Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1978 volume:

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The site for the Fredericksburg State Normal and Industrial School for Women, as M.W.C. was called then, was another struggle. Finally, the present site was settled upon. The 45.4 acre site was purchased from Captain M. B. Rowe in August 1909. The first session of the normal school began on September 26, 1911. The Dormitory, as Willard was called, contained a dining room, infirmary, laundry, rooms for faculty and students, a reading room, a kitchen, and parlors. The Administration Building (Mo nroe) contained a swimming pool, dressing rooms, a gymnasium, library, classrooms, and manual arts laboratories. The need tor another dormitory was immediate and by 1915 Virginia Hall was completed. The president ' s ofticies, the library ' , the Y.W.C.A., and the infirmary were all moved into this building. In 1926 an addition was put on this building. By 1923 another dormitory was required. This building, Betty Lewis, was used until 1930. It was used again in 1937 and was sold at auction in 1972. Also in 1923, an open-air theater was constructed. It was reconstructed in 1931 and the stage was enlarged. In 1924, the normal school became, by an act of the General Assembly, State Teachers College at Fredericksburg. Money was raised and a Student-Alumnae Building was constructed which consisted of a housed swimming pool. A training school was needed on campus and in 1927 construction of Chandler Hall began. It was to be used for student teachers and it was called College Heights High School. In the next few years, several new buildings went up at the school. The first one was a dining hall, Seacobeck. The ravine which separated it from the rest of the campus was bridged by a brick viaduct. The building consisted of two dining halls and was formally opened in 1931. During the Depression, the college received funds from the Civil Works Administration. It was used to build walks, landscape the grounds, and later to build tennis courts, an open-air swimming pool, and hockey fields. Other improvements consisted of the gates at the entrance at the foot of the hill in 1936, more tennis courts, and a roof garden over the indoor pool. In 1933, with another P.W.A. loan, more construction got underway. Virginia received an addition and three new dormitories were built. This Tri-Unit was completed in 1935. The halls were named Mary Ball Hall, Mary Custis Hall, and Dolly Payne Madison Hall. On March 9, 1938, a bill was signed by Governor James Price allowing State Teachers Colleges in Harrisonburg and Fredericksburg to change their names. Henceforth, the school in Fredericksburg was Mary Washington College. I F 3P ■ WI|B oLm ■ ' r : t A P.W.A. loan made Westmoreland Hall possible. It was built in 1938. Cornell Hall, a dormitory off of Sunken Road, housed students until 1959. George Washington Hall was completed in 1939. The new administration building housed the administrative offices as well as the auditorium which seated 1,624, dressing rooms, the Hall of Mirrors — a basement recreation room, classrooms, a broadcasting studio, and a roof garden. In 1943, Governor C.W. Darden revived the idea of joining Mary ' Washington College with the University of Virginia. On February 22, 1944, the McCue-Randolph bill passed. The College became a liberal arts college for women named Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia. With this merger came many changes at M. W.C. There were new degree requirements, curriculum changed, and admission requirements were more strict. In 1944 the College purchased Brent Hall and in 1946 it purchased Framar. Also in 1946, Brompton was acquired. Trench Hill, a brick residence and seven acres of land across from Brompton, was purchased in 1947 and became a residence hall. 12 Until 1929 there is no record of any men attending Mary Washington. At this time, however. President Combs stated that the school was open to both men and women. In 1930 there were sixteen residential males enrolled. The board refused to accept them. Men, however, continued to attend the summer sessions. In 1941 the library was finally moved from Virginia Hall to the newly completed E. Lee Trinkle Library. Growth in the early 1950s necessitated further construction. A new infirmary, Hugh Mercer Infirmary, was completed in 1951. Two new wings were added to Seacobeck and a new heating plant was constructed. In 1953 the student activities building was added on to the back of the swimming poo l. Ann Carter Lee Hall, as it was named, housed the Terrace Room — a soda fountain, the. college bookstore, classrooms, a dance studio, dressing rooms, a bowling alley, and a two-story ballroom named the Gothic Room. The fine arts center was completed in 1953 also. It consisted of three halls: Dupont, Melchers, and Pollard. The following year two new dormitories, Randolph and Mason Halls were completed. Since the sophomores had lived off campus the previous year, they were placed in these new dorms. Before Dr. Comb ' s death in 1955 he made plans for the construction of a new science building. This building was not completed until 1959 and was named for him. The last improvements at M.W.C. during the 1950s were the construction of Bushnell Hall, another resident hall, in 1959 and the installation of a new telephone system which covered the entire campus. Starting off a new decade, the college added another building. In 1960 Marshall Hall was completed. Construction did not begin again until the mid-sixties. In 1965 Russell Hall was completed and in 1967 the last dormitory to be built to this date, Jefferson Hall, was completed. The last building to be built on campus, Goolrick Hall, the gymnasium, was completed in 1969. With its completion, major remodeling took place in Ann Carter Lee Hall. Seacobeck was remodeled from 1969-1972, and a new sen ' ice building was added next to the golf course in 1972. Fall 1970-71 saw the first permanent male students at M.VV.C, only one hved on campus, however. He lived in Hamlet House. The most recent milestone in the history of the college occurred on April 10, 1972. Governor Linwood Holton signed the bill that separated Mary Washington College from the University of Virginia. Sunken Road. fW rSfr- C Man has sun ' ived even ' thing, and we have only survived it on our optimism, and optimism means faith in ourselves, faith in the ever ' dayness of our lives, faith in our universal qualities, and above all, faith in love. — Edward Steichen There were several people who have served MWC dili- gently for years to whom I could dedicate this anniversary volume. I decided, however, to dedicate it to someone who does and will serve her college, her Lord, and her fellow man. Bobbi Rollins is the spirit of Mary Washington College. She embodies the strength, the drive, the faith, love, and hope that I feel our school stands for. Bobbi is an inspiration to us all — all of us who are tired of life; angry at our neighbor; or unwilling to continue. Bobbi, we need you, we love you, and we thank you for touching our lives. 