many organizations to keep up with the college ' s needs. - - TB R fv t ia -■ ■ - The Lady Lancers do battle against Roanoke during Spring Weekend. Longwood takes on UVa in baseball. LC 9tudents were treated to the sounds of Fat Amnion ' s Band on the Friday of Spring Weekend. The Scavenger Hunters are explained the rules of the hunt Many perspective students took advantage of the academic tables set up in Lankford. Longwood ' s own Concert Band played for the enjoyment of all Another runner crosses the finish line in the third annual Longwood Runners who have already completed the 6.2 mile course wait to see the Minithon. incoming participants. Southern Hospitality entertains during the picnic lunch on Saturday. The Lancer baseball team hosted a doubleheader against Bristol. The Lady Lancers take on Bridgewater in lacrosse. Students enjoy the picnic lunch provided by ARA Slater. The group Silverspring played to an enthusiastic audience during their Saturday Night Alive appearance Spring Weekend. The P. C. Pickers performed on Lankford Mall Sunday afternoon to end a perfect Spring Weekend. Mardi Gras Mardi Gras becoming one of Longwood ' s biggest weekends. This year ' s eels in lasted from January 30 through February 3 and proved to be a ccess. The Student Union should be commended for the wide e of entertainment and special events it sponsored for Longwooc irjoyment. The events ranged from concerts (Nina Kahle, Sea Level) to a mixer (with the popular group Janice) to movies , Horror Picture Show). All the events had their own special flair and were enjoyed by all. £ .4ptuiA wmF ii$$QW$ Final Approach provided a jazz concert in the Gold Room on Saturday. A beer and pizza party was held Friday night with Bill Blue and Band as the entertainment. A sell-out mixer featuring Janice was in the Lower Dining Hall Saturday night. - : U In one of her many appearances on Longwood ' s campus, Nina Kahle held a special Spotlight Concert in the Gold Room during Mardi G ng March dras. Those attending the Chris Bliss show were issued glasses to wear during some of his show. Chris Bliss used lazer lights, music, and other special effects in his unique juggling act. A Year At Longwood Memories Of Laundry (again?). Voting in the Rotunda. Breaking quiet hour. Studying for tests and quizzes and exams and Moving out. Leisure Time In The Dorms . . . Moby Dick and the six o ' clock news. What some people will do to relax. Leisure Time? What ' s That? Indoor Leisure Activities Leisure Time Outdoors In search for that savage tan 4KT A 9unny day on the patio outside the Student Union. There ' s nothing like the shade of a tree on a hot day. Catching the sun ' s rays and a Lancer victory. The guys from Main are always looking for Long- wood ' s No. 10. laskey Mann on Rector Dale Roller Robin Young FRESHMEN Mary Cawthorne Ross Conner Kelly Jones Mike Laffoon ' -80 CHI Commendations JUNIORS Tammy Bird Melody Crawley Turk Cosby Cindy Dropeski Debra Harrison Tracey Hormuth Linda Paschall Tom Sullivan FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. Frank Brasile Jean Doss Mrs. Goodman Dr. Rita Howe Mr. Gordon Inge Mr. Nelson Neal Officer Nunnally Lyn the Postman Dr. Vick SOPHOMORES Brenda Coleman Kim Fuhr Sharon Harrup Robin Hungate Susan Towler ORGANIZATIONS The Men ' s Basketball Team Catalinas Longwood College Cheerleaders Jazz Ensemble ROTC The fire signals the commencement of the commendations. Lynn Plageman solemnly awaits while others are being honored. CHI begins their traditional burning with the joining together of the members to light the bonfire. { Lynn Plageman participates in the recessional of the CHI burning. Libby Bowman joins in with other CHI members to announce the purpose of CHI. 1979-80 CHI Jan Bates Libby Bowman Cindy Byrd Elaine Dempsey John Hudson Teresa McLawhorn Debbie Northern Wanda Peterson Janie Petty Andy Pittard Lynn Plageman Susie Transue Graduation 1980 i. , v With diplomas in hand, the Class of 1980 awaits for the end of the commencement exercises and the beginning of the rest of their lives. ■ ' c V- SSSMHBH Senior Class President Libby Bowman awards Dr. .John Peale the Faculty Recognition Award. John Hudson presents the special Oktoberfest Klown music to Dr. Rita Howe, advisor to the Klowns. S is for the senior class that we love ' E is for their energy and pep N is for the nice things that they do I is for the interests that they show is for Oh, how we do love them R is for the races that they ' ve won Put them all together and they spell SENIOR The BEST we have ever known! Attorney General Marshall Coleman addressed the 1980 graduates. ORGANIZATIONS m%; Bob Bagnal, Bruce Benham, Fred Birchett, Dallas Bradbury, Bob Butler, Dan Cameron, Barry Driver, Hugh Gallagher, Stephen Hawthorne, Bill Johnson, Kerry Koberwski, KevinLewis, Ken Marcus, .loe Martin, Tom Moarn Mark Moreno, Pete Mostoff, Danny Richard, Ed Russell, Dave Sawyer, Mark Schoenfelter, Mark Segal, Trotman Simpson, Bill Stenzhorn, Jeff Vaden, David Wilkinson, Shawn Wong Alpha Chi Ro Colors: Maroon and White Motto: Be Men Founded: Trinity College Hartford, Conn. June 4, 1895 Cindy Adams, Lauren Beasley, Jan Bennett, Wanda Blount, Cathy Bodurtha, Beth Breckinridge. .loan Brooks, Donna Bruee, Dawn Caiigas Gale Carter, Ronnie Cary Susan Compot, Julie Compton, Donna Drinkard, Lori Fehrenbach, Cheryl Fitts. Kitty Grant, Sharon Harvev Eileen Henry Genia Huff, Margi Janger Troy Luckett, Barbara Mooney. Lynn Painter, Cheryl Pelkey, Jill Penny, Beverly Reaves, Joanne Segraves, Kim Staples, Dianne Thomas, Suzan Turkekul. Kathy Vannice. Juli Vermillion. Kim Walker, Pattv Walton Dorothy Winstead )elta Ph Colore: Azure Blue and White Flower: Woodland Violet Motto: We live for each other. Founded: May 15, 1851 Wesleyan College Macon, Georgia Founded locally: 1969 First Secret Society for College Wor Mascot- Lion Philanthropy: Society for Crippled Children Jennifer Bare, Tammy Bird, Rhonda Brown, Cindy Byrd, Lynn Campbell, Mary Cawthorne, Jeanne Chappell, Kathy Chase, Betsy Delong, Anne Dempsey, Elaine Dempsey, Ann Eubank, Cindy Feazell, Mary Ferramosca, Debbie Fore, Darlene Foster, Susan Gray, Anne Guthrie, Denise Hardie, Berkeley Harland, Michele Hogge, Tracey Hormuth, Lisa Howell, Wendy Howser, Kathy Idelson, Mary Ingram, Patty Jack9on, Kathy Johnston, Kathy Koch, Judy Kusterer, Karen Lane, Jessie Lignian, Kathy Lynch, Mitzi Mason, Eileen Mathes, Vicki Mathewson, Teresa McLawthorn, Ann Normand, Karen Parker, Carol Penn, Amy Perry, Wanda Peterson, Lydia Rice, Linda Riggan, Beth Rowe, Karen Shelton, Andrea Simmons, Mary B. Soles, Anna Staley, Cherie Stevens, Beth Stewart, Chris Tullington, Pam Updike, Bonnie Vaughan, Beth Waddell, Tricia Whitehurst, Jenny Williams, Ann Wyatt. a Gamma Delta Colors: Red, Buff, and Green Flower: Red and buff roses Founded: May 30, 1904 Syracuse University Syracuse, New York Founded locally: 1959 Philanthropy: Cleft Palate Research Advisors: Dr. Bobbit, Dr. Andrews Loretta Austin, Sharon Brown, Darlene Carr, Charlene Christian, Faye Covington, Laurie Jones, Elaine Lassiter, Letha Moore. Alpha Kappa Alph Colors: Salmon Pink and Apple G lower: Tea Rose . in: Ivy with Pearls Carol Atkinson Julie Baca, Katherine Anne Beale, Cary Bell, Lori Blackard, Martha Bransford, Jeanne Brantley, Lisa Bndgewater, Mindy Brumfield, Sandy Burton, Kim Caldwell, Robin Carr, Cathy Christman, Linda Clements, Sheila Cochran, Donna Crowley, Bruce Elliott, Margaret Fowler Debbie Gathright, Darlene Gillikin, Liz Gleason, Krista Grow, Kim Harrison, Molly Hartz, Sarah Hazelgrove, Don Heflin, Susan Hough Janet Jarrett, Dianne Jefferies, Rebecca Johnson, Carole Key, Liz Lemons, Debbie Moreau, Cindy Morns, Beverly Mozingo, Laurie Murren Barbara Neiman Laura Prazmark, Liz Rammeli, Di Richardson, Nita Sadler, Amy Schutze, Beth Sage, Bonnie Sines, Lisa Smith, Tom Smith, Ann Carter Stephens, Pixie Strike, Sarah Stump, Janet Sykes, Anne Tinsley, Ginger Thornton, Jane Tunstall, Jenny Ward, Debbie Warren, Kim West, Juliana Worsham. BBBBHH Hi Colors: Crimson Red and Pearl White Jewels: Pearl and Ruby Flowers: Aster (Fall) Narcissus (Spring) Founds d. Longwood College . hhhhh Sherry Carmony, Lynne Cook, Ten Davis, Julie Dayton, Brenda Fettrow, Klutz Fuhr, Kim Furbee, Kim Garber, Gaye Garringer Kvm Gilbert 5Sl22TOw S M , • Sh f r ° n r UP ' BeV6rly Harr ' S ' Debbie H ° gge ' J ° JaC0bs ' Jan Jennln K — Kilme Debi 1 n e 1 L,sa Lassiter, Cathy Leftwich Nicole King, Jean McLarin, Susan Melvin, Cindy Morris, Cindy Moss, Vicki Nesbitt Lynn Plageman Cathy Reynolds, Janet Robertson, Cindy Sanders, Cindy Smith, Debra Spencer, Cindy Thomas, Susan Tower, Becky Webb Robin You g i t ssoszs c . Jeanne Becker Ingrida Berkis, Betsv Bishop, Bonnie Brightwell. Caren Brosi, Beth Caccivio, Den.se Clark, Susan CUft, Lisa Comer, Sand. Cram Karen Ell. . Patti Floyd, Keaton Foster, Michelle Hamilton, Kim Hannan, Janet Hodges, Patty Hunter Mary Beth Ibanez Amy Kane Faith Lancaster Lisa Lawhorne, Denise Locke, Kathy Markley, Mary Anne McAllister, Ann Morrissey, Nancy Morton, Karen Mulhnax Becki Myers, Ginger Moss Terry Ritchie Connie Scouras, Carolyn Scully, Marcy Shepard, Mary Shriville, Teri Simmons, Stacie Southwick, Marcie Swale, Angel Thack ' er, Cindy Thurman, Karen Via, Susan Victor, Kathy Watson, Sherri Wiggins, Deanna Wilson. Delta Zeta Colors: Rose and Vieux Green Flower: Kilarney Rose Jewel: Diamond Founded: October 24, 1902 Miami University Oxford, Ohio Philanthropy: Galudet College for the Deaf Jody Adams, Janet Allen, Lisa Allred, Ruby Barnes, Susan Baroch, Emily Bellevenia, Mary Bisese, Pat Brady, Charlotte Brinkley, Barbara Califf, Cathy Carden, Cee Cee Carrington, Melanie Carsley, Kate Clemen, Julie Cockfield, Debra Colbert, Cathy Creamer, Cathy Downey, Cyndy Eggleston, Julia Fitzgerald, Patti Gilliam, Sandra Goodwin, Ellen Hale, Barbara Haney, Teresa Hariss, Lisa Heflin, Ellen Hitt, Linda Hitt, Sherry Hogge, Vicki Jones, Carol Kilvington, Pat King, Cary Knox, Linda Krutanis, Jenny Lashley, Penny Long, Jo Deane Lundy, Donna Martin, Kathy Moorefield, Andrea Mott, Edie Parkins, Ashley Peachy, Lucy Peachy, Linda Polk, Sara Rengstorf, Lisa Shively, Doreen Shuffler, Melanie Spivey, Melissa Stowers, Lora Tester, Beth Trotman, Theresa Wade, Marie Watson, Laura Zandall Colors: Green and White Jewel: Pearl, emerald and dii Founded: Longwood College Farmville, Virginia October 17, 1897 Philanthropy: Crippled Children ' s Hospital Richmond, VA A g£2 Robin Black, Beth Buchwall, Val Campbell, Pat Clayton, Lynne Davis, Cassandra Dearing, Mary Dillar, Beth Farris, Cathy Garrette, Theresa Godly, Kathy Gooche, Gayle Harris, Rose Hensley, Beth Hostoglis, Cindy Jones, Wanda Kirkland, Mary Kirkman, Carol Mcintosh, Rose McNeil, Debra Miller, Kathy Mitchell, Julie Newman, Shelia Parker, Lisa Powell, Kyna Racey, Linda Sandbougher, Janet Snapp, Penny Sreene, Susan Struder, Debra Wiedman, Lucinda Williams, Kim Wood, Diane Wright, Joanne Yeats 1 mm ■Hi Kendall Adams, Darryl Balderson, Doug Braig, Jim Cashwell, Nick Ciucci, Brian Cochran, Jeff Craghead, Jack Crickenberger, Kavid Crute, Toby Demsko, Jim Dubb, Brian Gomes, Penn Gorman, David Gott, Buster Haywood, Scott Heliman, T.C. Jones, Marty Kelly, Bruce Lendeman, D.J. Lindsey, Keith Lucas, Albert Lunsford, Scott Lyles, John Machen, Steve McAra, John McLaren, Bob Meeks, Mike Moone, Earl Moore, Keith Moore, Dale Rankin, Kavid Ritter, Chuck Rose, Kevin Ryman, Mike Salmon, Chauncey Sisco, Stone Smith, Ray Spillman, George Stonikinis, Dave Swago, Jack Thomas, David Wall, Ron Wheeler, Steve Whitten, Steve Yeaman. Little Sisters: Suzi Abe, Kathy Bowers, Lucy Derrickson, Edie Fletcher, Denise Hardie, Wanda Lloyd, Donna Nuckols, Annette Saunders, Barbara Stonikinis, Dawn Vass. Pi Kappa Ph Colors: Gold and white, royal I Flower: Red Rose Founded: Dec. 10, 1904 College of Charleston, S.C. Founded locally: Sept. 4, 1978 fc jHMAlJ WW Wsj §iQ,ma$appa 1979 Jlig 1950 Cathy Allen, Alice