Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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Nancy Fitzpatrick Richmond, Virginia Katherine Folk Burke, Virginia Mary Hart Gassman Richnnond, Virginia Jill George Richmond, Virginia Beverly Gillespie Rocl y Mount, Virginia Catherine Gliptis Hershey, Pennsylvania Catherine Green Vienna, Virginia Gina Groome Mechanicsville, Virginia Pamela Guice Newport News, Virginia Margaret Harrison Dalton, Georgia Jennifer Hatch San Antonio, Texas Emily Hayes Houston, Texas Lisa Hewitt Richmond, Virginia Caroline Hildebrand Salem, Virginia Hope Hollander Baltimore, Maryland Melissa Hoogendam Houston, Texas Kristin Hord Richmond, Virginia Heather Houdeshell San Antonio, Texas Catherine Jacobus Church Hill, Maryland Gigi Karam Raleigh, N. Carolina Sarah Kenney L Winchester, Virginia f! H Suzanne Kierson W Chesterfield, Virginia )m Theresa King Eagle Rock, Virginia flw Nancy Knabe Dillwyn, Virgin ia Jaycl Knights Hyattsville, Virginia people freshman 21

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FRESHMAN Jill Dembricks Raleigh, N. Carolina Tina Dempsey Washington, DC. Erin Deneen Virginia Beach, Virginia Martlnah DiSavino Richmond, Virginia Lisa Dickerson Fort Worth, Texas Malinda Dickey Dallas, Texas Sharlene Dodd Powhatan, Virginia Allyson DuLac Barboursville, Virginia Alice Earle Richmond, Virginia Dyan Ehrbaker Baltimore, Maryland Donna Eidenberg Chicago, Illinois Christine Eitel Baltimore, Maryland Katherine Ellis Baltimore, Maryland Tanya Ennis Mill Valley, California Rachel Festa Norfolk, Virginia GUNS AND BULLETS ... And Jeannie? tary and one third of it is civilian. Marks- manship is mainly a summer sport, pro- fesses Jeannie, who has shot against some of the best shooters in the country. Ninety percent of the competition is mental due to extreme amount of stress. Some advice Jeannie gives is to relax and concentrate on doing the best that you possibly can. Each year the Virginia State Team sponsors, in part, the team members to attend the nationals, held at Camp Perry in Ohio. Jeannie has attend- ed the nationals five times and missed them one year due to moving. Being a Bailey scholar affords Jeannie little time to donate to her hobby. It would be won- derful if Mary Baldwin could start its own rifle club. Is your aim straight? Is your sight keen? Is there someone you would like to take out? If so, talk to Jeannie Whichard — She ' ll make your day. Jeannie, a fresh- man this year, was introduced to rifles by her father when she was about six. Jean- nie was permitted to help him carry his equipment, but this routine soon tired her and she took up rifles herself. Jeannie began shooting an AR-15 when she was eleven years old. Now she shoots an M- 14 which is a .30 caliber rifle, meaning it has a larger bullet size. Presently Jeannie participates in high power shooting, and is a member of the Virginia State Rifle and Revolver Association. This is a state team, held frequently on a military base although it is a civilian organization. Jean- nie states, Two thirds of the team is mili- 20 people ' freshman

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FRESHMAN Aleacia Knotts Mineral Wells, W. Virginia Caroline Korbell San Antonio, Texas Laura Langston Staunton, Virginia Candice Lee Lizabeth Lersch Pittsford, New York Melissa Lunardini Tampa, Florida Katherine MacDonald Derwood, Maryland AIko Masazumi Kyoto, Japan Elizabeth McAlister Brentwood, Tennessee Lucy McPherson Johnson City, Tennessee Catherine Mills Leavenworth, Kansas Christy Moody Austin, Texas Claire Murphy Durham, N. Carolina Catherine Noyes Midlothian, Virginia Jennifer Nystrom Williamsburg, Virginia Leslie Olson Savannah, Georgia Jayme Owen Clifton, Virginia Michelle Palmer Montpelier, Vermont Paula Paschal Garland, Texas Jamie Peck Sunrise, Florida Sarah Penhallow Richmond, Virginia Angela Perri Clarksburg, W. Virginia Kim Pinkston McLean, Virginia Donna Polsinelli Broadalbin, New York Roberta Pomponio McLean, Virginia 22 people freshman