20 J)f trg6jgU . . . After nineteen years at MWC, Mrs. Chase, head resident of Mary Ball Dorm is retiring. She has been one of the most loyal and dedicated members of the staff at the college, and we will all miss her greatly. Dr. Stablein, professor of Geology, will leave us this year. Dr. Stablein has been one of the greatest loved faculty members at MWC. His students are extremely upset about his leaving and we know he is sad to leave us, too. Mr. Reid has served MWC as the manager of the bookstore for numerous years. He has run a tight ship and kept the bookstore moving during those crowded book sale periods. We thank you, Mr. Reid, and we ' ll miss you. Mr. Jensen, a member of the Religion department, wiU be leaving MWC this year. His students thoroughly enjoyed his classes and are very sad to see him go. To all those members who are leaving us this year or have left during the year, we, the students express our deepest gratitude and appreciation for the years you have spent with us. We will miss you, but we wish you the best of luck and all the good things life has in store for you. Throughout the past seventy ' years the College has been fortunate in the possession of a dedicated and capable faculty. By the time the college opened, the entire faculty had been appointed and was on hand to begin work. President E.H. Russell had begun early to assemble his teaching staff. It is a tribute to President Russell that he was able to assemble such a capable and well-trained group of people for the opening session of a new institution. Although the descriptions of their qualifications in published announcements appear extravagant and flamboyant, the dedicated individuals who began their work that fall presented an impressive background of training and experience in comparision to the typical normal school faculty of the period. The faculty, like the College, has evolved and diversified, yet remains a crucial element of the College experience. Prince B. Woodard President A.R. Merchant Vice-President Director of Continuing Education William M. Anderson Vice-President for Development and MIS Jiaarh of tsttore Lewis Meriwether Walker-Rector Katherine Edmondson Hopper — Vice-Rector Gwendolyn Amory Gumming — Secretary Arabelle Laws Arrington Joseph Earl Blackburn Irene Lundy Brown Donna Henninger Henderson Stanley Albert Owens Joan Whittemore South Leah Fleet Waller Ralph Melville Whitticar, III James Croushore Dean Edward Allison Comptroller Claude Parcell Business Manager G. Forrest Dickinson Jr. Financial Aid Claire Talley Booker Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Student Services Juanita Clement Dean of Student Services Calvin Howard Supervisor, Reprographic Services 26 Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Kelly Deari of Academic Advising and Director of the Counseling Center Isabel Gordon Director of Career Placement i W I Frances Melle Cashier Betty Lettrell Director of Student Activities Mary Lee Carter Director of College Shop Sandra Brown Periodicals Librarian 28 Sheila McGarr Readers Service Librarian — Circulatiori Renna Cosner Acquisitions Librarian Charles Balthis Head Cataloger Judith Wahl Cataloger Mary Porter Reference Librarian Gale Surber Readers Service Librarian directors NOT PICTURED: Doris Keel — Mason Irene Doran — Jefferson Gail Gouger — Randolph Margaret Chase — Ball Majorie Fee — Madison Susan Hektner — Marye Susan Murphy — Framar Vivian Giovanetti — Brent Janet Barnes — Westmoreland Jean Sonen — Marshall Ruth Dieffenbacher — Bushnell Edna Keller — Russell Virginia Robertson — Willard Virginia Hamilton — Custis Margaret Johnson — Virginia 30 1 i 1 ik. m. ' ' (. li Glenn Thomas American Studies Pauline King — 1970 Margaret Williamson Anthropology Cornelia Oliver, Joseph Dreiss, Barbara Meyer, Pauline King Art History Paul Muick Studio Art 31 Michael Bass Biology 32 1 . vWjp. -nVjmu ■r- ' - fcMk r dlr n r i Stephen Fuller Biology Ruth Friedman Biology Mary Jo Parrish 1970 Mary Pinschmidt Biology William Pinschmidt Biology Herbert Cover — 1970 34 Kathleen Tuohey Classics Stephen Larson Drama 36 Joseph Holmes Education Donald Glover English Richard Hansen English Cd p IP« I, r;il « , ■; ■ ?7 vti ■■ :. gj. MR 1 mm m 1 ' J B.BW ' V ' ' ■ ■• -Pi« k 5 4 .« . Connie Smith English Walter Kelly English William Kemp English 38 Delmont Fleming English ife ' ' iM fti J ' ' ' w I f 4- „.JlM N-. Hr. A Sidney Mitchell English Nancy Mitchell English Carlton Lutterbie — 1970 Raman Singh English James Baley Philosophy Nathaniel Brown English Carlton Lutterbie English Samuel Emory Geography James Gouger Geography Marsh Bowen — 1970 1 R %■ l r ll Richard Palmieri Geography Samuel Bird Geology Marsh Bowen Geography N. King Stablein Geology William Crawley History Roger Bourdori History Benjamin Zimdars History Otho Campbell History Joseph Vance — 1970 Melanie B. Oliviero Linguistics Joseph Vance History Alexander Lindsay Mathematics Janet Zeleznock — 1970 Dale Brown Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science Earl Johnson Statistics and Computer Science Janet Zeleznock Mathematics Alexander Tyree Mathematics Anna Mae Harris Mathematics Patricia Pierce Mathematics Earl Fife Mathematics Sammy Merrill German Joseph Conroy Mathematics Vera Niebuhr German Margaret Hofmann French Clavio Ascari Italian Aniano Pena Spanish Rosemary Herman — 1970 Mary Ellen Stephenson Spanish Rosemary Herman Spanish Joanna Quann Spanish Joseph Bozicevic Russian Anne Hamer Music George Van Sant Philosophy Connie Callahan and Edward Hegmann II Physical Education 50 Miriam Greenberg Health and Physical Education Rebecca Woosley Physical Education A HL fti Bf B MMS H ' H f fl ' ' John Kramer Political Science X ■ H H M k i hIPIhKb S '  j n H Lewis Pickett Political Science Richard Krickus Political Science John Cushman Economics mi-jnrgit Robert Rycroft Economics Victor Fingerhut Political Science Victor Fingerhut — 1970 Timothy Jensen Religion David Cain Religion Elizabeth Clark Religion Kent Butzine Psychology Roy Weinstock Psychology Thomas Moeller Psychology Leena Puhakka Psychology Denis Nissim-Sabat Psychology Charles Sletten Sociology Campus IHtfe The first day of the new school was an exciting experience for the newly gathered students. There were so many things to be done. Early in the fall a selection of school colors had to be made. After much excitement and several ballots, the combination of blue and green was declared the winner. When the name of the college was changed to Mary Washington in 1938, blue and white became the official colors. Since then, academic regalia, school publications, seals and pennants, and other insignia have used the familiar blue and white colors. The first party in the new school was held on Saturday evening, October 7, 1911. President and Mrs. Russell and the members of the faculty received the girls in the dining room, which had been cleared of tables and decorated with palms and ferns. Dormitory life was strictly regulated by the sound of a bell, from the call to rise in the morning until the signal for lights out at night. Even from the earliest days there was an approved calling list. Only men who had been vouched for by written recommendations were allowed to visit the students on the hill. The days and hours of calling were carefully specified, and only entertainment in the parlor or on the walkways surrounding the buildings was permitted. Young men who transgressed the regulations were put on the blacklist and deprived of calling upon students. n tmavxnxn Banjamin Early Stephen Disraeli Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the moun- tain top, then you shall begin to climb. And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance. Kahlil Gibran Kim Poindexter Jennifer L. Hinson r: ff. 0Wj ' ntt ' vtstntnixan — ®rtbutc tn oznvi 60 (31t s Bnxox ffltme gntn 100, 99, . . . 