Bartlett, Dianne Bottoms, Pat Carnes, Cindy Clark, Karen Crawford, Cheryl Donovan, Karen Doss, Ann Gaither, Debbie Grigsby, Pam Hamilton, Susan Harris, Melanie Hudnall, Jayne Hutchens, Debbie Jochens, Jo Ann Johnson, Kelly Jones, Mary Kloc, Ronda Landis, Kim Lauterbach, Becky Lee, Michele Lewis, Linda Love, Sara Massie, Flora Middleton, Shelli Miller, Astrid Newman, Mary Pleasant, Janie Packett, Joyce Pool, Beth Roakes, Cindy Roakes, Gretchen Rowland, Jenny Selby, Jackie Sherrod, Beth Slater, Sara Smith, Jackie Steer, Mary Sturat, Susie Transue, Patia Truitt, Sherry Truitt, Pam White, LaDonna Wright, Anne Wynne. : Waferville, Maine Philanthropy: American F Salonica, Greece -- iBphHHI ■H Amy Bathurst, Karen Best, Lynda Coon. Jeanne Cumiskey, Deanne Deane, Jean Dyer, Jenny Ferguson, Liz Flagge, Melinda Goodloe Kathy McKmght, Ruth l AnnMcWitt, Beth Navin. Rhonda Powell, Jharon Raunswinder, Kathy Redman. Slvia Roberts, Coleen Russell, Sue Seaboen, Robyn Walker, Vicki Walker, Janet Young, Dr. Rita Howe (adviser) Joy Serine, Melinda Schoelley, Julia Tracy, Kate Trainor, Kim Vick Sigma Sigma Sigma Jewel: Pearl Flower: Purple Violet Symbol: Sailboat Founded: Longwood College Farmville, Virginia April 20, 1898 Philanthropy: Robbie Page Memorial Fund Kathi Agnew, Nancy Annis, Tammy Baker, Claudia Boggs, Debbie Campbell, Kim Cave, Katrina Christ, Betsy Clark, Alice Clay, Debbie Cosby, Sally Daniel, Marie Douillard, Denise Ehlers, Kathy Flannelly, Debbie Fulton, Dee Anne Hall, Judi Harrison, Anita Hed, Lisa Hedrick, Nancy Holsinger, Lou Howell, Tierney Hunt, Leigh Hunter, Sharon Janovich, Elaine Jones, Liz Jones, Abby McChesney Jettaka McGregor, Ann Maxey, Linda Meadows, Mich ' ele Milburn, Anne Niezgoda, Robin Peterson, Susan Pitt, Betty Pleasant, T.A. Poor, Venetia Raines, Jill Rupp, Nancy Schulz Stacey Smith, Ronda Snell, Lisa Snellings, Helen Strickland, Polly Swenson, Lisa Thomas, Mimi Tirambulo, Connie Turner, Davis Waller ' , Stephanie Wheeler, Laurie White, Cheryl Wilcox, Nancy Wilson, Anne Carol Wood, Ann Wright, Nancy Wright, Dolly Young, Kim Zachary and Jill Zeavin. Colore: Turquoise Blue and Steel Grey Flower: White Violet v — J e( j. Longwood College ch 15, 1898 thropy: National Associatic ' J J Citizens The walk to the chosen sororit r iijji II - CTWf Bill LeWarne (President), Elaine McDonald (Vice-President), Val Campbell (Secretary), Dale Roller (Treasurer), Pam Wagner (Oktoberfest Chairman), Marjorie Croxton (Publicity Chairman), Jan Bates, Tammy Bird, Alice Clay, Cindy Dumins, Marcia Gray, Donna Hughes, Charlie Mason, Bill McKaig, Cindy Morris, Debbie Northern, Cindy Poore, Lynn Plageman, Teresa Ware Advisors - Mrs. Nancy Shelton, Miss Terri Swann Geist In addition to keeping up Longwood ' s blue and white spirit, Geist is also in charge of the annual Bloodmobile Drive and Oktoberfest. Honors Council The purpose of the Honors Council is to en- courage students to take advantage of every lean- ing opportunity offered by Longwood. Vivian Anaerson John Chacos Michelle Smith Elaine McDonald Jan Murray indy Poore Val Campbell Scott Noonan Cheryl McKeen Karen Smith Peggy Roettger Alpha Lambda Delta Pat Abe Vivian Anderson Robin Andrews Margaret Binzer Jeanne Brantley Sheree Bryant Beth Conner Angela Cox Ken Devor Kim Diggs Mary DoTsett Robyn Goff Molly Handy Angela Loving Marc Lowry Pam Melton Sherri Miller Charna Moore Doona Moore Ellen Motley Deana Otwell Carol Parrish Cheryl Pring Theresa Ray Jeff Reynolds Donald Roland Michael Salmon Mildred Smith Joan Thorp Karen Via Susan Watford Kevin Williams Vicky Won g Alpha Lambda Delta is the local freshman honor- ary society founded in 1924. Beta Beta Beta The purpose of Beta Beta Beta Honor Society shall be to function as an honor and professional so- ciety for students of the biological sciences. John Chacos Peter Kauffman Delta Psi Kappa Jan Jennings Debi Kinzel Jean McLarion Cindy Morris Sharon Nicholson Dale Portnee Linda Pullen Robin Rowen Cindy Smith Maryjane Smith Pam Stewart Cindy Thomas Rosie Wallace Debbie Whetsell Sherry Will Rebecca Willaims Diane Yeatts Delta Psi Kappa is a na- tional professional frater- nity in health, physical education, and recreation. Kappa Delta Pi Tammy Bird Martha Boyd Robin Carter Alice Clay Betsy Cooper Sandy Haga Kathy Harris Donna Hughes Joan Humphries Diana Morris Jan Murray Rene Rowland Beth Sage Karen Shelton Mary B. Soles Rebecca Thompson Donna Todd Kim West The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi shall be to en- courage high professional, intellectual and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. Kappa Omicron Phi Kappa Omicron Phi is a national home economics honor society which was established at Longwood College on April 14, 1962. Lambda Iota Tau Lambda Iota Tau is an international honor soci- ety for outstanding achievements in language literature courses. Lychnos The purpose of Lychnos is to promote interest in science and mathematics. Beverly Harvey Kathy Holland Kathy Lance Cheryl McKeen Ann Moring Cindy Moss Tee Nguyen Viet Nguyen um Staples Keith Swandby Elizabeth Thompson Sherry Wiggins Juliana Worsham Robin Young Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi is a na- tional honor society which recognizes and encourages superior scholarship in all academic disciplines and many professional fields. Phi Mu Alpha Doug Blevins Lonnie Davidson Lloyd Dollins Nathaniel Eismann Mike Gould Dennis Helms John Hudson Rusty Hurley Chuck Lafferty Charlie Mason Bill McKaig Billy Nixon Scott Noonan Paul Perkins Andy Pittard Dale Roller Larry Smith Tom Sullivan Jack Tolbert Wilson Troxell The purpose of Phi Mu Alpha is to encourage and promote the highest stan- dards of creativity, perfor- mance, education, and re- search in music in Amer- ica. Pi Gamma Mu The purpose of Pi Gam- ma Mu is to improve scholarship in the social studies. Pi Mu Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon ' s pur- pose is to promote schol- arly activity in mathma- tics among students in academic institutions. Pi Omega Pi Pi Omega Pi is the na- tional honorary in busi- ness education. Sigma Alpha Iota Sigma Alpha Iota is an international music fre- ternity for women. Baptis Student Union President - Robin Black Missions - Betty Lou Smith Communications - Molly Handy Newsletter - Chris Vontsolos Enlistment - Anna Staley Witness - Debra Cunnigham Fellowship - Kathy Buck Food - Susan Adams Socials Retreats - Val Campbell Records - Robbin Mobley Barbara Word Correspondence - Kim Duncan Sonrise - Gina Garrett Hospitality - Tom Yarber Sarah Adams, Carol Atkins, Becky Bailey, Peggy Beebee, Michelle Boyd, Suzanne Bryant, Lisa Buchanan, Lynn Campbell, Alice Clay, Teresa Dawson, Donna Dix, Jane Edmonds, Michelle Elmore, June Fox, Donna Hughes, Jan Jennings, Kathy Lance, Tamara Nash, Cheryl Pring, Jeanne Reynolds, Karen Shelton, Roxanne Slaughter, Connie Spangler, Barbara Stent, Donna Todd, Carolyn Turner, Pam Wagner, Ann Syatt Campus Director - Michael Edwards Inter-Religious Council Annamaria Pencola - President Becky Counts - Vice-President Peggy Beebe - Secretary Mary Lou Storey - Treasurer Robin Black - Rep. Nancy Lewis - Rep. Joye Posey - Rep. Duke Rollins - Rep. Michelle Smith - Rep. Carolyn Turner - Rep. Joanna Vernon - Rep. Nancy Willard - Rep. Wesley Foundation Diane Davis - President Cheryl Adkins - Vice-President Kim Upshaw - Treasurer Alice Bryant - Hostess Peggy Beebe and Michelle Smith - Inter-Religious Council Cindy Christensen - Publicity Suzanne Day - Thursday Luncheons Mike Derflinger - Study Groups Doris Dodson - Deputations Betsy Duncan - Pianists Brenda Lewis - Socials Maria LeMaster - Visitation and Membership Julia Lewis - Projects Jody Gilbert and Mary Pleasant - Wesley Choir Jim Thomas - Sunday School Lisa Walker - Newspaper Campus Director - Melinda Ayres Westminister Fellowship Martha George Paul Gillespe Meg Goodloe Katrina Harlow Karen Hoffman Diane Javis Beth Joles Joan Kelarkis Lynn Kurtz Kelli LaTorraca Nancye Lewis Michelle Lewis Duke Rollins Millie Smith Judicial Board Chairman - Sally Lowe Vice-Chairman - Kathy Vannice Secretary - Brenda Coleman Investigators (College Violations) Debra Spencer Kim Fuhr Mitzi Mason Investigators (Honor Code Violoations - Ann Wyatt Caryn Driskill Chris Vontsolos Sara Hazelgrove Junior Representatives - Donna Bruce Frank Creasy Linda Paschall Sophomore Representatives - Cathy Reynolds Nancy Setzer Freshmen Representatives Pam Updike Judy Clement Suzanne Frailie Lisa Overby Mark Winn Advisers - Dr. James Helms Dr. Goeffrey Orth Miss Nancy Andrews Administrative Staff Members - Mr. Tom Nanzig Mr. Dave Suchanic Mrs. Elaine Jones Legislative Board Chairman - Tammy Bird Vice-Chairman - Cindy Dropeski Chairman of Orientation - Brenda Fettrow Corresponding Secretary - Christi Lewis Recording Secretary - Nancy Warren Treasurer - Sharon Harrup Senior Representatives - Debbie Northern Libby Bowman Susie Transue Janie Petty Junior Representative - Teri Davis Julie Dayton Donna Hughes Karen Lane Sophomore Representatives - Beth Waddell Vicki Mathewson Mary Slade Julia Combs Freshman Representatives - Cheryl Donovan Mary Cawthorne Day Student Representative - Patty Bowman Advisers - Dr. T.C. Dalton Dr. James Gussett Residence Board Chairman - Linda Wheeler Curry - (Upper) - Che ryl Pelkey Vice-Chairman - Bill Johnson (Lower) - Becki Bailey Secretary - Lisa Comer Frazer - (Upper) - Juliet Rose Fire Warden - Janice Johnson (Lower) - Bill Todd Investigators - Amy Wilson French - Tracy Rice Terry Keesee South Ruffner - Louise Nowlin Dorm Presidents - Stubbs - Sylvia Roberts South Cunningham - Roxanna Slaughter Tabb - Mary Milne North Cunningham - Jeanne Rey lolds Wheeler - Rebecca Nunez Main Cunningham - Bob Butler Advisers - Mr. Tom Nanzig Cox - Jay Poole Mr. George Stonikinis Federation Of Student Social Workers Tammv Trestrail - President Charna Moore Brends Bonucelli - Vice-President Jill Pearce Jane Froemel - Secretary Belinda Richards Janet Reynolds - Treasurer Donna Toney ! Nancy Willard Marty Kelly Ree Garrett Laurie Rubino Karen Cromwell Letha Moore Sharon Spiotta Valerie Ullrich Loretta Busby Mario Leal Becki Lee Longwood Players Neil Sawyer - President Rusty Hurley Kerry McCarthy - Vice-President Mike Lawson Elise McCarty - Secretary Marie LeMaster Cathy Carter, Buddy Bourne - Treasurer Vicky Mann Linda Wheeler, Lisa Swackhammer - Publicity Robert Marenick Nina Laffue - Technical Director Ginger Moss Jeanette Arnold Ann Omohundro Rita Barrow Dale Roller George Bennett Lissa Sandidge Caren Brosi Sandy Stabler Laura Carroll Judi Stanley Susan Clift Jeff Sledjesky Brenda Coleman Bonnie Thomas Chris Conner Cindy Thurman i Ross Conner Peter Tideman Randy Cook Pam Updike Frank Creasy Ann Via Paullett Daniel Kim Walker Suzanne Day Bonnie Wathall Mary Dillar Stuart Widdell Marie Douillard Robyn Wilder Shelley Gluse Diane Wright Katrina Harlow Advisors Melanie Hudnall Richard Gamble Genia Huff Patton Lockwood Lisa Hughes Douglas Young Karen Hughson Pre-Professionals Jeanette Arnold - President Sherri Miller Sharon Crim - Vice-President and Treasurer Tammy Newton Connie Spangler - Secretary Emily Ott Regina Anderson Cheryl Pring Teresa Dawson Jeanne Reynolds Diane Hutson Carole Robertson Nicole King Diane Smith Lori McKenzie Millie Smith Michelle Milburn Jane Waters R C u 1 g u b b y Frank Hiemroth Henry Bear Dave Pulwers John McClaren Jeff Wall Doug Curry Geoff White Chris Conner Ron Saunders Dave Funkhouser Rick Henshaw John Todd Tim Shepley Rob Zirpoli Rick Bright Ron Gallihugh David Sawyer Joe Schork - Scrums Scott Cunningham Ross Conner Beef White T.C. Jones IV Kevin Brandon Guy Deladurantaye Tom Larus Gary Cunningham Tom Moore Reserved Officers ' Training Corp ROTC students receive instructions during a training session. A pathfinder field excursion during the fall. The ROTC program involves more than just training and military practices. Student Union Even Mr. Dent has to get in line for an autograph from the grea Count Basie. S-UN workers take a break from a busy concert. John Aranzo, George Bennett, Buddy Bourne, Susan Bryant, Margi Carlin, Shannon Chambers, Marjorie Croxton, Cindy Dean, Robin Demsko, Kien Dolinh, Maurice Franck, Martha George, Mark Getz. Sheila Gollhardt, Kip Grady, Snadi Harman, Mary Beth Ibanez, Beth Joles, Ken Jones! Chris Koman, Mike Laffoon, Bill LeWarne, John McLaren David Mitchell, Connie Myers, T Ngyuen, Janie Petty, Larry Pilon, Mary Purdham! Larry Richardson, Jerry Richman, Steven Rogers, Duke Rollins, Melissa Sager, Marv Shields, Karen Siceloff, Michelle Smith Debra Spencer Sandi Stabler, Terri Stuart, Wendy Sublett, David Wall. Carla Wimmer. The Catalinas Ms. Andrews (coach), Susie Transue (President), Pam Mayo (Vice-President), Debbie Harrison (Secretary), Elise McCarty (Treasurer), Lynne Swan (Historian), Susan Anstey, Bonnie Brightwell, Denise Goodie, Susan Harris, Trish King, Beth Licari, Judy Luck, Melissa Sager, Marcy Sheppard, Chris Tullington, Frances Vauloukis, Carol Boyers, Carol Monninger, Susan Hall The Catalinas perform their Gone with the Wind routine. The aquatic grace of Susie Transue Business Club Therapeutic Recreation Gyre Pam Bowden, Cindy Carter, Lisa Cumbey, Cindy Cumins, Michelle Smith, Allison Swann Who ' s Who Jan Bates, Libby Bowman, Cindy Bird, Alice Clay, Cindy Cumins, Elaine Dempsey, Donna Hasky, John Hudson, Charlie Mason, Bill McKaig, Teresa McLawhorn, Keith Moore, Cindy Morris, Debbie Northern, Wanda Peterson, Andy Pittard, Lynn Plagman, Karen Shelton, Teresa Ware, Ann Wyatt The Rotunda Editor-in-chief: Melody Crawley Managing Editor: Dave Gates Photography Editor: Jackie Steer Staff: Debbie Northern, Chuck Cole, Jody Gil- bert, Tom Cole, Barbara Baker, Frank Creasy, George Bennett, Debbie Cunning- ham, Doug Strobel, Mark Sloan, Bill LeWarne, Beth Parrot, Robyn Black, Robin Reynolds, Jul Morton, Lisa Spencer, Linda Paschall, Mindy Hirsh, Cheryl Wilcox, Susie Crawford Melody Crawley on another adventurous photography expedition. Dave Gates always manages to have a smile to keep the staff from despair. Reporter Debhie Northern gets another aricle written before the deadline. Dedication! Hard Work!! Reward? We, the Virginian, are mighty proud of the long hard hours that were put into the publication of this book. We ' ve tried to capture as many different aspects of school life so that many years after you graduate, you can look back on this book and recognize faces of friends that you may have lost contact with and then again memories of that dreaded math class, the empty mailbox and that memorable party at Hampden-Sydney. This year ' s staff however has many feelings about this book, some of which should not be expressed. Many of our original staff decided to give way to other leisure activities that allowed more time for studies or for parties. But those of us who met the challenge presented came through with pages that we drew up and many that we took our own pictures for. We can see our leisure time published into pages filled with copy writing, headlines, pictures and captions. There are many that feel that a yearbook is a presto job to be completed in a matter of months. But the staff that stayed during the summer once everyone had packed away their last textbook were the same ones that enjoyed the production of their work. But it is in out hopes that our hard work and dedication has paid off in a collection of memories for every student at Longwood. Co-editor Kim Lauterbach busy at Quick! wails Brenda Coleman, Help me think of a cute caption. 1979-80 Virginian Staff Co-Editors: Kim Lauterbach Brenda Coleman Advisor: IB. Dent Business Manager: Carol Monninger Staff Artist: Katrina Harlowe Section Editors: Faculty - Jane Froemel Sports - Dan DeVor Janice (J.J.) Johnson Faces - Nancy Setzer Staff: Student Life - Susan Watford Clubs and Organizations - Donna Dix Photographers: Diane Smith Karen Hughson Karen Crawford Jane Froemel 1 - in, jx ■ V Yearbook workers and advisor I.B. Dent listen to Josten ' s representative Joe Hamrick give instructions on page design. In Memoriam We the staff of the Virgin- ian would like to give a belat- ed thanks to the late Joe Hamrick. Without his help, in previous years and much of this one, the Virginian would lack much of it ' s artis- tic design. He will be missed, not just as Longwood ' s repre- sentative from the Josten ' s American Yearbook, Co., but especially as a friend. Special Thanks To: Jean Doss Josten American Yearbook Co. Sports Information Director - Hoke Currie Photographers - Jul Morton (LC Sports Info. staff) Lenox Studios Jim O ' Hara (Farmville Herald) Melody Crawley Extra Special Thanks and Love to Barbara Stonikinis The Virginian ' s loyal friend and adv I.B. Dent. Photographer Jul Morton shares a laugh with the late Joe Hamrick and Mr. Dent at the yearbook picnic in the fall. Yearbook co-editor Brenda Colema among all the work. Kim Lauterbach helps sports editor Dan DeVor with a layout. SPORTS Our Special Athletes On May 2, 1980 five Longwood students departed Farmville to participate in the Mid-Atlantic Wheelchair Games held in Fishersville at the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center and at James Madison University. Debra Spencer, whose disability is the result of spinal meningitis, and William Frazier, whose disability is the result of an automobile accident, became the first college team from Virginia to participate in these competitions. Both athletes had hopes of meeting the qualifying standards set by the National Wheelchair Athletic Association for participation in the National Wheelchair Games which were held in Illinois from May 28 - June 2, 1980. In the Regional Games, Bill took 1st place, javelin; 2nd place, discuss; 4th place, 100 meter push; 5th place; 200 meter push; and 5th place, 800 meter push. Debra finished 2nd in discuss; 1st. 100 meter front freestyle swimming; 1st. 100 meter back freestyle; 1st, 400 meter distance freestyle; and 2nd, 50 meter butterfly. Debra qualified for the Nationals and took 1st place, 50 meter buterfly; 2nd, 100 meter front freestyle; 2nd, 400 meter distance freestyle; and 4th, 100 meter back freestyle. We are proud of these two athletes. Bill Frazier in the discuss throwing competition. Representing Longwood are Debra Spencer, team coach Frank Brasile, Bill Frazier, tant coaches Kim Caldwell, Debbie Harrison, and Cindy Christensen. 1979-80 Cheerleaders Carol Robertson Angel Thacker Carolyn Sculley Lisa Swakhammer Christy Gurley Dianne Thomas Lady Golfers: State Champs Practice on e Longwood Golf Course really paid off this season as the Lancers became the 1979-80 VAIAW State Champions. Coached by the ighly recognized Dr. Barbara Smith, an established player and coach, the team rose to victory through hard work and dedication. Newcomers Janet Kelly, Robin Andrews and Sharon Gilmore displayed their skills as they contributed their share of Lancer points over the year. Junior Kay Smith took the Individual State Championship, while Robin Andrews won the one- day State Open Championship. This season ' s title marks the sixth time that Dr. Smith has taken a Lancer team to the state tournament and returned with the championship. With senior Janet Clements the only player not returning, next year ' s outlook is a bright one. Individual State Champion. Kay Smith Beth Waddell hits a shot from out of the woods Robin Andrews, State Open Winner Janet Clements Debra Hood Beth Waddell Robin Andrews Kay Smith Margaret Anderson Janet Kelly Sharon Gilmore Coach: Dr. Barbara Smith Juniors Dayton, Davis Blend For L.C. Hockey Hockey sticks and hockey shoes. Let ' s give our opponents the hockey blues! Although this was the battle cry of the Lady Lancers, they faced their share of the blues. This year ' s varsity and junior varsity teams both put up well-played struggles against some tough opponents. Highlights of the season included playing teams from Ohio State, Purdue University, and Dennison University at an Ohio State tournament, and the annual Longwood Invitational Tournament. Varsity captain Julie Dayton led the Lancer offense with seven season goals. Goalie Teri Davis played great defense with an outstanding 158 saves. These performances, along with consistently good team play, led the Lady Lancers through a rough, but not totally unsuccessful season with a 3-11-1 record. The junior varsity team, led by captain Debbie Northern, came away with a 4-1-3 record, their only loss being at the hands of William and Mary. Jeanne Wakelyn led all scores with six season goals. Lori Garber did a great job in the cage to a winning season. (top right) Varsity team members: 1st row - Mary Milne, Wanda Peterson, Cherie Stevens, Teri Davis, Chris Mayer, Teresa Ware. 2nd row • Debi Kinzel, Cindy Dropeski, Kim Furbee, Joan Matson, Kim Garber, Betty Stanley, Julie Dayton, (above) Team members enjoy a little refreshment before re-entering the game, (center right) Joan Matson skillfully stops the ball, (right) Teri Davis has a moment of thought before the game. (above) Wanda Peterson gets to the ball before her opponent, (top right) The team takes a time-out for discussion of some strategy, (right center) Janet Long faces an opponent, (below left) Junior Varsity team members: 1st row - Jeannie Wakelyn, Melinda A llman, Debbie Northern, Betty Jo ' Casey, Mary King, Karen Kilmer, Jackie Steer. 2nd row - Kim Fuhr, Lori Garber, Janet Long, Deborah Cosby, Kathy Devine, Kim Wood Mary Holup, Barbara Bucker, Doreen Shuffler, (below right) Coach Harris silently watches the progress of a game. Mens Basketball Comes Alive At Longwood!!! The Longwood College basketball season was delightful for everyone. It was an experience for the young players, and a memory for the older players. The season got off to a good start by captur- ing the first annual Longwood Classic Invita- tional. The early part of the season was swee- tened when the Lancers downed St. Paul Col- lege in a hard fought battle. The players real- ized that hard work was necessary to reach the goal that they had set for themselves; the NCAA Finals. Togetherness, both on and off the court, was a major factor in the teams success. With this togetherness, the Lancers won twelve straight games before losing their first and only game of the regular season to Salem College, 76-75. This was a tough defeat for the team, but also a motivating one. The squad was determined not to lose again. As the numbers in the win column continued to grow, the team ' s concentration started to slip. Mistakes and mental lapses were causing some games to be closer than they should have been. Coach Bash realized this and took steps, during the games as well as in practice, to sharpen the squad ' s play. The score began to reflect the success of hisactions. With a crushing victory over the University of D.C., Longwood finished the regular season with the best record in Division III, 25-1. The Lancers were ready for post season play, but had to await the phone call that would give them the opportunity. Finally, the bid came thru from the NCAA, and the team was off to Worcester, Mass. for the Northeast regionals. The hard work and dedication payed off as the Lancers swept the Regionals and moved on to the Quarterfinals. Hampden-Sydney was the sight, as Longwood played host to Potsdam State. With the largest home crowd ever behind them, the Lancers rolled over Potsdam, 78- 61, earning a berth in the NCAA Division III Semifinals. Against defending champ North Park, the Lancers were a decided underdog. It went down to the wire, but it was not to be, as the team fell, 57-55. A couple questionable calls at the end, both going against Longwood, marred a well played and exciting game. North Park went on to take the championship. The loss to North Park took something out of the squad, and they were unable to get up for the consolation game with Wittenberg