7B . . . Once Christmas vacation was over, senioritis really set in. One began to realize that he w ill soon be out of school, and this tended to cause moments of day dreaming. Seniors celebrated this glorious event in February. 100th night wras held February 1 in Seacobeck basement. Dancing and drinking lasted all evening. But the really big evening was 78th night, which was sponsored by the sophomore class, and was kept a secret until February 26. The sophomores planned a very enjoyable evening for their sister class, and the dreams of graduation crept closer and closer. Ixllh nnh the Tinhs To entertain the Fall Formal crowd this year. Class Council sponsored a concert on November 10. Willie Ninninger a folk singer from New York performed. Once again, the Split Ends warmed up the audience. It was an evening of enjoyable music and humor. (3lnt0rnatt0nal tgl]t The Ballroom was filled for the anriual multi-national festival. Each year the language clubs get together to produce an evening filled with songs, dances, and foods of the various countries. Members work for weeks to master some of the old time favorites: the can-can; Spanish singing and dancing; German dancing and Italian singing. This year the Russian club had a unique presentation of poetry reading. The foods were tasty and sold quickly. The participants seemed to enjoy the show as much as, if not more than, the audience. ■■■■I i ..■ B rf ft ' 4 M mS m mm. H| i L K ' ' 1 jj fl 1 . ' . H Class Council sponsored a concert in January featuring Nantucket. Although the nnusic could be heard throughout the campus, attendance was poor. The council questioned the student body concerning their lack of enthusiasm toward featured concerts. 66 67 Halloween weekend was more exciting than ever. It began with a picnic down by the river and a parade down Campus Drive follo ved. The weekend was topped off by the Best Party in the County and will be remembered as such by the fluorescent orange T-shirts sold by Class Council. 70 Peg Partg Come one, come all to the weekly entertainment at MWC — a Keg Party. Used as one of the greatest fund raisers, one cannot leave MWC without attending a keg party. Loaded with Marines and frats from UVA, many girls have found enjoyable dates at these affairs. Others, however, find them very stale and unentertaining. Nonetheless, a keg party is definitely a unique college experience. JIfbIb ®rtps Dr. Pinchsmidt ' s biology classes visit the river to collect samples. Throughout the year, trips are sporisored by various departments or classes. The Geomorphology class annually takes a trip north. Biology and Geology classes visit nearby rivers and rock quarries. English, Classic, and Language classes occasionally visit plays in Washington, D.C., or at neighboring colleges. Students enjoy these breaks from routine and professors find them to be valuable learning experiences. 72 Dr. Johnson ' s General Biology Lab took a trip outside to inspect the foliage. Dr. Bowen ' s Geomorphology class searches for the Lost River in West The Geomorphology class also visited the cokeworks in Ohio on their Virginia. four day trip. Dr. Byrd ' s Geology class gathered water samples while cooling off. A contest was sponsored by the AAA to choose MWC ' s first woMAN of The Year. The contestants displayed various talents from singing and playing the piano to stripping. The contestants as well as the audience were excited and enthusiastic. The evening was enjoyed by all and was a great success for the AAA. PJmter tt in Hanuarg anta (S nmt to ®ohin Bringing the Christmas spirit to the students, the Christmas Bazaar once again gave us an opportunity to Christmas shop, visit, and eat. The annual event sponsored by the Class Council was, once again, a great success. Contributions made by students, clubs, and community businesses were displayed in booths. One could have his fortune told, his picture taken with Santa, or throw a wet sponge to release frustrations. Leather items, Christmas ornaments, plants, needlework, and many other items could be purchased. The Christmas music floated throughout the campus and everyone joined in the fun. Cathy Smith admitted people to the ballroom for the Bazaar. ' ' s.k s All decorated for Christmas, this group of girls have their picture taken with Santa. Gypsy Sue Hanna reads fortunes throughout the evening. The ballroom was filled with students and Christmas cheer at the bazaar. Santa and two elves paused for a rest and a picture. Paul La Due came face to face with a heavy, wet sponge! (©ktoberfest — Parentis pSeekenh Parents ' Weekend was filled with unusual and enjoyable events. The buildings were open for tours, a special German Oom-pah band toured Seacobeck, and a dinner and dance were scheduled at the Sheraton. Parents were invited to hear President Woodard speak and present Intermediate Honors. Another event of the weekend was a dinner at Framar for parents of the residents. Occasionally one can find MWC students in the most dreaded place on campus — the library. Many long nights have been spent there by some, while others avoid the place and visit it only when absolutely necessary. Mrs. Weinbrecht and the library staff are ' always willing to assist the students in any way they can. The library now offers short courses in term paper research, use of the library, and other areas in which students demonstrate need. The staff often coordinates sessions with various classes to help in individual areas. The library frequently sponsors speakers: either MWC professors or visitors from other schools. They also publish a newsletter, News and Views from Trinkle, which lists and describes newly released books, MWC professors ' works, and newly acquired materials. orm ICtfe 1948 82 83 1934 Carousel The spring production of the Drama Department was the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic, Carousel. This enchanting musical was a huge success and well received by the student body. The leading female part of Carrie Pipperidge was played by Valinda Feather, with Sarah McCracken as Julie Jordan and Dianne Quinn as Nettie Fowler. The male leads of Billy Bigelow and Enoch Snow were played by Rob Powell and Kevin Havens, respectively. kWI Re K 86 Peer Gynt the fall drama production, was directed by Neil Howard. Cathy Smith and Doug Lorber were cast in the leading roles. The play covered Peer Gynt ' s entire life in which he searches for himself. He finally does find himself and returns to his girl in the mountains. He has to undergo many trials including one with the trolls. His girl waits patiently for him to return because she knows he will. The performance was excellently done and received laudatory reviews. Al umnt IB77 ' 7S The M VC Alumni Association began a busy year in the spring of 1977 with Homecoming Weekend. The weekend was filled with activities for all returning alumni. A luncheon at Brompton, reunions of individual classes, and tours of the college and Fredericksburg filled the weekend. The special event of the weekend was the Golden Club ' s anniversarv party. In the fall Oktoberfest, Parent ' s Weekend, began