College. In overtime, the Lancers again fell, 48-47. A very successful season had come to a close. It ended on something of a down note, but the goal that the team had set for itself at the beginning of the season was met. When the Lancers first arrived at the Championship Tournament, everyone had asked, What ' s a Longwood? When they left, everyone knew exactly what Longwood was; one hech of a good basketball game. NCAA 1979-80 Mens Basketball Team: Ken Ford, Joe Remar, Shack Leonard, Ron Orr, Randy Johnson, Thomas Alston, Mike Wills, Larry Meyer, Kevin Newton, Darrell Jenkins, Jim Sixsmith, Joe Goydish, Orlando Turner, Bryon Braeey. Ford, Leonard, Remar Three Reasons Lancer Fans Were Treated To A 28-3 Record. Newly chosen All-American Ken Ford, a native of North Carolina, proved himself a superior player offensively and defensively as well. Super-quick and super-assertive playmaker shack Leonard led Lancer offense with amazingly accurate passes and exceptional speed on the fast break. Joe Remar, one of Longwoods most aggresive atheltes, provided the finishing touch in the Lancer trio. He displayed outstanding accuracy from the floor as he finished second behind Ken Ford in points scored. Rebuilding Year For Lady Cagers Ending with a 5-8 conference record, 10-17 overall, the 1979-80 season proved to be a rebuilding year for the ladies, and a learning experience for both players and coaches alike. New assistant coach Jane Miller, as well as several freshman had the task of getting to know each other personally, as well as becoming familiar with each others playing styles. A highlight of the season was the road trip to Florida during Christmas break. This trip proved to be a rather refreshing experience for all concerned. Between games, the Lancer squad journeyed to Disney World, Sea World, and enjoyed several scenic spots along the way. Maryjane Smith had an excellent year; ranked among VAIAW Division II leaders in scoring, field goal percentage and free throw percentage. Co- Captain Brenda Fettrow was invited to Colorado to compete for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. Freshman Deb Taylor handles the ball against Virginia Tech. Senior point guard Lori Grimm, a Northern Virginia native, lets loose a shot against Liberty Baptist. No. Name Pos. 21 Cindy Eckel F 12 Theresa Ferrante F 23 Brenda Fettrow G 44 Amy Gates P 31 Robyn Goff G 24 Lori Grimm G 11 Kitty Hughes F 32 Robin Hungate F 25 Patty Lia F 14 Connie Murray G 45 Sue Naughton P 30 Linda Pullen F 34 Chris Romeo G 43 Karen Savarese P 35 Maryjane Smith F 22 DebTaylor G Head Coach: Carolyn Hodges Asst. Coach: Jane Miller Managers: Sandi Cram Beverly Harris Trainers: Winona Bayne Robin Rower ' ) I «, High scorer Maryjane Smith, a native of Appomattox, Virginia, ended her 4 years of Lancer Basketball a leader in the VAIAW Division II rankings. In addition, she broke a personnal scoring mark of 1000 career points while at Longwood. iff . m I I , JL dL - Putting For The Fun Of It Following a strong finish in the 1979 season, hopes were high for the 1980 year. Unfortunately, things did not go as anticipated, as the team recorded a disappointing 4-10 record. Individually, Tim White enjoyed a fine season finishing second in the college division of the VSIG Tournament and qualified for the NCAA Division III Nationals. Tim White tees off. (right) Tim watches as Robert puts it in the cup. (left) The follow through of Robert Boyd (belo Tim White David Yerkes Robert Boyd Scott Taylor Charles Lineberry Chris Herring Lloyd Edwards Kimball Critzen Paul Parker Rob Lane Coach: D. Williamson Malcolm Main Lancer Netters Take Fourth In State Tourney The Lady Lancers volleyball team finished the 1979- 80 season with a 5-0 conference record and a 15-9 state record. Closing with a fourth place win the the VAIAW State Tournament, Lancer co-captains Meg Cook and Cindy Thomas were named as All- Tournament players. Under the direction of Coach Carolyn Callaway and led by seniors Cook, Thomas and Rhonda Woody, the Lady Lancers entertained an often filled Her Gymnasium with their speed and aggressiveness while competing against some of Virginia ' s best volleyball teams. With this year ' s addition of several freshmen and transfers, Lancer fans can look forward to a more experienced team in the fall of 1980. Going in for the save! The Lady Lancer volleyball team of 1979-80 included: (kneeling) - Senior captains Meg Cook and Cindy Thomas: (1st row) - Lynne Stitt, Elaine Olay, Kathy Gunner, Sherry Will, Connie Murray, Julie Petefish. (2nd row) - Mana ger Lynne Johnson, Rhonda Woody, Fran Osmer, Madeline Moose, Robin Hungate, manager Vicky Nesbit, and Coach Carolyn Callaway. Elaine Olay keeps the play alive. Sophomore Connie Murray sets the ball for a score. Robin Hungate has a difficult time getting the ball back on the opponent ' s side. Tennis Team Looks To Future ■■■S- 1 It was a young Lancer squad that took to the courts this past season. With 3 freshman and 3 sophomores, coach Phyllis Harriss was faced with the task of building skills and developing the inner drive required for college tennis. Overall, the team showed a light improvement finishing 8-6 over the regular season and seventh in the VITTW tournament, Doris Keys was the consolation winner at No. 3. The outlook for next season is good. The experience gained over the course of this year should have formed a strong base to build upon. Nancy Leidenheimer Christie Lewis Doris Keys Kim Deihl Stephanie Ibanex Margie Quarles Amy Wilson Connie Scouris Dawn Sealey Coach: Phyllis Harriss Pillow And Lancer Gymnastics Squad Receive Honors Karen Mazzonna Robbie Hanger Sheila Gould Sharon Pillow Margie Fanton Donna Barger Jean Powers Coach: Ruth Budd Margi Janger Managers: Kathy Idelson Faith Brewer Barbara Jolly Patti Twyman When the season ended, Coach Ruth Budd could look back and smile. It was an outstanding year for the gymnastics team, a year of major accomplishments. Led by freshman Sharon Pillow and returning All American Kathy Idelson, the 1978-79 season saw the ladies double their team average, smash numerous school records, and defeat James Madsison for the first time in the school ' s history. In her first year, Sharon Pillow shattered numerous individual school records. The Richmond native became the first Lancer gymnast to win the all-around competition in both state and regional meets. At the AIAW Division II National Championships, Sharon finished 12th in both the all-around and vaulting competetion, while team mate Kathy Idelson finished 22nd in the all-around. As a team, the Lancers finished second in both the VAIAW State Meet and Division II Regionals, The state meet saw Sharon win the vault and uneven bars in addition to the all-around setting a state record in the vault. Coach Budd can only be optimistic about the coming year. With the entire squad returning, the addition of several promising newcomers and the improved facilities offered by the new gym, the prospects are nothing but bright. a Tea For Two Comes To Longwood Kathy Chase on her mount. The Longwood Riding Team had a very eventful season. Tea for Two, a lovely thoroughbred, was donated to the college for the use of the team, and on March 20th, Longwood co-hosted their first Intercollegiate Horse Show with Mary Washington College. Over the course of the season, the team won over 60 ribbons and had one rider, Shannon Chambers, qualify for Player of the Week. Longwood sent four riders to the VAIAW State Riding Championships at Sweet Briar College. Kathy Chase was in the top 25 in both the Cross- country and Stadium Jumping events. In the Dressage event, Kathy Redmon finished in the top 25 competitors. In addition, Kathy Redmon and Erika Cristea qualified for the Region IV Intercollegiate Horse Show held at Southern Seminary. Erika took 4th place in both the Walk-trot-canter semi-finals and finals. Kathy Redmon Kathy Chase Shannon Chambers Robyn Walker Janet Young Erika Cristea Karla Weber Mary Ball Coach: Mary Whitlock Averett K. Redmon 4th K. Chase 4th S. Chambers 5th M. Ball 6th L. Fields 1st J. Young 4th RMWC - K. Redmon 5th Lynchburg 5th Chambers 3rd K. Chase 6th E. Cristea 1st K. Weber 6th J. Young 5th Hollins K. Redmon 5th 5th K. Chase 4th 4th S. Chambers 5th 5th R. Walker 5th 6th E. Cristea 2nd M. Ball 6th K. Weber 3rd J. Young 4th JMU and S. Chambers 1st MB 6th K. Redmon 5th 3rd K. Chase 4th R. Walker 3rd L. Fields 6th SB and K. Redmon 5th H-S 5th S. Chambers 6th 5th K. Chase 3rd E. Cristea 3rd M. Ball 6th J. Young 2nd VIRGINIA S. Chambers 1st R. Walker 6th J. Young 5th LC-MW K. Redmon 1st 3rd R. Walker 2nd 5th K. Chase 6th M. Ball 2nd E. Cristea 4th J. Young 5th Southern K. Chase 2nd Seminary M. Ball 1st K. Weber 2nd J. Young 5th Va. K. Chase 3rd Intermont 6th S. Chambers 3rd J. Young 6th E. Cristea 2nd Novice on the flat Advanced walk-trot-canter Beginner walk-trot-canter Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Novice over fences Advanced walk-trot-canter Beginner walk-trot-canter Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Novice over fences Advanced walk-trot-canter Beginner walk-trot-canter Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Advanced walk-trot-canter Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice over fences Advanced walk-trot- canter Beginner walk-trot-canter Novice over fences Advanced walk- trot-canter Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Novice over fences Advanced walk-trot-canter Novice on the flat Advanced walk-trot-canter Novice on the flat Novice over fences Novice on the flat Advances walk-trot-canter Longwood Wrestling Looks For Experience Next Season Bobby Hulsey Aubrey Hoffman Mike Quick Terry Howell Roy Carswell Bill Clink Steve Shennett Ed Russell Tom Boiling Bob Carlin Mark Segal Tim Meyers Chuck Meeks Gary Ferris Ken Gebbie Kurt Coffield (not pictured) Coach: Nelson Neal captains In only their second year of competition, the Longwood grapplers suffered through a dismal 1-11 season. As was the case in their first season, inexperience was the key factor. Individually, in the Washington and Lee Invitational Tournament, Steve Shennett finished third in the 150 lb. weight class and Mark Segal finished fourth at 126 lbs. It ' s hoped that next years squad, with two full seasons under their belts, will enjoy greater success. Outfielder Eddie Burnett avoids being tagged out at home plate again9t Eastern Mennonite. ' 4- - ' -.A Under second year coach Buddy Bolding, the 1980 Lancers enjoyed their most successful season yet, finishing with 19 wins against 11 losses. Highlighted by wins over Division I opponents Virginia and VMI, and a sweep of the season series with arch-rival Hampden- Sydney, the season also featured many outstanding individual performances. Doug Toombs lead the NCAA Division III stats with an amazing .565 batting average and had a team high 52 hits and 33 RBI ' s. John Crosby hit a fine .375 and lead the nation in stolen bases with 62 thefts in 67 attempts. At the plate, Jim Thacker, Denny Ulrey and Price Beville enjoyed excellent seasons with Bruce Morgan contributing 23 steals on the base paths. Solid performances by David Mitchell (5-1) and Mickey Roberts (5-1, 3.08 ERA) anchored an improved pitching staff. Roberts recorded Longwood ' s first no-hitter against Houghton. Good efforts were also contributed by Billy Wells and newcomer Richard Vaught (55 strike-outs). With a solid returning nucleus to build upon, instilled with the spirit of Lancermania, the 1981 Lancers look forward to an even better season. NO. NAME POS. 18 Price Beville ss 21 Mike Boychuck p 5 Eddie Burnette LF 7 Larry Cromer IB 3 John Crosby CF 9 Dan DeVor IB 14 Barry Gordon C 20 Charles Hagar P 24 Charles Harper P 12 Mike Henry P 2 Tim Kendrick C 19 Tim Lowery 3B 1 David Mitchell P 8 Bruce Morgan LF 11 Kenny Reynolds OF 23 Mickey Roberts P 10 David Rumburg 2B 4 Jim Thacker RF 15 Doug Toombs DH 17 Denny Ulrey 3B 22 Richard Vaught P 25 Bill Wells Tri-Captains P I Doug Toombs scores on a close play at the plate. Womens Lacrosse Takes 5th In State . . . The members of the 1980 1st team were (left to right) Coach Jane Miller, Chris Mayer, Suzanne Ash, Kim Kuhr, Debbie Cosby, Karen Kilmer, (seated) Jo Ann Jacobs, Denise Snader, Debbie Northern, Kim Wood, Sherry Will, (Mgr.) Mary Slade. (front row) Mary Milne, Sharon Payne, Terri Davis, Julie Dayton, Cindy Dropeski, Kim Garber. Longwood ' s Lacrosse teams were coached by newcomer, Mrs. Jane Miller, a native of Boston, Massachussetts. Miller has experience as a U.S. team Lacrosse player and as a . She also is assistant womens basketball coach to the Lady Lancers. Coach Miller was very pleased with the extremely repectable record the first team recieved. Taking fifth in states after losing to Bridgewater and coming back to beat Randolph Macon Womens College and playing an excellent game against University of Richmond. Longwood was represented a well as a Division II school. Placed as the state selecting team were: Julie Dayton, Terri Davis, Kim Garber, Cindy Dropeski, Debbie Crosby, and Denise Snader. Coach Miller has hopes of a stronger more experienced team next season. Terri Davis and Julie Dayton were team captains. Place 6 Members On State Selection Team!! 9 e Lancer 2nd team consisted of (left to right) Coach Jane Miller, Joyce Ray, Karen Kilmer, Debbie Northern, Jo Ann Jacobs, Sharon Payne, Janice (J. Jay) Johnson, (seated) Laurie Garber, Barb Greer, Lydia Rice, Robbie Hangar, Barbara Casey, and Mary Slade. (front row) Susan Towler, Kay Schmidt, Mindy Allman, May King, Pamela Putney and Jeanne Wakelyn. Lancer 2nd team had a very nice record of 5-1 in their conference. Consisting mostly of beginners, most of the season was spent on pushing newly learned basics. Coach Miller praised 2nd team and stated that she was pleased with this seasons progress. Throughout the Lancer season, Lancer Lacrosse teams would end their huddle with a shout of It ' s Miller time. This not-so-original cheer brought looks of inquiry from visiting teams as well as cheers from Lancer fans. Longwood ' s next Lacrosse season will have some changes in competetion with the trend towards schools closer to our division. Lancer first and second teams are looking forward to a great season in 81. It will be then be Miller Time all over again. Nobody knew what to expect from the Longwood College Soccer team this year. Head Coach, Rick Pasipanko was in his first year of coaching the Lancers, and had to overcome a 0-14 season the previous year. After facing nationally-ranked Averett College in their season opener, the hooters won their first game in years by defeating Christopher Newport College 2-1. The Lancers major problem this year was their inexperience. It ' s not easy to put a team together in the amount of time we had. We had some fair talent, but when you play 8-9 freshman you are going to be inconsistent and make mistakes. However, the improvement we made as far as a team from the start of the season was just tremendous! said Pasipanko. The 4-10-1 record by the Lancers is very misleading at first glance. Taking, into consideration their tough schedule of many Division I, II and NAIA schools, the team lost six games by one goal. In many ways the season can be summed up as a close but no cigar affair. The Lancers also encountered strong competetion from nationally ranked Randolph- Macon College and Averett College, in addition to NAIA power Atlantic Christian College. During this time the team and the entire college community suffered a major setback with the death of teammate Steve Nelson. Longwood did not lack stars. Selected to play in the Virginia All-Star Games were Joe Parker, and Gustavo Leal. In addition, Parker became the first player in Longwood history to make the All- Virginia Association Team. Although this year ' s team recorded the most wins ever, Coach Pasipanko says, you ain ' t seen nothing yet. With all key players returning, and a full year of recruiting, the Longwood Lancers should have a proud program in future years. Booters Feature Newcomers 1979-80 Lancer Soccer Team - front row: Mike Lewis, Harry Runkle, Gustavo Leal, Dave Yerkes (captain), Joe Parker, James Hamlin, John Faddis, Frank Creasy, Ken Gebbie, Mario Leal, back row: Roy Adkins, Steve Nelson, Brian Cochran, Mike McGreehan, John Lowe, Frank Heimorth, Jerry Gilleland, Todd Stebbing, Mike Kerrigan, Paul Robertson, Robert Fisher, Robert Welsh, Rich Posipanko. Not pictured: Sherif Beshai and Dave McMaster. %$Mi f I .fV ' m r, r, Men ' s Sports: 1979-80 Results Soccer: 4-10-1 LC Opponent Averett 6 2 Christopher-Newport 1 1 Roanoke 2 1 Radford Randolph-Macon 7 5 Greensboro 2 Virginia Wesleyan 2 Atlantic Christian 6 1 NC Wesleyan 1 UNC-Greensboro 1 1 Virginia Commonwealth 1 George Mason 2 Mary Washington 1 1 Richmond 4 Hampden-Sydney 1 Wrestling: 1-11 LC Opponent Richmond 56 3 Lynchburg 50 6 Washington and Lee 49 3 Hampden-Sydney 49 30 Virginia Union 27 6 Elon 53 18 Newport News 39 3 Montgomery 51 Chowan 51 19 Hampden-Sydney 35 6 Richmond 49 Lynchburg 60 Washington and Lee Invitational: 7th place Golf: 4-10 LC Opponent 316 Averett 352 422 Randolph-Macon 417 Mary Washington 496 414 Washington and Lee 394 VMI 399 315 Hampden-Sydney 299 Averett 354 310 Mary Washington 419 349 Roanoke 310 398 Washington and Lee 369 Lynchburg 377 Hampden-Sydney 387 Ferrum 393 Randolph-Macon 395 William Mary Kingsmill Spring Tournament: Longwood 15th VSIG Tournament: Longwood 4th in College Div. 11th overall Baseball: 19-11 LC Opponent Richmond 10 Richmond 15 11 Hampden-Sydney 5 10 Washington and Lee 3 8 King 9 6 King 3 8 Virginia 10 5 NC Methodist 14 8 Eastern Mennonite 1 4 Eastern Mennonite 2 4 Norfolk State 7 9 Norfolk State 2 4 Duke 5 15 Houghton 3 Lynchburg 4 13 12 Virginia 12 Bristol 1 18 Bristol 8 3 Lynchburg 4 26 St. Mary ' s 6 11 St. Mary ' s 1 12 Gallaudet 6 15 Gallaudet 2 17 Hampden-Sydney 10 7 Bowie State 1 Bowie State 2 17 St. Pauls 1 7 St. Pauls 1 7 St. Pauls 7 VMI 9 10 VMI 4 Basketball: 28-3 LC Opponent 107 Gallaudet 70 (1) 61 Stoney Brook 53 (1) 82 Shenandoah 61 88 Mary Washington 74 91 St. Paul ' s 85 60 Emory and Henry 57 90 Bridgewater 68 121 Southeastern (FL) 84 81 Webber (FL) 67 74 Mary Washington 53 51 Bowie State 33 60 Greensboro 45 75 Salem (WV) 76 58 Averett 53 75 Suny-Maritime 62 (2) 71 Manhattanville 54 (2) 76 St. Mary ' s 71 69 Bridgewater 51 118 Southeastern (DC) 85 72 John Jay 49 96 Queens 83 57 Southeastern (DC) 54 97 Shenandoah 73 33 Greensboro 30 85 Emory and Henry 67 95 University of DC 66 (1) Longwood Invitational Classic (2) Manhattanville Alumni Tournament NCAA Division III Playoffs 73 Framingham State 63 70 Clark University 60 (NE Regionals) 78 Potsdam State 61 (NE Quarterfinals) 55 North Park 57 (Semifinals) 47 Wittenberg 48 (Consolation) Women ' s Sports: 1979-80 Results Golf Tournament Results Longwood Invitational 3rd Appalachian State Invitational 10th James Madison Quadrangular 3rd Mary Baldwin Invitational 1st Duke University Invitational 7th VAIAW State Championship 1st Lady Tar Heel Invitational 18th Duke Spring Invitational 10th William and Mary Invitational 1st Sweet Briar Invitational 2nd Lady Kat Invitational 12th Marchall Invitational 8th Field Hockey: 3-11-3 LC Opponent Lynchburg 2 Virginia 4 2 Appalachiam State KD 1 Maryland 2(1) 1 Richmond 1 1 William and Mary 8 Ohio State 5 Purdue 2 1 Old Dominion 2 2 Bridgewater 2 Duke 3 1 Virginia Tech 2 1 James Madison 2 2 Virginia Commonwealth Mary Washington Virginia Tech 2(2) Old Dominion 1 (2) (1) Longwood Invitational (2) VAIAW State Division I Tournament Gymnastics: 8-1 LC Opponent 123.20 Western Carolina 101.90 117.00 Duke 125.90 Furman 96.80 126.00 Maryland Balti more Co. 109.35 117.15 East Carolina 114.7 Western Carolina 99.20 124.60 James Madison 114.70 128.05 Virginia Tech 108.90 122.85 Radford 118.25 Georgia College Invitation: Longwood Second 113.80 VAIAW State Meet: Longwood Second 126.00 AIAW Division II Regional: Longwood Second 126.85 Lacrosse: 6-9 LC Opponent 3 William and Mary 24 2 Mary Washington 11 14 Randolph Macon Women ' s College 5 3 Virginia 11 10 Hollins 21 10 Richmond 11 11 Roanoke 6 8 Bridgewater 7 8 Lynchburg 6 5 James Madison 11 5 Bridgewater 10(1) 13 Randolph Macon Women ' s College 4 (1) 10 Richmond 5 (1) 11 Loyola Baltimore 15 (2) 7 Hollins 9(2) (1) VSWLA State Tournament (2) USWLA Div. II Championship Basketball: 11-19 LC Opponent 76 Christopher-Newport 58 38 Virginia 69 68 Hampton Institute 52 69 Norfolk State 65 55 William and Mary 68 64 Charleston (WV) 72 85 UNC-Greensboro 68 57 Bethune-Cookman 66 57 Central Florida 71 74 Eckerd 47 68 Davis and Elkins 69 55 Bridgewater 59 55 James Madison 68 61 59 Liberty Baptist 63 Radford 81 87 Richmond 57 55 Virginia Commonwealth 73 56 Virginia State 54 48 inthrop 53 72 •Appalachian State 77 57 USC-Spartanburg 68 82 George Mason 59 58 Virginia Tech 75 79 St. Mary ' s 56 79 Liberty Baptist 63 44 University of D.C. 66 54 Catholic 70 53 Hampton Institute 51 55 ••Radford 68 49 ••William and Mary 78 Winthrop ' . Invitational Tournament VAIAW Div. II Tournament (4th place) Volleyball: 16-19 Scores denotes games won LC Opponent 2 RM Women ' s College 1 1 Liberty Baptist 2 Catonsville CC 2 (1) 2 Hood CC 0(1) Gallaudet 2 (1) William and Mary 2 (1) 2 Bridgewater 1 2 Hampton Institute 2 Ferrum Radford 2 (2) Maryville 2 (2) James Madison JV 2 2 Hollins East Carolina 2(3) 1 NC Central 2 (3) Winthrop 2(3) Kentucky State 2(3) Wake Forest 2(3) 2 Hampton Institute William and Mary 2 2 Christopher Newport 1 Louisburg 2 2 Eastern Mennonite 2 Virginia 1 1 Lynchburg 2 2 Roanoke 2 Mary Washington 1 Louisburg 2 UNC-Greensboro 2 2 Hollins (4) 2 Eastern Mennonite 1 (4) 2 Roanoke (4) 2 Lynchburg 1 (4) Mary Washington 2 (4) Emory and Henry 2 (4) (1) George Mason Invitational (2) Emory and Henry Invitational (3) East Carolina Invitational (4) VAIAW Division III State Tournament Tennis: 8-6 LC Opponent 7 Lynchburg 2 9 Averett 9 Southern Seminary 2 James Madison 7 7 Hollins 2 6 RM Woman ' s College 3 2 Virginia Commonwealth 7 5 Christopher Newport 4 3 Sweet Briar 6 2 Lynchburg 7 9 Roanoke 2 Virginia Commonwealth 7 9 Hollins 3 Emory and Henry 6 VITTW Division III State Tournament: 7th Riding Site Awards Averett 6 place ribbons RMWC-Lynchburg 7 place ribbons Hollins 12 place ribbons JMU and Mary Baldwin 7 place ribbons Sweet Briar and H-S 8 place ribbons Virginia 3 place ribbons LC-Mary Washington 8 place ribbons Southern Seminary 4 place ribbons Va. Intermont 5 place ribbons VAIAW State Championship Region IV Intercollegiate FACES s e n i o r s CHEESE! Debbie Northern exposes the real me. The Three Muskateers? (1. to r.: Jill Eacho, Donna Haskey, and Jan Bates) Kay Ackerman Jody Susan Adams Health and Physical Education Delta Psi Kappa (Phys. Ed. honorary); Treas., Freshman and Sophomore classes; Kappa Delta sorority (ass ' t. treas. and vice pres.); hall pres. - Residence Board; Fresh. Prod.; HO Club. Pamela Adams Therapeutic Recreation (minor: Psychology) Delta Psi Kappa; Therapeutic Recreation Organization. Virginia Watkins Andrews Angie Anthony Barbara Armstrong Deena Arrington Carol Ann Atkinson B fec-. i ' ■ Loretta Marie Austin English Student Ass ' t.; Sec, Afro- American Student Alliance; English Club. Judy Arlene Ayscue Math Orientation Leader; Pi Mu Epsilon; Lychnos Society; Oktoberfest set committee; OKtoberfest skit; S.E.A.; S-UN. Linda Badgett Therapeutic Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Org.; Longwood College Fencing Team (1978). Barbara Ann Baker English Pi Mu Epsilon honorary fraternity; English Club; Rotunda staff. Kathryn Anita Barfield Spanish Education Foreign Language Club; Latin American Anthropology Group. Susan Marie Barnes Wendy Jo Barrett Elementary Education Business Education (B.S.) Pi Omega Pi, pres.; Phi Beta Newman Club; S.E.A. Lambda. Janet Carol Bates Social Work (B.S.W.) B.S.U. 3 