another season ' s activities. Parents were invited to the campus for a weekend to become acquainted with their children ' s school. Other activities of the year included fundraising for the Regent ' s Scholarship Prograin; the publishing of MWC Today, the alumni newsletter; and the annual DVIR, this year ' s being Dean Rusk. Mrs. Carson, the coordinator of the association ' s activiries, kept the members active and informed throughout the school year. aobtn 3)am In order to display the artistry of numerous MWC students, Wooden Jams are held throughout the year. Auditions are held and usually, the competition is great. The crowds are usually enthusiastic and the concerts are well attended. P P |l usk peafea on future Mr. Rusk spoke on the future of the nation at his main address on November 13. As their seventh Distinguished Visitor in Residence, the MWC Alumni Association brought Dean Rusk to our campus. From November 11-14, Mr. Rusk visited our campus and the City of Fredericksburg. He was entertained at the Alumni House and at Brompton. He visited several classes so as to speak more closely wfith the students. On November 13, Mr. Rusk gave his main address, The Future is Already Here. Mr. Rusk outlined what he felt were the major problems faced by our nation and possible solutions. Following the address, a reception was held in Jefferson Dorm. Mr. Rusk and President Woodard chatted during the reception held at Brompton. Mr. and Mrs. Rusk got a chance to rest a minute and grab a bite to eat at the receptions held in their honor. mntk Culture Peek Annually, the AAA sponsors activities for Black Culture week. This year the calendar was especially star-studded. On Sunday, February 12, a Gospel Jamboree was held in GW. The Virginia Union University Choir, the Buelah Men ' s Ensemble, Newsights Gospel Choirs, and the Gospel Harmonettes sang. Ivene Washington, Se cretary-Treasurer of the National Afro- American Association spoke on the accomplishments of blacks in America. A dance was held at the Crystal Lounge at which Ujima played. Vinie Burrows presented Walk Together Children , a history of blacks in America. Monarr, an artist from Haiti, displayed her works for the campus community during the week. Congressman Fauntroy was scheduled to speak Monday evening but due to the weather was unable to come. A disco was held on Saturday and soul food was served Wednesday night in the dining hall. Congressman Fauntroy ' s address was delayed due to inclement weather. Vinie Burrows presented her one-woman show portraying the history of blacks Prmg (SInstglits Chuck Robb, son-in-law of former President Lyndon B. Johnson, came to our campus in the spring on his campaign trail. Robb, a Democrat, sought the position of Lieutenant-Governor of Virginia and easily defeated his opponent in the November election. MWC students were impressed by Robb ' s capability, good looks, and mild manner. Dr. Tao-tai Hsia, a distinguished scholar from the Far-Eastern Law Division of the Library of Congress, spoke on November 9 as part of the Trinkle Library Lecture series. Dr. Hsia, a professor of law at the George Washington University Law School, spoke with great insight on the topic: Can There Be Peaceful Coexistence Between the People ' s Republic of China and Taiwan After U.S. Recognition? ' X ,X ex ?c:- ' ■ 4 A ci--2 e- 3|osepl| — ' Sltiattk gou. |[iuttcl| at il t nntts As an added highlight to the semester ' s activities. Dr. Joseph Vance and his wife entertained his classes in their home for lunch. The afternoon began with a delicious meal prepared by Mrs. Vance. Afterwards, the students spent the afternoon discussing professors, classes, and other aspects of college life. itcntcs Each year the opening of school brings a downpour of picnics. Even ' one is eager to see old friends and enjoy the beautiful fall weather. Not only do departments have picnics but, as you can see here, the Spanish and French houses combine for their annual festive afternoon. Freshmen from Randolph also regrouped to see friends from whom they had been separated. Picnics have become a habit at Mary Washington. 96 wm u Kkh ' ■y ' $1|| m Hb «pp .«o «- . ,-.... P i..- ' J 1 _ 1 Pi! ■■ faL ' r; ' , :- 97 ou Are All 3lnlitteh for ®ea A grand time was had by all at the annual tea given by Maiy Ball Hall for the faculty and administration. The tea, somewhat of a tradition, tends to bring back moments of the past at MWC. It faintly resembles the teas held by Mrs. Bushnell while she was Dean of Students. Residents of Ball, Mrs. Chase, and the faculty all seemed to have thoroughly enjoyed the occasion. The highlight of any junior ' s year is the ordering of his or her ring and attending Ring Dance. Rings were ordered from J. Jenkins Company in November. Samples were on display in the library as in past years. Ring presentation and Ring Dance took place in the spring semester. The band was Sandcastle. A wonderful time was had by all. Rings were placed on display in the library to give students the opportunity to choose just the right one. Mr. Edmunds figured out the correct change while orders were placed. Ring Dance, 1953. Juniors tried on the sample rings to determine size and style. Anita Chumey closed her deal with Mr. Edmunds. ti a Hob . Once again the Placement Office offered juniors and seniors the opportunity to view the job market. On October 13, representatives from numerous businesses, industries, educational systems, and governmental agencies gathered in ACL Balboom. They spent the entire day answering students ' questions. Career Day, an annual event sponsored by the Placement Office, continues to aid students in finding jobs. The Office also gives students access to listings of job opportunities and arranges for interviews on campus. Many employers sent representatives to MWC ' s Career Day held in October. A student questioned the representative from the Virginia Employment Commission concerning the job market. Paul Hawke and others converse with business representatives. Representatives from the UVA School of Nursing talked with a student. Many students from MWC continue at the Nursing School. Jeff John inquires about job openings in the field of physics and math. 100 101 J P dontES t0 Seacobeck received a face lift and a change of make-up this year. The traditional preparation of meals switched to having the food prepared by ARA Food Services. Students were offered numerous entrees, frozen yogurt, and a wider selection of beverages, and other goodies. Although there was much repitition in the food, most students found the change satisfying. The building also underwent repairs. A new rug and furnishings were placed in the freshly painted Dome Room. Repairs were done on walls and ceilings of all the rooms. 102 Campaign posters are found all over campus during the early fall and again before school closes in the spring. Most candidates find those posters hung by A.C.L. to be the most effective form of communication. Although many students worked diligently to prepare attractive materials, most students did not notice them. The lingering apathy of the past few years continued at MWC and could be seen in the low voter turnout in each election. Efforts to stir interest were generally ineffective, although no reasons for the lack of it could be pinpointed. 104 JVrt x pln th Dance Kaleidoscope was presented by the dance students on November 10. The program consisted of original student choreography which was most ingenious. Miss Rosemary Herman made available to the students and community her collections of Folk Art of Mexico and children ' s books in foreign languages. These exhibits lasted a week and proved very enlightening. Pnberclass The first session at MWC began with a total enrollment of one hundred and ten students. By 1913, one hundred and thirty-one students were enrolled here. Over the years the ervrollment has grown by leaps and bounds and has come from a wider area. Students now come from across the nation and across the world to Mary Washington. This year, 1978, Mary Washington has a total enrollment of 2,154. Of this total, three hundred and twenty-one are men. j. 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Byrnes L to R; Lynn Housley and Lois Funk L to R: Lisa Upton, Tracy Poison, Betty Van Chichester, Bonnie Garfield L to R: Carol Middlebrook, Carolyn Bess, Lisa Jenkins, Sheralyn Stevens L to R: Karen Yeeles, Hyte Garland, Donna Bly L to R; Kathy Mahone, Lorraine Henderson, Leesa Wolfe, Patricia Parks, Gretchen Brown, Kalherine Holland, Lisa Bickley Kathryn Pickett and Sally Curtis L to R; Jennifer Sullivan, Susan Bums, Laurie Dalhouse, Jan Lutinski L to R: Jack Douglas, Nanette Rider, Nina Fiess, Leslie Roscoe Ver- non, Diane Elmo Sheppard, Katz Olson L to R: Barbara Hammer, DiAnn Davis, Liz Prins, |ulie fTomdorf L to R: Anne Stockwcll, Rhonda Shackleford, Selene Paulette, Katherine Shif- Ictt, Karen Frenz L to R: Nathalie Hassan, Alyson Will, Carol Miller L to R: Dawn VanDerveer, Darla Fjeld, Kath Otto L to R: Jeannie Weller, Mary McWhirt, Cathy Robertson L to R: Julie Crawford, Donna McGlothlin, Lisa Kayon, Mary Peca Bonnie Berry and Fran Brooks Lisa Rademaker Mary Huntley Steve Thompson 130 L to R; Tammy Tipton, Mary Catherine Wilck, Elisa Devorshak, Barbara L to R: Bonnie Boehmler, Cindy Hitt, Laurie Mansell, Lisa Smith, Robin Ecker Turner, Kathy McMullen L to R: Scott Chilton, Alexis Smith, Mary Heinike, Sharon Good, Teresa Jeffers, Kathy Harrigan, Parker Curlee 132 L to R: Jan Gordon, Cindy Harris, Diane Lewis, Roxanne Uyeda, Carolyn McGrew, Cindy Cong, Linda Lawman L to R: Laura Dick, Lori Foster, Stephanie Amato, Valerie Grimes, Terri Adcock, Karen Harman L to R: Gin Walker and Dianne Hill L to R: Wendy Brown, Bobbie Dwyer, Ellen Stanley, Pam Clapp Jane HaU L to R: Mary Huntley, Catherine Miller, Grace Galiano, Jennifer Wells, Katy Penley, Kim Ellison, Julie Saracco, Kristen Berglund L to R: Carol Mullins, Connie Trexler, Kendi Thomas 136 Laura Lee Trost and Marcia Grozen David Graves L to R: Joan Spann and Elinor Barrett L to R; Debi Caton, Jenny Jolliffe, Sandy Slusher, Tanya Miller L to R: Beth Logie and Laura Campbell Cynthia Coles and Sally Hayden L to R: Jan Paul, Margaret Anderson, Cheryl Smith, Marisa Catoe, Mary Alice Robinson Ruth Judge L to R: Janice Hawkins and Cathy Black L to R; Anne Fix and Burgess Eldridge .., ..: ., ,  W P M « W H u PX. r i Peggy MacArthur and Jeannie Werner L to R: Cheryl Andrzejewski and Dena Brannen L to R: Karen Bachman, Susan Shepherd, Cathy Christian, Cindy Williamson, Cris Whittier, Melody Akers, Lori Hecht, Sally Hart lifresliman Class Sky Switzer, Publicity; Carol Mocarski, Secretary-Treasurer; Roxanne Chandler, Vice President; Deb Pfieffer, President The Freshman Class annually sponsors the Spring Formal. This year the formal was held in April in the ballroom. These officers, elected in the fall, work with the other class officers to bring entertainment to the students. Keg parties, the most popular fund raiser on campus, are held frequently. Each year the Council tries to find new entertainment to keep the students here on weekends. 0pl|0more Qllass Amy Hawke, President; Cathy Caulk, Vice-President; Cheryl McKay, Secretary-Treasurer; LeAnne Has- kin, Publicity The Sophomore Class annually sponsors the Fall Formal. This fall, Nyte Flyte performed at the dance. The officers decorated the ballroom, worked at the door, and helped to clean up afterwards. They also worked with Class Council in sponsoring keg parties and various other college entertainment. 144 Jlumor Ollass Kathy Bowdring, Secretary-Treasurer; Leia Dement, President; Peggy Alfriend, Vice-President; and Barbara Goliash, Publicity The Junior Class, being a part of Class Council, assisted in the planning and carrying out of Class Council activities. Some of these included the Christmas Bazaar, keg parties, and concerts. The officers were responsible for contacting the representative from Jenkins Sons for ordering class rings, as well as organizing Ring Presentation and Junior Ring Dance. 145 § nttors Ollass of 197B The class of 1913 numbered thirty-two graduates, all from Virginia, who had completed the two-year normal school program. The first issue of the Battlefield, was produced in the spring of 1913, when the first two-year graduating class received their diplomas. Pictures, a list of activities, and a tribute in limerick style appeared for each of the graduates. All were from Virginia, most of them from the Northern Neck or Piedmont sections of the state. The motto of the class was, appropriately, Live on the Heights. The class of 1978 numbers three hundred and ninety-eight. The students came from as far across the nation as California and from overseas as well. These students have completed the four-year program at our liberal arts college. Not only have the students come from more distant locations, but the class of 1978 also includes men. This marks a definite change from the class of 1913. 148 Beth Ackley Political Science Sherrie Adams Dance Stephanie Ailsworth Psychology and Religion Debbie Akers Sociology 150 Jean Alexander Biology and Chemistry Karen Allen Political Science and History Terry Anderson Biology Annette Amendolia History and Sociology Denise Arundell Biology Sharon Akins Biology Melissa Baisch History Kimberley Barlow History 152 gf ' , HB ' lSSH HJ K m S St SwSt. B ' n S .,.J . iv; ' Jx: ' Terry Barnes Speech Pathology Linda Barstein Chemistry Lisa Barthello History Kathy Beecher Economics C. Jean Bennett English Hilda Bennett Biology Vickie Bennett Biology Linda Benson Sociology 154 Wilma Bingham Biology Wanda Bland American Studies and Economics Susan Bliss History Vicki Boardman Biology Laree Bradley Psychology Marge Brannon Religiori Judith A.M. Brooks Psychology Joy Brown Dance Pamela Brown Biology and English H in H HL K K 1 H B C ' f H !9 Erf ' ' Wr m WwiT M mI p - - n r£ik B - M tI HI H L ii H Patti Brown Speech Pathology Tom Buchanan Biology Susan Bums Sociology Beverly Campbell Geology Robin Campbell International Affairs Joan Campion History and Political Science 158 Linda Capaldi English Ellen Cardwell Sociology Debbie Carroll Political Science and History Susie Carroll Psychology Janice Carter Psychology Mayo Carter Psychology Theodora Cassel Political Science Kathy Cesky Math and Economics Cheryl Chapman Psychology Mary Catherine Chilton Biology Bill Christie Biology Emily Church Psychology Betsy Clark History Happy Clark American Studies Cindy Coleman Biology Susan Cody Music and History H K- JHf O B f ' m M Kjfl mm H l l Beverly Colla History Lynri Connor English, Philosophy, Religion Ann Conway Psychology Nancy Copeland Math and Economics Mary Jo Cordle History Courtney Cousins