yrs., pres. 4th yr.; Geist; Tafara 3 yrs., pres.; Judicial Board rep., Jr. and Sr. yrs.; Head Colleague; Mittenmeister; vice pres. of Freshman class; Fresh. Prod.; Fresh. Commission; B.S.U. Summer Missionary 2 yrs.; Fed. of Student Social Workers. Jeannine L. Beddow Business Education Laura J. Bell Molly Bell George Bennett Janice Carol Bennett Business Administration Alpha Delta Pi sorority, pres.; Pi Kappa Phi honorary; Alpha Lambda Delta honorary; Phi Beta Lambda; Student Alumni A9s ' n.; Colleague. Wanda Gail Blount Business Education Alpha Delta Pi sorority-vice pres., membership chairman; Phi Beta Lambda, sec,; Fresh. Prod.; Colleague; Student Ass ' t.; Orientation Leader; Rotunda. James Bryant Bourne Business Administration Treas., S-UN.; treas.. Alpha Psi Omega; pres., Longwood Players; treas., Longwood Players; CHI commendation; Best Undergraduate Actor award; 1976 Oktoberfest skit; Dean ' s list. Pamela Jo Bowden Elizabeth Ann Bowman Elementary Education Fresh, and Soph, publicity chairman; S-UN.; Concert Choir; Oktoberfest activities; Res. Board investigator; Colleague; Student Ass ' t.; Orientation Leader; student ass ' t. in the library; Sr. class pres.; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Sophomore Roadshow; Leg. Board; chairperson, Orientation skit. Martha Roberts Boyd Elementary Education Kappa Delta Pi Cheryl Jo Boys Home Economics - Textiles Clothing Kappa Omicron Phi (Home Ec. honorary); K.O.P. treas. and pledge trainer; member, home Ec. Ass ' n. of Longwood College, 3 Yrs. Charlene Skelton Breedlove Elementary Education K-3 Janice Brill Charlotte Paige Brinkley Art Education - B.S. Kappa Delta sorority; editor, historian, Gyre; ass ' t. art editor, Arts Up Front . Loretta A. Brinkley Geneva Marie Brock Elementary Education Student Ass ' t.; Orientation Leader; member, Student Alumni Ass ' n.; Member, Afro-American Student Alliance. Alda Virginia Brown Health and Physical Education Sigma Kappa; Delta Psi Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; V.-Pres., I. A. A.; Archery Team; Fencing Team; S.A.A.; Residence Board; Dorm Pres.; Gyre staff, business manager; Nat ' l. Dean ' s list. Rhonda LeMae Brown Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta sorority; Sr. class Sec; Alumni Sec; Oktoberfest skits; Lacrosse manager; Fresh. Comm.; Fresh. Prod.; Fresh, class Sec; Panhellenic Council; Orientation Leader; Student Ass ' t.; class color skits. Jenny Bruno James Lewis Bryant, Jr. History Member, Longwood Soccer Club, 1976-77. Suzanne Bryant Tracy Bubier Kitty Sue Bull Margaret M. Bunting Carol Butler Beth Anne Caccivio Kathleen Caiazzo Elementary Education Student Education Association. Barbara Califf Cynthia Anne Carneal Susan Carpenter Sylvia Carson Robin Ann Carter Elementary Education Colleague, Kappa Delta Pi. Patricia Sue Catogni Business Administration Student Alumni Ass ' n., Sr. representative; Phi Beta Lambda. Robin Childress Charlene Juanita Christian Social Work Federation of Student Social Workers; A.A.S.A., parliamentarian, 1978-79. Alica Leigh Clay Elementary Education and English Geist, sec; Phi Kappa Phi; Keppa Delta Pi, historian; Lambda Iota Tau; Alpha Lambda Delta, pres.; Zeta Tau Alpha, sec; Jud. Board; Tafara, music director; Oktoberfest chairman; Oktoberfest skits; Who ' s Who. Ellen Revere Cline Business Administration Colleague; Phi Beta Lambda. Beverly Coates Thomas Cole, III Debbie Coleman Susan Parker Collins Business Education Phi Beta Lambda, v-pres.; Student Alumni Ass ' n.; Wesley As9 ' n.; Chairman of Oktoberfest booth, 1978 and 1979; Oktoberfest skit 1979. Elizabeth Connally Betsy Young Cooper Elementary Education (k-3) S.E.A.; Kappa Delta Pi; Longwood Scholar, 1977-79; Wesley Foundation; Colleague; Alpha Lambda Delta. Donna Lynn Cox Office Administration Cathy Cooper Nancy J. Cosier Phi Beta Lambda; Concert Choir. Carolyn Craft Katherine E. Cramer Susan Crawford Kimball Scott Critzer Business Administration Sarah D. Cundiff Elementary Education (K-3) S.E.A., 1979-80; S.E.A. Oktoberfest booth 1979. Kathy Dalton Sarah Pleasants Daniel Elementary Education (K-3) Zeta Tau Alpha, Ritual chairman. David Michael Daussin Business Administration Phi Beta Lambda, v-pres. pg 168 Susan Annette Davidson Elementary Education (K-3) (Library Science Certification) Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Kappa Phi; Wesoey Foundation Sunday School Chairman, deputations chairman, v-pres. Nancy Davis Elementary Education S.E.A., 1978-79; Oktoberfest S.E.A. booth 1978. Elaine Marie Dempsey Therapeutic Recreation Alpha Gamma Delta; Delta Psi Kappa; V.R.P.S. chairperson of student section; Inter-Religious Council, pres, 1977; Student Union; Colleague; Student Ass ' t.; Oktoberfest Usher 1978; Song Contest co-chairman; Therapeutic Recreation Org. Marg Diller Pearl Ellen Dodson Elementary Education (K-3) S.E.A. Patricia Ann Donovan Therapeutic Recreation Oktoberfest skits 1976; Dining Hall, 3 yrs.; Dean ' s List. Charlotte Darlene Douglas Health and Physical Education Delta Psi Kappa, historian; Intramurals (volleyball, track field, and basketball); J.V. basketball, fresh, and soph. yrs. Donna Dowdy Mary K. Dunavant Jill T. Eacho Elementary Education (4-7) Inter, sports, Fresh. - Jr.; Colleague; Orientation Leader; Student Ass ' t.; Oktoberfest booth co-chairman, Jr. yr.; Oktoberfest dance co-chairman, Jr. yr.; S- UN; Sr. Class funds co-chairman; Oktoberfest skit, soph, yr.; publicity chairman, Jr. class; Jud. Board investigator, Jr. yr.; Soph. Roadshow: Soph. Auction; Orientation Skit - Joan of Arc. Jacquelin Poore Easter Home Economies Education Dawn Lynn Eibel Elementary Education Gamma Delta Iota; Intramurals; Senior Assembly co-chairman. Susan Kay Evenden Psychology Psychology Club, pres. 1978-79; Concert Choir 1979-80; Hall Pres. 1976-77. Cindy Feazell Business Education Alpha Gamma Delta; Phi Beta Lambda; BSU; Student Alumni Ass ' n.; Student Ass ' t.; Oktoberfest skits; Fresh. Prod. Lori Jayne Fehrenbach Therapeutic Recreation Alpha Delta Pi, pres.; Delta Psi Kappa; S.A.A., sec; Colleague; Champus Tour Guide; Dean ' s List; Student Ass ' t.; Oktoberfest Skit. Bryan Keith Fischer Barbara Fitzgerald Robert Bruce Fix History Julie Flint Lisa Florence Debbie Fore Physical Education Patricia Floyd I.A.A., pres., treas.; chairman, Soph. Roadshow; Alpha Gamma Delta; chairman Student Faculty HPER; in charge of color rush, 3 yrs.; Orientation Leader, 2 yrs.; Lacrosse Team 2 yrs.; Fresh. Prod.; Oktoberfest skits, 4 yrs.; Ring committee. Sheree Foster Howard Lee Fox Karey Frichtenicht Deborah Eileen Fulton Elementary Education (K-3) Zeta Tau Alpha; Education chairman. Kim Furbee Mark Field Gagnon Economics and Accounting Chairman of Longwood College Economic Impact Study; Resident Ass ' t.; Phi Beta Lambda; Phi Beta Lambda Guest Speaker chairman; Sr. class Dining Hall Rep.; Wrestling Team 1977-78. Teresa Marie Garmer Therapeutic Recreation Delta Zeta, first v-pres.; Delta Psi Kappa, Rec. Sec; H Club. Brenda D. Garrett Helen Roberta Garrett Home Economics Education Colleague; Kappa Omicron Phi; Va. Home Ec. Ass ' n.; student member section; American Home Ec. Ass ' n. Susan Gaspar David Gates Debbie Gathright Jerri Kae Glasscock Theresa Godby Elementary Education Sigma Kappa, v-pres. of Pledge Ed. Anne Elizabeth Good Elementary Education (4-7) Colleague; Student Ass ' t.; S.E.A. Deborah L. Gordon Mary Jane Grant Brenda Sue Gosnell Home Economics: Elementary Education Fashion (K-3) Merchandising Student Ass ' t; M.S. Marathon, Colleague; Home Ec. Club; Finance Committee. Rotunda staff. Marcia Gray Jeri Lynn Griffin Lori Grimm Elementary Education (4-7) S.E.A., historian. Ellen Susan Halle Biology Kappa Delta; Riding Team. Joni Hall David C. Hamilton, Jr. Virginia Hamilton Sue Hammock Therese Hardin Elementary Education (K-3) Soph. Road show; T.E.A.; Catholic Youth Org. Sandi-Lou Harmonq Home Economics - Foods Nutrition NECAA Convention, Jr. yr.; Student Ass ' t., Soph. Jr. yrs.; S-UN, major concert chairman; Longwood Players, make-up crew, Twelfth Night; Our Town, costume crew chief; Fiddler on the Roof. Kathy Louise Harris Elementary Education (4-7) Alpha Lamhda Delta, sec; Kappa Delta Pi; S.E.A. Sharon Lynne Harris Elementary Education (K-3) Library Science Reading Colleague; Orientation Leader; Oktoberfest booth; Oktoberfest skits; Fresh. Prod.; Admissions Aid; SAA Admissions Comm. Beverly Dianne Harvey Chemistry and Home Economics Valerie D. Harris Barbara Susan Hartless Social Work Pi Gamma Mu; Student Ass ' t.; Nat ' l. Dean ' s List; Dean ' s List. Patricia Hartline (Clothing And Textiles) Phi Kappa Phi; Lychnos, pres.; Kappa Omicron Phi, sec; Wesley Foundation; Chemistry Club; Concert Choir; Alpha Lambda Delta; American Home Economics Ass ' n.; Colleague. Sharon Leigh Harvey Donna Lea Hasky English Geist; Who ' s Who Among Students in Colleges and Universities; v-chairman of S- UN; Rotunda; Wesley Foundation; Spring Week-End chairman; Special Events Week chairman; Mixer chairman; Admin. Hearing Committee; RA; Hall Pres.; College Republicans. Betsy Hastoglis Sheree Ellen Hawse Elementary Education (4-7) S.E.A., 1978-80. Patty Hevener Katherine Hicks Beth Highton Malinda Hirsch Sheryl Ann Hogge Elementary Education minor: Dance Longwood College Co. of Dancer 4 yrs., sec. treas., student ass ' t. to the Director; Kappa Delta; Student Ass ' t.; Orientation Leader. John E. Hudson Lydia Lane Hudson Therapeutic Recreation Delta Psi Kappe, treas.; Fresh. Prod.; Oktoberfest activities; Colleague; Orientation Leader; Thera. Rec. Org.; Student Faculty Committee, 1 yr. Lynnette Hudson Catherine Ann Hughes HPER Delta Psi Kappa, treas.; Girls ' Basketball Team; Alpha Lambda Delta; Oktoberfest set crew member. Lisa A. Hughes Nell M. Hughes Susan L. Hughlett Patty Hughson Anne Elizabeth Imrie Business Administration Student Alumni Ass ' n., pres.; Phi Beta Lambda; Colleague; Student Ass ' t.; Admissions Aide. Jennifer Leigh Inman Chemistry Campus Girl Scouts, chairman; pre-professionals, pres.; Chemistry Club. Sharon L. Janovich Janet Jarrett Cynthia M. Johnson Jo Anne Johnson Office Administration Sigma Kappa. Robert Johnson Debi Kinzel participates in one of the many games of Color Rush, Oktoberfest ' 79. Mary Jane Smith shares a hug and a shining smile with Coach Hodges just after shooting her 1000th point! Lloyd shows his muscle ! Dave Gates keeps the audience informed as Geistmeister of Oktoberfest ' 79. Spirited Seniors Dennis Helms, Dale Roller and Elaine Dempsey perform some footstomping music during the Red- n-White Oktoberfest skit. rrrfUJMgr Tennis, anyone? , Bill Wallace asks the camera. Melodie Crawley discusses Senior Capping with a friend. Seniors combine with the Sophomores in their final performance in a Red- n-White skit. Cindy Jones Dorothy Jones Laurie Jones Victoria Marie Jones Deborah Kay Kinzel Health and Physical Education (K-12) Field Hockey; Gymnastics team; student rep. to Liason Comm. w Board of Visitors; Oktoberfest; Leg. Board; Chi commendation; Celeste Kaczur Peter J. Kauffman Janice J. Knighton Alpha Sigma Tau, corresp. sec; Delta Psi Kappa; Jud. Bd. investigator; Jr. usher, grad. Deirdre Kirkpatrick Melanie Koch Karen Lynn Kreger Judy Kusterer Business Administration Alpha Gamma Delta, rec. sec; Phi Beta Lambda; Collegue; Student ass ' t.; Newman Club; Oktoberfest. Pat Landers Business Administration Swap Shop Chairman; Sigma Kappa, rec. sec, Panhellenic delegate. Registrar. Nancy M. Law Dawn Legg Elizabeth Lemons Joyce Lenhart Pamela J. Leonard Biology Colleague 1977; Student Assistant 1978; Orientation Leader 1979; R.A. 1978-79, 79-; Jessie Lignian English Alpha Gamma Delta; Lambda Iota Tau; staff writer for the Rotunda; Nat ' l. Council of Teachers of English; Va. Ass ' n. of Teachers of English. Sharon Lilley Robert Stephen McAra Business Administration D.J. Lindsey Annette McAdams Intercollegiate Baseball; S-UN, Mini-concert chairman; Pi Kappa Phi, social committee chairman; Delta Thigh Rammer Society; Intramural Water Polo, basketball, volleyball, football, Softball; Host, Dining Hall. Abby McChesney ' Pam McClain Carolyn McDaniel Will iam P . McKaig Cheryl Ann McKeen Mus ic Education Mathematics Geist; Camerai :as, pres.; Phi Mu Pi Mu Epsilon, pres.; Honors Alpha ; Who ' s Who; Alpha Council, treas.; Lychnos, treas.; Lambda Delta ; skits. Alpha Lambda Delta; Student Ass ' t; Colleague; RA; Concert Choir. Teresa Ann McLawhorn HPER Theresa Lynn Markley Fresh., Soph. Rep. for Jud. Soc. Science w Pre- Board; Sec. Chairman for Jud. Algebra certification Board; Alpha Gamma Delta Ritual Chairman; Oktoberfest Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Gamma Mu Chairman; Colleague, Orientation (Secretary - Spring 79); Wesley Leader; Tennis team - Captain Foundation (V. Pres 78, Pres 78); 78 $ 79; Who ' s Who in American M.D. Decorations Chairman Colleges Univ.; Stud. Liason 1979; Junior Class Dining Hall Committee Repres.; Longwood Rep.; Colleague 77-78; Alpha College Council. Patricia McWilliams Nancy S. ] Marion Lambda Delta. Walter W. Marsden Sandra Jane Martin Music Education Sigma Alpha Iota Pres., Treas.; Concert Choir Sec, Lib.; MENC; Concert Band; Jazz Band; Emily Clark Music Educator ' s Scholarship; Fiddler On The Roof chorus; Dean ' s List. Charles A. Mason II Linda E. Mathews Social Work Pre-Professional Club 76-77 77-78; Fresh. Oktoberfest Booth Committee - 76. Linda Jean Meadows Cathy Mears Lynn Montgomery Earl Moore Letha Moore Social Work ALpha Kappa Alpha Pres. 78-79, Sec. - Trea. 79-80; Pi Gamma Mu; Afro-American Student Alliance Vice-Pres, 78-78; Federation of Student Social Workers Treas. 