Biology Deby Cox Psychology Nancy Crooks Psychology 164 Martha Cross Art History Mary Curlander English Debbie Davenport History Carolyn Davies History Gloria Davis Psychology Susan Davis Geography and International Relations Janet de la Concepcion Spanish Beth Doggett Studio Art 166 Sharon Doggett Sociology and Economics Lillian Dooley Urban Studies Cindy Drury Economics Sue DuBois Sociology Janet Easter Sociology Caryn Eaton Chemistry ■fl S H KIB 9 1 flfe H B 1 ■ mm WKKKKL. m 31 Kay Elledge Math and Economics Lucy Epps Geography Kathy Etheridge Biology Helen Faust English Valinda Feather Dramatic Arts Karen L. Zipf Filkins Geography Penny Firth Biology Myra Mima A. Fleenor Biology Mary Jane Ford History and Political Science Cicely Fletcher English and Religion 170 Nancy Ford Math Vicki Fotopoulos Biology Lynn Frazier Sociology Zoe Fries History Marty Fuller Dance and Classics Rosanne Galzerano Chemistry Glenda Geiser Physics Florence Georges Geography 172 Karen Gerred Biology and Chemistry Sue Giovannetti French WW V Terrie Gladney Dramatic Arts Jackie Gray Psychology Robin Goetz Sociology Patricia Goodwin American Studies Leslie Goodwyn Art History Shelly Grabeel Dance Marilyn Graves History Sue Gregory Math and Physics Sharon Green History Barbara Gruwald Geography and American Studies Gail Guthrie English and History Patti Gutteridge History Susan Haas Geography Hilary Hammond Political Economy Gayle Harris Spanish Tamara Haynes Art History Debra Headley Psychology Cindy Heflin Math and Economics Susan Lynn Hektner Political Economy and Spanish Sharon L. Heller Psychology 3arbara Helsel Geography Roxanne Helsley Music Elizabeth Hiers Biology Kathleen Hilker Art History Ginna Holland Studio Art Debbie Holloway Biology 179 p H Bftitatf ' ' ' ' w 1 ,aT ■•• s SP 1 -- ' ' - jtv- 7 bH I Holly Horuff Biology Anita Hotchkiss Music Elizabeth Huffman Geography Mary Houston English 180 ' IH M H L 4. H ■ Vt ' m rtt « wttsk ' f WjM H[P 1 i . 1 M J Ellen Jagiello Studio Art Jolanda Janczewski Biology Gillian Jewell Geography Jeff John Physics and Math Sue Johnson Physics and Math Cheryl Johnston French Karen Jones Psychology 3ecky Jones Sociology 182 Joni Joseph Speech Pathology Beth Kappler Biology Loretta Lynn Kendrick Biology Rita Klim Chemistry Jane E. Kravetz History Anne-Marie Kuehling Dramatic Arts Nancy Lackey Geography Alexandra LaRue Art History Laura Lupton Psychology Kathleen McCarthy Economics and Enehsh 185 Linda McCarthy French and Political Economy Margaret McClurkin English Nancy Jo McDaniel History Madelyn McRae English Jeanne Mack Sociology Laurie Ann MacLachlan Biology and Art History Gail Madden Political Science Paula Magrogan Political Science Susan Maloney Political Science Doris Mangrum Sociology and Economics 9 ' ■..■ym ' ..,. f Joanna Markussen Math and Chemistry Anita Marx Biology Susan Matthias Math Naznin Mawani Psychology Kathleen Patricia Mayer Art History Anne Meaney Ibero — American Studies and History 189 Peggy Melanson English and Political Economy Mary Metz Psychology Betsy Moser Sociology Carol Mills Music 190 Regan Mulreany Biology Jean Munns Geology and Chemistry Susan Murphy Philosophy and American Studies Therese Josephine Myers English and Art History Leslie Nelson French Paula Newquist Psychology Vickie L. Nichols Psychology Claudia J. Nicholson History Kim Oberg Art History Kris Olfson Biology and Russian Studies Abigail Omans Math Mary Pagel Biology Phyllis Parks Psychology Regina Parsons Political Science and Economics Billie Payne Art History and Economics Robin Pender Geology Candace Peplin Dramatic Arts Marylinn Phillips Dance Muriel Phillips History Tricia Phillips Math and Physics Janet M. Place Sociology Robin D. Pierce Sociology 196 Ann Plough Psychology and Biology Margaret Pomfrey Classical Civilization Barbara Post Medical Technology Jo Allison Powell History Audrey Pretlaw History Carter Pritchard Political Science Katherine W. Pritchard Biology Rhonda Purcell History Dianne Quinn Dramatic Arts Nancy Ravin sky Sociology Kim Ravizza Italian Studies Kaaren Reckmeyer Psychology Sarah Reddington English and History Cindy Reeves Math and Political Science Dawn Reid Chemistry Nancy Reid International Affairs and Spanish Linda Richardson Pre-History Leslie Rigby Psychology Patricia Ringle English and Philosophy Debra Robinson Dance and Psychology Karie Roedel Biology Bobbi Rollins French Stephanie Russell Biology and Psychology Jane Roth English 202 Frances Samsky English Cynthia Samuels Sociology Meredith Schade Biology Alice Schermerhom Political Science K -j| PI 1 V « B f yj H H !!« £ M HR ' ' SmhB Ji 1 Winona Schlam English Chris Scotti History Theresa Shackelford French Georgetta Sharman Written Communications Toni Showalter Studio Art Janet E. Shultz Biology Sarah Sibley Music Betty Sisson Psychology Jeanne Slater Art History Cheryl A. Smith History Cheryl E. Smith Math and Physics Demetria Smith Spanish 206 Jeannette Smith Pre-Foreign Service Jo-Anne F. Smith Biology Kathleen Louise Lukhard Smith Biology Libby Snead American Studies 207 Mamie Snyder Math Elizabeth McNeill Somerville History riB?H •«4ife 1 l i iT Jr.- ' ' -t— „ Belinda Spangler History Sheri Spencer Biology and Chemistry 208 Linda Stango Studio Art Gail Story Psychology and Sociology Amy Sturgis Math Susan Tart Biology Karen Taylor Psychology Elizabeth Thomas English Vanessa Thomasson English Barbara Thorpe Biology April Ticknor Music Margaret Tillery Music and Math Tiiia Trotta Music Shirley Tyykila Medical Technology Vanessa Vance Studio Art Victoria Vestrich Psychology Karen Vogen Psychology Joy Voelker Physics Carrie Wagner Biology and Chemistry Eugenia Waldrop History • - ' piyi : ■■ ' ■ t i ' % ; y p n« w ' i| i 4« .. ' : 1 l . ' §tHKKHHBM K ■ ' ) 0 IS ' ' ' HK ' l v 1 ml ' mZ K.. ' ' ' V hHI HP - ' Vicki Walker Psychology Virginia Walzel Biology Martha Waring Economics Elizabeth C. Warner Political Science and Spanish Thelma Washington Sociology Martha Weaver History and English Ranelle Weeks Dance Robin Welander Pre-Foreign Service Krista Wentz Biology 215 Wendy White Speech Pathology Eileen Wiles French Beth Wilkinson Chemistry Sheila Willis Psychology 216 Teresa Willis Religion Debbie Wilson Biology Laura Wilson Music Susan Wilson Religion Sylvia Winters Biology Beverly Wood Chemistry Karen Zetterstrom Math and Economics Pam Wright Geography and Asian Studies Ivy Martin American Studies Dorothy Rice — Sociology Nitza Rosario — Religion Frances Samsky — English William Scott — Political Science and Psychology Cathy Shelley — Psychology Lynn Smith — Sociology Lorraine Sperlazza — Religion Patricia Spratt — Sociology Esta Staples — History Valerie Stimson — Medical Technology Micaela Tanes — Political Science Betty Tanner — Psychology Barbara Tiplady — English Cheryl Tobias — Russian Studies Kay Trent — Latin and Music Janice Turman — Mathematics Cathy Vaughan — Speech Pathology Margaret Ventura — Sociology Linda Vorous — Mathematics Theresa Walton — History Angle Wang — Medical Technology Patsy White — Psychology Ronald Wilkins — Mathematics and Philosophy Cynthia Williams — Economics Malinda Willis — Studio Art Silas Wilson — Economics Patricia Wooldridge — Studio Art Kimberly Yohe — English Nancy Yeatts — Psychology 0t Ptctur h: Linda Anderson — Biology Caroline Ayres — Speech Pathology Nadina Barnes — Economics Paula Barry — Sociology Julia Barth — Studio Art Linda Beidler — Sociology Virginia Bentley — English Judith Bertram — Religion and Sociology Diane Bobb Biology Jennifer Bodenhorst — Biology Laurie Brown — Anthropology Seth Brown — Mathematics and Economics Elizabeth Buchanan — Psychology Charlene Cannella — Spanish Harriet Chester — Psychology Janice Cockerille — History Patricia Coleman — Biology Julia Cover — Mathematics Douglas Dolton — Economics Beatrice Dooley — French Paula Dunsmore — Psychology Gail Edlund — Dance Maureen Erlandson — Psychology Diane Fessel — Sociology Timothy Flatt — Dramatic Arts and English Dawn Fox — Studio Art Mark Green — English Andrea Grenadier — American Studies Wendy Haddon — Political Science Vicki Hagy — Sociology Cynthia Hall — English Anne Hamner — English Lisa Hochstetler — French Mark Holmberg — Biology Jaye Holmes — Sociology Marcia Ingram — Sociology Deborah Jennings — History Pamela Johnson — Biology Polly Joseph — English Ingrid Juul-Nielsen — Psychology Kathryn King — English Venetia Kite — Psychology Constance Laskowski — History Linda Laynor — Mathematics and Economics Vicki Lewis — Chemistry Vesa Luukkonen — English and Dramatic Arts Diana McCaffrey — Pre-Foreign Service Sarah McCracken — Dramatic Arts Mindy McDaniel — History Katherine McGlashan — Psychology Linda Meeker — Russian Studies and Spanish Barrie Miller — Studio Art Mary Moore — English Thomas Myers — Physics Leslie Nigels — Classical Civilization and History Karen Obenshain — Classical Archaeology Barbara Patane — Psychology Shirley Perry — English Robert Powell — Dramatic Arts Robin Reed — English entor Ollass (Officers Publicity Chairman, Tom Buchanan; Vice President, Cathy Smith; President, Vicki Fotopoulos; Secretary Treasurer, Cathy Pritchard The Senior Class Officers were very active this year coordinating activities for the class of 1978. Announcements were ordered in November and arrangements for Graduation were set. On May 12, it was arranged for the class to have access to the Fredericksburg Country Club for the entire day. A band was hired for an evening of dancing following the dinner. The sponsor, Mr. Dale Brown, worked closely with the officers to make all the necessary arrangements. At the meetings seniors nominated students for Who ' s Who. A committee of students and professors reviewed the names and made final selections. Also decided at one of the meetings was the speaker for Graduation. Art Buckwalt gladly accepted our invitation to speak. 1958 Sports Competitive sports began with the first basketball game played outside our own gymnasium on January 30, 1915. The school won a victory over the YMCA team in Richmond, described as one of the best girls ' basketball teams in the state. All students were considered members of the Athletic Association. During the session of 1911-1912 it began the annual spring Field Day, with a trophy cup awarded for the greatest number of points in basketball, tennis, and Field Day events. Since those days the name of the Athletic Association has changed many times, and today remains an important part of campus life — the Recreation Association. In conjunction with the physical education department, the Recreation Association sponsored honor teams in various sports and more recently, sponsored the annual Devil-Goat Day festivities. Today sports at MWC have grown to include teams for both men and women. The most recent additions to the sports schedule have been men ' s soccer and men ' s tennis. fci 1934 226 P5 C PoIlEBbaU — Pinning Reason Cincy Drury, Leslie Freeman, Mary Pat Gallagher, Cincy Harris, Ivy Martin, Jeanne McTeague, Barb Mosely, Amanda Parker, Glennis Riegert, Patty Shillington, Mamie Snyder, Kathy Shelton, Vicki Willis This year ' s volleyball team again had a winning season. The season was tough, though. The team came out with nine wins and seven losses. Although the team suffered from lack of spectator support, as most MWC teams do, the team members were very enthusiastic. ocfceg Reason — Surprise The hockey team had a surprisingly good season. With the new coach and an inflow of fresh talent the team put together a strong defense. The members felt that they had improved and the season was a definite improvement over the last. i 1— ? 1 I i).m ' Af : % First Row: L to R; Liz Hammond, Betsy Bowen, Teddi Cassel, Janet de la Concepcion, Coach Kintzing; Second Row: L to R: Eva Bums, Trish Cooley, Chris Hruby, Joanna Markussen, Barb Heyl, Joanne Roan, Eve Baker, Montine Jordan, manager ? « tn ©rgantze otcev ' Qlcam First Row: L to R: Mike Mazzola, Parker Curlee, Bruce Williams, John Shrum, Mike Kelly, Geoff Beardall, Scott Schaw, Doug Dolton; Second Row: L to R: John Forbes, John Schumacher, Victor Yostrop, John Bartenstein, Greg Miller, Mark Fortney, Bob Mooney; Third Row: L to R: Coach Roy Gordon, Pat Thompson, Dana Aladj, Charles Chico Rodrigues, Alexis Smith, Pat Miller, Linda McCarthy, Manager For the first time in history, MWC had a soccer team. The team was organized this year with great enthusiasm from the men on campus. A very busy beginning season kept the men on their toes and in shape in the fall semester. There is no doubt that with the increasing male population here at MWC, that soccer is here to stay. ic ntvas t MWC lacrosse had a good season dispite the fact that they lost their star scorer in mid-season. The team then had to reorganize their offense and learn to work together. Scoring then became a team effort. A lot of new players, mainly freshmen, aided the team effort. First Row: L to R: Cindi Bums, Linda Jones, LeAnne Haskin, Hillary Hammond, Betsy Bowen, Rayna Elmendorf, Sally Smith, Therese Treiling; Second Row: Ivy Martin, Linda Johnson, Cindy Drury, Coach Kintzing, Candy Sams, Barb Mosey, Joanna Markussen, Karren Mann, Trish Cooley, Nancy Jo McDaniel, Montine Jordan £titmmmg MWC swimmers have usually taken the st ate championship. Once again this year, the swimmers had an excellent season. Some of the competition was tougher than usual, but our girls performed very well. The members of the swim team are: Pam Reynolds, Cindi Hammond, Toni Luscavage, Kathy Bowdring, Sallie Robinson, Julie Harrell, Val Parks, Martha Williams, Debbie Brown, Kathy Morris, Mary Huntley, Pat Goodwin, Pattey McKeone, Loretta Pincus, and Caryn Anderson. tns ®eam rc titttg Stronger The men ' s basketball season had a heavier schedule and showed the improvement of the team. The team acquired new and stronger players and displayed it in a well organized defense. This was one of the better seasons in MWC basketball history. Coach Hegmann did an excellent job of bringing the men through another tough season. L to R: Kevin Martin, Mark Wright, Paul Hawke, Wally Scott, Mark Buzz Holmberg, Pat Pekinpaugh, Duke Stableford, Ron Synan, Frank Fitzpatrick, Ronny Saunders, Linnda McCarthy, manager; Coach Hegmann 232 omcn s ©cam hs JSusg Basott ALL THE WAY Under the direction of a new coach, the women ' s basketball team undertook a very heavy schedule. The girls played well and were enthusiastic about the team. Many long hours went into practicing to produce a well-balanced and organized offense and defense. First Row: L to R; Kim Warker, Jamie Boone; Second Row: L to R: Mickie Miller, Pattie Shillington, Patty Loving, Mary Pat Gallagher, Ann Hankey; Third Row: L to R: Colleen Hennegan, Kathy Shelton, Barb Gant, Mary Alice