78-79; Colleague, Student Assistant; Dean ' s List. (no picture here) Kathryn Dale Moorefield Business Administration Kappa Delta; Phi Beta Lambda Cynthia Marie Morris HPER Geist, pres.; Delta Psi Kappa, v- pres.; Alpha Sigma Tau, first v- pres.; Who ' s Who Among Amer. Colleges and Universities; Longwood College Co. of Dancer; I.A.A., sec; Oktoberfest Klown Advisor; Klown; Fencing Team; Honors Council; Faculty Recognition Committee; Color Class skits; Orientation Leader; Colleague. Beverly Ellen Mozingo Math Diana Morris Virginian editor, soph, yr.; Leg. Board rep., 4yrs.; Orientation Leader; Alpha Sigma Alpha, editor, corr. sec; H Club, 3 yrs.; Concert Choir, 4 yrs. Jan Murray Julie L. Newman Anh Viet Nguyen Mathematics Dean ' s List; Lychnos, v-pres.; Pi Mu Epsilon, Math Honorary; R.A. Donna Nicely Sharon K. Nicholson Deborah Lynn Northern English minor: Journalism, Communications Chairman of Oktoberfest, Geist; Lambda Iota Tau, sec.-treas.; Intercollegiate field hockey and lacrosse: Rotunda, editor 1978, sports editor 1977-79; Festmeister, 1978; Leg. Board; elections committee. Bobbie Rae Oakley Debbie Lee Osborne Patricia Owen Ronda Owen Barbara Jane Packett Joyce Robin Pague Music Education S.A.I, faternity; Concert Choir; Concert Band; Camerata Singers. Sheila Parker Edie J. Parkins Cheryle Perkins Karen Delle Peters Home Economics- Foods Nutrition Orientation Leader; Student Ass ' t.; Soph. Roadshow; Amer Home Ec. Ass ' n., student member section. Robin Scott Peterson Wanda Lynn Price Peterson Government Social Sciences Int. field hockey, lacrosse; Jr. class pres.; Leg. Board, rep. and chairman; Phi Gamma Mu; Who ' s Who; Swap Shop co- chairman; I. A. A.; Alpha Gamma Delta. Janie Petty Susan Whitney Pitt Elementary Education (K-3) Zeta Tau Alpha, membership Rush chairman. Andy Curtis Pittard Music Education Who ' s Who Among Colleges Universities; Chi commendetion; Longwood College Band, pres. v-pres.; Administration Executive Hearing Committee; Cameratas; Longwood Players; Phi Mu Alpha, program director; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Oktoberfest Music Director; Longwood Beauty Pageant; Series for the Performing Arts. Sallie Mae Pleasants Joye D. Posey Carolyn Mae Powell Home Economics- Fashion Merchandising Home Ec. Club, treas.; Sr. Banquet Committee co-chairman. Beverly Puckette Marjorie J. Quarles Kyna Mitchell Racey Business Administration- Finance Phi Mu, treas., housing coordinator, registrar; Admission Aide; Orientation Leader; Student Ass ' t; Colleague; Phi Beta Lambda. Stacy Rausch Joyce Lee Ray Sharon Ann Rector Elementary Education (K-3) Colleague; Orientation Leader; Orientation skits; Jr. class sec; Oktoberfest skits. Lynn Reiter Melody Marie Rice Business Administration Beth Richards Virginia Gale Richardson Linda Riggan Jean Roemleir Dale Michael Roller Music Cindy Rumig Phi Mu Alpha, treas.; Cameratas, sec; Oktoberfest skits; Miss Longwood Orchestra. Robin D. Rowen Rene E. Rowland Marie Royall Lauren M. Rulieno Colleen Russell Beth Sage LeeAnn Sampey Nancy Schulz Rebecca Scott Beverly Setliff Donna Kaye Shanks Elementary Education (K-3) Intramural Softball; Red-n- White Oktoberfest skits. Kathryn Ann Shelton Social Work Dean ' s List, 1979; Crisis Intervention Training, summer 1979; Jr. and Sr. field work. Karen Nanette Shelton English (Speech, Drama, Journalism) Sr. Oktoberfest Usherette; Longwood Scholar; Alpha Gamma Delta; BSU; Tafara; Leg. Board rec. sec; Phi Kappa Phi; Who ' s Who; Lambda Iota Tau; Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Longwood Players; recipient — Herbert R. Blackwell and Mary Clay Hiner scholarships. Deneen M. Shrader Doreen Mary Shuffler Elementary Education Kappa Delta, activities chairman, ass ' t. treas., treas.; field hockey team; lacrosse team; Res. Board; Oktoberfest skit; Hall pres.; Inter. Student Ass ' t.; Sr. Banquet Committee; Announcement Committee. Barbara Kay Slough Government History Pi Gamma Mu, treas.; Rotunda staff; Sociology Anthropology Club. Patricia Smalley Sara Parsons Smith Business Education Pi Omega Pi, treas.; Sigma Kappa, chaplain; Oktoberfect booth chairman (S.K.). Stacey Anne Smith English Minor: Communications Zeta Tau Alpha; English Club; Rotunda staff (1976-77). Carol Anne Spencer Business Administration Phi Mu, treas. Jodee Elizabeth Stalls Elementary Education (K-3) Freshman Hall pres.; Oktoberfest script committee, 1979; Oktoberfest Dance chairman (1979); Orientation Leader. Veronica Stefaniga Anne Carter Stephens Pamela Jonel Stewart HPER Delta Psi Kappa; R.E.A.L. program; Red-n-White skit, 1979; Intramural volleyball, basketball, and badminton. Lynn Ann Plageman Social Work Melissa C. Stowers Helen Gail Strickland Susie Struder Alpha Sigma Tau, v-pres. and pres.; Who ' s Who; Oktoberfest Klown; Sr. Usherette; Head Student Ass ' t.; Res. Board, vice- chairman; Jr. class chairman, v- pres.; Dining Hall committee; co- chairman Const. Review Comm.; Longwood College Council; Chi commendation; Orientation Leader; Colleague. Lynne Elizabeth Swan B.F.A., Art History Catalinas, historian; Rotunda staff. Keith Russeth Swandby Mathematics Pi Mu Epsilon; Lychnos Society; Baseball, 1979. Lora E. Tester Bonnie L. Thomas Cynthia Joyce Thompson Business Administration Student Ass ' t.; Phi Beta Lambda. Elizabeth R. Thompson Biology Edith Stevens Award, 1979; Beta Beta Beta, treas.; Lychnos Society. Mary Luanna Thompson Business Administration Alpha Sigma Alpha; Phi Beta Lambda. Rebecca Lee Thompson Elementary Education (K-3) Kappa Delta Pi, sec, treas.; Oktoberfest skits; Orientation Leader; S.E.A.; S-UN. pg 195 m Phyllis W. Thornton Victoria Suzanne Transue Business Administration - Management Mary Lou Travis John Patrick Trout Marketing, Management Phi Beta Lambda, parliamentarian; Alpha Sigma Phi. Red-n-White Oktoberfest chairman, Sr. yr.; Sigma Kappa, third v-pres.; Catalinas ' pres., treas.; Res. Board, sec; dorm pres.; Fresh. Prod, chairman; Longwood Players; Dance Co., stage manager, lighting design; Songfest chairman; Sr. Assembly co-chairman. Barbara Lyn Upshaw Home Economics - Food and Nuturition Longwood Home Ec. Club, v- pres., pres.; VHEA-SMS State Sec, 1979-80; AHEA member. 1977-80. Christene Elaine Vogel Biology-Environmental S-UN sec; Sr. booth chairman; Oktoberfest skits; Orientation Leader; Gyre; Concert Choir. Darlene Annette Walker Social Science Education Pi Gamma Mu (Nat ' l Soc. Sci. Hon.). sec. Rosie Wallace Cathy J. Walsh Elementary Education (K-3) Marie Watson Jill Webb Cindy Weeks Intervarsity Christian Fellowship; Orientation Leader. Elizabeth Ann Weisel Elementary Education (4-7); Math certification Kim Theresa West Elementary Education (K-3) Ronald Allen Wheeler Business Administration Oktoberfest skit; Colleague; S.A.A.; Admissions Aide. Alpha Sigma Alpha, corr. sec, editor; Kappa Delta Pi. Pi Kappa Phi, vice archon; Student Ass ' t., 2 yrs. Laura A. White Patricia Raye Stephen Gray Whitten Ann Carper Williams Jenny Williams Whitehurst Elementary Education English Pi Kappa Phi, chaplain; SEA Alpha Gamma Delta, pres., historian; Res. Board Membership chairman, pres.; invest.; Tennis Team manager, Concert Choir; Colleague; 1977-80; Orientation Leader; Orientation Leader; Student Student Ass ' t.; Oktoberfest skits; Counselor, Res. and Jud. Boards; Rotunda staff; Dining Hall Lambda Iota Tau; Student Committee; Announcement Liaison Committee; Oktoberfest; Comm.; L.C. Concert Band; Virginian business manager; SVEA delegate. Longwood Players. Kathryn Ruth Wilson Elementary Education LuCinda Williams (K-3) Home Economics-Food Kathy Sue Williams and Nutrition Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Lambda Elementary Education Oktoberfest Klown; Orientation Delta; Phi Kappa Phi; Colleague; Orientation Leader; Oktoberfest skits; Phi Mu, director, ass ' t. set crew; Oktoberfest skit; SEA; Oktoberfest booth, Jr. yr. Panhell. rep., SGA. Wesley Foundation treas. Ross David Windom Beverly Jo Wood Elementary Education (K-3) Paula Wood Rhonda Woody Campus Girl Scouts. Ann Wyatt Robin E. Young Sue Young Katherine Abernathy Kendall B. Adams Cheryl L. Adkins Susan Alexander Anne M. Alfano Dave Aliff Janet M. Allen Rebecca A. Bailey Jean B. Banton Juniors look on as a visiting mime opens the day ' s festivities during Oktoberfest. Rita A. Barraco Cindy Bartlam Amanda Bateman Ann Carter Vicki Berman Arlene Best Cathy Biggs Tammy Bird Suzanne Birdsall Robyn S. Black Franklin Bowman Robert R. Boyd Betsy Burger Donna Bruce Tracie Caldwell Lynn Campbell Valeria Campbell Patricia J. Carnes Bernice Carson Cynthia Carter inny King stops to give the camera a winning smile before hurrying off to clas Laura E. Cole Pamela Craft Melody Crawley Steve Crowder Marjorie Croxton Robin Daniels Lynne D. Davis Suzanne Day Donald L. Diggs Nancy C. Downey Lucile V. Duncan Kathleen Dunk James R. Dunn Melissa L. Dunn Cynthia L. Eggleston Wendy ton Karen Lee Elliott Margaret Anne Ellis Bettie Felumbe Cheryl A. Fitts Callista Fowler Joanne Fox Kathy S. Fox Anne Gaither Vicki Glover Sheila Gollhardt Susan D. Grey Kathy Greer Ann Hanback Ceresa L. Haney Kim Hannan Queen I. Hardison Berkeley Harland Jo-Ann Harrell Susan A. Harris Teresa Harris Lisa K. Heflin Karen Henry Kathy Hesse Michele Hogge Darlene Holland Debra Hood Gina Howell Even if a rainbow can ' t be found outside, there ' s always one to be found in the halls on a rainy day. Donna Hughes Teresa Hundley Mary Ingram Jan T. Jennings Deborah Jochens Paula Johnson Stacy L. Johnson Bonnie Jones Cathy M. Jones Dennis Jones, Jr. Isabel M. Jones Kenneth Jones T.C. Jones IV Terry L. Keesee Therese Kenney Kathy Koch M. Koukoutchas Kim Lauterbach Donna Leighton Janice Lembke Becky Myers works diligently on the Midway in her sorority ' s booth. Larry Prettyman takes a break at a favorite student spot right outside the New Smoker. Maria LeMaster snoozes after a long day ' s work. JRpfe Becky Nunez enjoys the sights of Farmville with some friends. - Robert LeWarne Kathy P. Lewis Loraine-Anne Lincoln Mary Anne McAllister Kerry McCarthy Kelly McDonald Patricia McGuire Carol Mcintosh Martha McMullen Mary-Ellen Mallory Kathryn Markley Donna Martin Pam Mayo Debra Miller Jill Molter Keith F. Moore Teresa May Moore Wayne C. Moore Elizabeth Morton Valery S. Naranjo Are you following me? ' 1 , Lorrie Shifflet asks suspiciously. Anh Dung Nguyen Rebecca A. Nunez Debbie Oliver Donna Parker Beth Parrott Linda Paschall Jeanne Pearson Annamarie Pencola Amy Perry Cindy Poore Susan A. Pratt Larry Prettyman Mary Purdham Sharon Raunswinder Carole Robertson Paul Robertson Andrea Ruffin Kelly Sanderson Brenda Sasser Jov Serine Barrie Sharman Greg Siegrist Mary Ellen Simonelli Debora Skelton Karen Smith Mary B. Soles Sharon Spiotta Judi Stanley Elizabeth Stanton Donna M. Stephens Terri Stuart Jacki Sullins Tom Sullivan Sue Sweet Norma Talialerra Leah-Beth Thomas Patricia Thomas Sandy Thomas Donna Todd Debra J. Trent Patia Truitt Alice Tucker Dawn Vass Michele Verable Tammy Lincks seems to be the center of attention! Cindy Dropeski keeps in practice for the next big field hockey game. Ann S. Via Pam Wagner Diane Walker David Wall Tammy Wallace Melanie Wallack Gayle Weaver Leslie Weems Linda S. Wheeler Sherry Wiggins Debra A. Wilcher Cheryl Wilcox Pamela Williams Rebecca Williams Amy Wilson Nancy Wilson Sherry Will Kim Wood Susan A. Wright Kim Wyker Juliet Rose Sharon G. Darnel N e s o P h o m o r e s Cynthia Abshire Kathleen Agnew Millicent Ailsworth Margaret Anderson Regina Anderson Robert Anderson III Jeanette Arnold Laura Audio Susan C. Bacon Daniel K. Badgett Su9an Baroch Kimberly Baumgardner Lauren Beasley Chery Beausoleil Jeanne Becker Margaret Beebe Rebecca Bergman Karen Best Robin Billmyer Cathy Bodurtha Claudia Boggs Brenda Bonucelli Marsha Booth Diane Bottoms Linda Boulais Patti Bowman Lisa Bridgewater Sharon Brown Susan Bryant David Brundick Julia Brissette Alice Bryant Carla Brown Carolyn Bryant Deborah Brown Tami Bryant Sophomores supported Color Rush in a big way! Beverly Bumgarner Kay Burroughs Jacqulene Burton Nancy Burton Robert Butler, Jr. Sharon Callahan Barbara Campbell Cynthia Campbell Robin Campbell Susan Campot Donna Cappaert Cathy Carden Margaret Carlin Brenda Carpenter Kim Carr Jenny Carraway Veronica Cary Audrey Childress Brent Childress Lucinda Christensen Connie Murrey holds the opposing team back while her teammates go for the goal. Jane Froemel looks ready to zonk after a heavy yearbook staff meeting. Margaret Christman Brenda Coleman Faith Clark Lisa Collins Chris Conner Karen Cook Tamara Cooke Samantha Cooper Sue Costa Rebecca Counts Janice Cox Catherine Creamer Brenda Croxton Sharon Crim Gail Crumpler Lisa D. Davis Tammy Davis Teresa Dawson Cindy Dean Paula DeHaven Betsy Delong Tobin Demsko Mike Derflinger Elizabeth Dingus Sharee Dishman Jane Edmonds Delaine Douglas Marcia Fastabend Sharon Dowdy Kathy Felletter Su9an Duvall Jennifer Ferguson Amy Easthom Cindy Fitzgerald You weren ' t supposed to take my picture! ' Lou Storey as the camera clicks. Susan Flower Susan Ford Jill F( ister Maurice Fran :k Jane Froemel Anna-Marie Garrett Cathy Garrette Amv Gates Martha George Scott Georges Darlene Gillikin Mark Getz Carol Giancaspro Ginger Glascock Susan Godbey Kellv Godsey Beth dourly Evelyn Gragnani Cheri Gray Catherine Grant Patty Bowman relaxes with some friends in the Day Students ' Lounge Tammy Gregory Barbara Hanky Mary Grigis Catherine Hanky Robin Grizzard Katrina Harlow Linda Hall Kelley Harlowe Judi Harrison Sharon Harrup Myrna Harvey Elizabeth Hastings Donna Hatchett Ann Headley Kendal Heaton Karen Heizer Eileen Henry Karen Hoffman Debbie Hogge Lou Howell Melanie Hadnall Rugenia Huff David Hughes Elaine Hughes Emily Hughes Jayne Hutchins Mary Beth Ibanez Kathy Idelson Sharon Poff sees something very interesting . Kay Schmidt struggles to get a grip water balloon during Color Rush. Helena Rothe takes time out to proofread a paper and relax a little at the same time. ' Sophomores and seniors join to- gether to perform a winning May Dance for the Red-n-White Okto- berfe9t skit. Donna Irby LeeAnne Darnell Janice Johnson Beth Joles Cameron Jones Elaine Jones Elizabeth Jones Leona Jones Roland M. Jones, Jr. Karen Karcha Joanne Kelerakis Dori9 Keys Carol Kilvington Antoinette Kindrick Carol Kr.owles Lynn Kurtz Donna Lanier Lisa La99iter Rae Leslie Beverly Lewis Sheryl Lohr Lori McKenzie Penny Long John David McLaren Doris Lyles Melissa Mabry Karen McCraw Johnette A. Mallorv Myrne McGonigle Kenny Marcus Duke Rollins helps build up the Oktoberfest spirit in his role as Mittenmeister. Sandra Brooks, Melanie Hudnall, Jan Cox, and Marcie Swale put on a great performance in their scene in the Red-n-White skit. Linda Markham Sandra Martin Mitzi Mason Vicky Mathewson Ann-Elyse Maxey Ann T. May Teresa Medlin Katherine Messier Michele Milhurn Donna Mitchell Robbin Mobley Deborah Ann Moreau Cynthia Morse Melanie Moss Penelope Mottley Connie Murray Connie Myers Rebecca Myers Barbara Neiman Tammy Newton Regina Huff, Robert Merrick, and Jeannette Arnold show one of the most important aspects of life at Longwood — friendship. Astrid Neumann Bonnie Ohmacht Cheryl Nicely Anne Omohundro Joy Norris Lori Orr Susie Nuckols Lynn Painter Terry Oakley Martha Paxton Sharon Payne Karen Pearson Cheryl Pelkey Donna Jill Penny Janet Reynolds Lydia Rice Belinda Richards Jerry Richman Nuvit Rodop Restina Roesch Marguerite Roller Robert Duke Rollins Helene Rothe Gretchen Rowland Elizabeth Sandage Susan Sandford Leslie Satterwhite Rodger Seeman Kay Schmidt Bonnie Seemiller Barbara Schmitt Joanne Segraves Kim Fuhr joins a friend in a race during Color Rush. James Sharp Kathy Shaw Lorrie Shiflett Andrea Simmons Teri Simmons Bonnie Sines Roxanne Slaughter Kurt Slocum Debra Smiley Betty Lou Smith Cindy Smith Diane Smith Diane Smith Larry Smith Stone Smith Dennis Southers Stacie Southwick Debra Spencer Patricia Sproston Barbara Stent Denise Snader fends off an opponent to keep L.C. possession of the ball a little longer. Joanie Matson keeps an eye on the ball, looking for a chance to steal it from her opponent. Lynne Stitt Janet Sykes Mary Lou Storey Catherine Taylor Debbie Strutton Jane Taylor Polly Swenson Rebecca Taylor Angel Thacker Laura Thaxton Dianne Thomas Deborah Thompson Ginger Thornton Donna Toney Ruth Anne Trumbo Pamela Updike Kim Upshaw Kathy Vannice Bonnie Vaughan Linda Vaughan Patricia Vaughan Richard Vaught Christine Vontsolos Beth Waddell Susan Waddill Robyn Walker Bonnie Walthal Jennifer Ward Deborah Warren Nancy Willard Nancy Warren Cheri Williams Elizabeth Wendell Cheri Williams Florence White Nancy Williams Ann Wickovski Deanna Wilson Lori Wilson Barbara Word Carla Wimmer Diane Wright Kathy Wolfe Laurie Wright Tammie Wooldrid Stephen Yeaman Walter Woolridge Robert Zirpdi F r e s h m e n Muriel Adam Sarah Adams Melame Adem Laura Akers Tracie Allgood Melinda Allman Katherine Anderson Paige Anderson Donna Barger Jack Barker Frances Barner Kimberlv Barnes Elizabeth Barron Richard Bartl Teresa Baughan Julie Fav Benson Deborah Bernd Margaret Binzer Debra Birkeland Lorie Blackard Angela Bond Amy Bowers Kathy Bowers Lisa Bowers Carol Boyers Lisa Brandon Karen Sue Brankley Jeanne Brantley Teresa Breeden Faith Brewer Bonnie Brightwel Margie Brynda Caren Brosi Brenda Buvalos Elizabeth Bruno Frances Callahan ' A W Phyllis Harkins has discovered the blues of an all-nighter. ' Break, here I come! (That is, if my Mom ever gets here!) Jane Campbell Tracey Campbell Kass Canada Beth Carr Janelle Carr Laura Carroll Sharon Carroll Bettv Jo Casey Mary Cawthorne Kate Clementson Shelly Clore Nick Ciucci Georgia Cockill Pamela Coffman Daniel Conner Elizabeth Conner Stacy Cooke Fay Covington Angela Cox Lisa Anne Crane • m The Freshmen bring their booth together for the Midway. Karen Crespo Rebecca Davis Derek Crowe Lucy Derrickson Lynn Crumpler Kenneth DeVor Nancy Dashiell Kim Diggs Connie Davis Linda Dingman Donna Dix Ken Dolink Cheryl 1 Diane Doss Joy Duncan Nancy Duncanson Elizabeth Dunk Monica Dunkley Ellen Dunn Sandra Dyer Ann Eubank Kathv Fallen Ellen Ferguson Karen Finerty Chris Finnigan Theresa Fiscella Belinda Fisher Janice Fore Ann Fowler Ariel Fowler Suzanne Fraile Diane Gay Debbie Friend Donna Gibson Kathy Fuller Melanie Gilbert Laura Garnett Paul Gillespie Paul Garrett Laura Godfrey . ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' .-. S ' ' ' --V ' - ' . ■ ■■ . . ! ' . ' - ' ' Another spirit of Longwood shines through — Happiness! Denise Goodie Mary Goodloe Michael Gould William Grace Kip Grady Cindy Guthrie Dee Anne Hall James Hamlin Kathy Hammond Molly Handy Robbie Hanger Phyllis Harkins Dori Heflin Mary Hill Jacquelyne Hinson Marie Hogge Paula Holt Taya Hruby Kathleen Hunter Diane Hutson Carrie Newton shares an idea with a friend. Betsy Irby Brenda Jenkins Nina Jackson Rebecca Johnson Stephen Janosko Julie Jones Diane Jarvis Kellv Jones Angie Jenkins Kim Jordan Sharon King Joni Knight Chris K Michael Laff ' oon Anne LaPenta Kelli LaTi Care Lauck Brenda Laws Bob Lemieux Penny Lesson Barren Lewis Michele Lewis Beth Lica Leigh Ann L Wanda Lloyd Janet Long Teresa gets some sideline hints Grease 1 - Freshman style! ! ■ • « iMS John Todd, Chris Conner, and Ross Conner take a break from ball long enough to pose for a Virginian photographer. Angela Loving Penny Louderm: Keith Lucas Sue McCoy Catherine MeCurdy Mindy McDonald Deana McGuire Desiree McNeice Patti Madine Patrick Magnarella Patti Manning Bonnie Martin Patricia Martin Tony Mason Paul Massaro Eileen Mathed Christine Mayer Liza Meador Pam Melton Debbie Michael ira Middleton Amanda Miller Sherri Miller Mary Milne David Mitchell urie Mitchell Melinda Mizelle Carol Monniger Charna Moore Madeline Moose m . . ' _;i Tim White certainly is happy about something! (Wonder what?!) Jul Morton Sherry ?4oss Ellen Motley Murren Tamara Nash Kristy Nicely Ann Noel Sheri Nunn Chris O ' Donnell Sheryl Oesterheld Garland Orcutt Cheryl Orndoff I )ean;i ( Mwell Angela Overby Kimherly Pace Janet Palmer Susan Parker Teresa Parker Carol Ann Parrish Patricia Pascala Green-n-Whites enjoy themselves before Count Dracula shows up, in the Green-n-White Oktoberfest skit. Jill Pearce Joyce Pool Katrina Pearthree Lisa Price Nancy Pierce Sharon Price Sharon Pillow Cheryl Pring Nancy Pollard Wendv Priolo Jeanne Reynolds Cathy Rinker Lucinda Riser Claudia Rciakes Maureen Rogge Harry Runkle, Jr. Melissa Sager Barbara Saunders Vanessa Scott Martha Sellick Susan Shelton Marcy Shepard Jruce Shepperson Karen Siceloff Tammy Sims Mary Simpson Letty Sink Lisa Snellings Debbie Smith Brenda Solorzano Tonya Smith Constance Spangle Ronda Snell Sandra Stabler There ' s nothing like a cool slice of watermelon on a hot September day, as this Freshman found during Orientation Week. Billy Stafford Betty Stanley Lynne Stanley Cherie Stevens Beth Stewart Lon Stockton, Jr. Gwendolyn Sublett Kim Sutton Lisa Swackhammer Linda Sweitzer Becky Taborek Susan Taylor Amy Thacker Betty Thompson Joan Thorp Cynthia Thurman Paige Tilghman Anne Tinsley John Todd Katie Tucker Randv Cook and Mark Winecoff et some refreshments Chris Turington Carolyn Tu ner Renee Turner Patricia Twyman Frances Vaulouk Joanna Vernon Karen Via Jeannie Wakelyn Julie Walker Lisa Walker Sandy Walls Patricia Walton Kelly Warlick Susan Watford Darcy Weatherhead Bob Weatherly Stephanie Wheeler Cecelia White Peyton White Linda Whitehead Dorothea Willoughby Renee Williams Susan Williams Ilona Wilson Mark Winecoff Pam Winger Cindy Witt Carolyn Wood Kathy Wood Vicki Woodruff Roberta Wrenn Kimberly Zachary Betsy Barren daydreams on South Cunningham ' s wall. As Jeff rides off into the sunset Fashion conscious Keith Moore. Ka Adams dress up for Oktoberfest. Karcha, and Kendell Alpha Psi Omega members Kerry McCarthy, Lisa Hughes, and Buddy Bourne sell refreshments in Jarman. Jennifer Rusk is on an ROTC canoe trip on the James River with SFC Jordan. A Minute Lasts Only A Short While But A Memory Lasts A Lifetime Brenda Fettrow goes up for two. Lynn Campbell rushes to her new sisters. The Zetas sell cotton candy at Oktoberfest. Concentration is the name of the game. Winter at Longwood Hold Fast To Your Spirit And Your Memories