Robinson, Kathy Jones, Jodie Mooradian, Coach Gallahan 234 ®0nnts ©cams — Jf trst The MWC tennis team has always been an excellent teanri. Again this year our team did very well under the direction of the new coach. A first this year was the organization of a men ' s team. During the fall season a few men played in mixed doubles. In the spring, a full fledged team was organized and played well for its first season. Women ' s Team: First Row: L to R: Kathy Cesky, Kit Givens, June Easton; Second Row: Pam Aylor, Kathy Bowdring, Sarah McNally; Third Row: Pam Neagley, Sue Wilson, Coach Hegmann. Men ' s Team: First Row: L to R: Parker Curlee, Marty Carroll, Coach Cordon; Second Row: Robert Fleeman, Steve Smirco, John Bartenstein; Third Row: Terrence Lynch, Tim Erickson, Mike Bailey. Women ' s Field Hockey Sept. 20 Longwood Sept. 28 Westhampton Oct. 1 Averette Oct. 4 American Universil Oct. 6 V.C.U. Oct. 15 Eastern Mennonite Oct. 18 University of Virginia Oct. 20 Bridgewater Oct. 24 Catholic University Nov. 1 University of Maryland Nov. 4 5 State tournament at Westhampton 1 B Women ' s Tennis - 1 Sept. 8 Longwood •«i«i B A Sept. 13 Georgetov n A Sept. 16 Longwood A Sept. 19 Randolph-Macon-Ashland A Sept. 22 Westhampton H Oct. 1 Southern Seminary H Oct. 5 William Mary H Oct. 14 St. Mary ' s A Oct. 21 Sweetbriar A Oct. 22 Randolph-Macon-Lynchburg A Oct. 24 Catholic University H Oct. 28 George Washington University A Mar. 16 Mary Baldwin A Mar. 22 George Washington University H Mar. 30 Lynchburg A April 4 Bridgewater College A April 6 Randolph Macon-Ashland H April 11 Georgetown H Men ' s Soccer Sept. 12 Averette College Sept. 27 Gallaudet College Oct. 6 Longwood Oct. 18 Christopher Newport Oct. 26 Longwood Oct. 29 Radford Nov. 5 Averett College Women ' s Basketball Nov. 29 Randolph-Macon-Ashland H Dec. 2 Mary Baldwin A Dec. 8 Richard Bland H Jan. 13 Eastern Mennonite Jan. 18 Richard Bland Jan. 20 Christophre Newport Jan. 21 Randolph Macon A Jan. 24 Westhampton A Jan. 31 William Mary A Feb. 4 Randolph Macon-Lynchburg H Feb. 7 George Mason H Feb. 10 Christopher Newport H Feb. 14 Virginia Wesleyan , H Feb. 18 Bridgewater . H Feb. 23 Mary Baldwin H Feb. 24 St. Mary ' s H Mar. 2,3,4 State Tournament H Women ' s Volleyball Oct. 1 George Mason Invitational Oct. 4 American Univ. George Mason Oct. 6 Lynchburg Oct. 15 Gallaudet William Mary Oct. 22 St. Mary ' s Oct. 24 Catholic University Oct. 26 Longwood Nov. 3 Bridgewater George Mason Nov. 5 V.C.U. Radford Nov. 11 12 State Tournament Nov. 19 Nov. 25 Nov. 26 Nov. 29 Dec. 2 Dec. 6 Dec. 8 Jan. 11 Jan. 13 Jan. 18 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 23 Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Feb. 2 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 p Women ' s Swimming l B 1 Nov. 30 Rollins O.D.U. H Dec. 1 WilUam Mary G.W.U. H Dec. 3 Randolph Macon Relays A Dec. 7 Westhampton ' A Jan. 21 Randolph Macon American Univ. H Jan. 25 Madison imx ie H Jan. 27 William Mary I HB; A Jan. 30 Catholic University I K A Feb. 1 Sweetbriar A Feb. 6 Westhampton H Feb. 13 Goucher College A Feb. 15 American University A Feb. 20 Catholic University H k Feb. 23, 24, 25 State Tournament A Men ' s Basketball Alumni Virginia Wesleyan Christopher Nev port Averett College Shenandoah College Radford H Richard Bland College H St. Mary ' s H Washington Bible A Richard Bland College -f? A Christopher Newport H Gallaudet College H St. Mary ' s College A D.C. Teachers College H National Business College H Shenandoah College H Longwood College H D.C. Teachers College A Averett College H Ferrum College H Gallaudet College A National Business College A Radford A Longwood A Washington Bible H Lacrosse March 22 William Mary March 24 University of Virginia March 28 Longwood College March 30 University of M.B.C. April 4 Madison University April 7 8 Lynchburg-HollLns Randolph Mac. April 13 Bridgewater 1960 lEJL 240 1960 (Sv nnxzniwns One of the first organizations to be established was the YMCA. A local association was organized and temporary officers were elected. Athletics, musical groups, literary societies, and dozens of clubs played an important part in the life of the new institution. Some of the earliest clubs included: Mother Goose Club, the Red Head Club, the Happy Dozen Club and the Synies ' Club. crcatinn Assormtton Every student enrolled in MWC is a member of R.A. The purpose of the Association is to provide an opportunity for students to participate in a variety of activities, to stimulate an interest in many forms of recreation, to create a spirit of good sportsmanship, and to cooperate with other campus organizations in promoting and maintaining the highest standards of college life. The council is made of representatives from each dorm, the small houses, and the day students. These representatives help to organize intramurals, Devil-Goat Day, and other R.A. functions. This year the association sponsored a Spades Tournament, the intramural program, the Powder Puff Basketball game, and Keg Parties. Paul LaDue, President; Diane Dwight, Vice-President; Cindi Mattingly, Secre- tary; Karen Deverell, Treasurer; John Bartenstein, Sue Pfaff, Laura Brevl, Darlene Robinson, Scott Shaw, Susie Noona, Robin Carson, Laretta Pincus, John Coski, Harry Schwabb, Joanna Markussen, Gayle Harris, Bemie Harrold, Karen Sob- rieski, Linda Jones, Vicki Bradley, Stephanie Ailsworth, Nancy Novak, Mickie Miller, Barb Griffen, Mike Kelly, Marye Pat Fiske, Vicki Robins, Kath Otto, Liz Hammon, Linda Jefferson, Susie Lowe OII|0ru0 The Mary Washington College Chorus performs a variety of both sacred and secular music for many different musical occasions. The chorus ' annual activities include performing on Family Weekend, singing at area church services, joint concerts with the University of Virginia Chorus, joint exchange concerts with the U.S.N.A., caroling for the H.F.F.I. Christmas tour of Fredericksburg, the spring concert, the fall concert, and the chorus tour. This year, the chorus toured North Carolina and Virginia, on March 4-8. Winona Schlam President Peggy. Earl Vice-President Janet Vadeboncoeur Secretary-Treasurer Susan Cody Student Conductor Mr, Roger Bailey, Director Patty Donnelly Leslie Mayer Barb Ridings Carol Lee Carter Pritchard Laurie Durbin Molly Doyle Alice Woodworth Debbie Sismore April Ticknor Helen Larkins Sue Ross Beth Richwine Sue Tillery Mary Doll Ingri James Brucie Patterson Louise Ayler Luanne Conrad Joan Deweese Wendy Haddon Martha Vaughan Kim Marming Bonnie Jacobs Sarah Sibley Mary Simmons Lisa Rauch Alyson Will Roxanne Chandler Sheryl Jones Tammy Cameron Peggy Alf riend June Easton Joan Mitchell Mary Peca Laura Harper OInlkge — Cttommunrtg gmpljon (©rcl|estra Man ' Washington has had a very musical history. As far back as 1938 the college had a dance band, a marching band, and a small orchestra. Today, however, things have changed. In the fall of 1971, the College-Community Or- chestra was formed by a small group of students and Fredericksburg residents. The premier concert was held in De- cember 1971. The orchestra began with only 34 musicians, but has grown to a well- balanced group of 80. The two-concert season has now been expanded to four annual concerts. Special concerts have included a Bicentennial Concert, and Inaugural Concert, for the installation of the college president, and a Pops Concert. The Chatham Orchestra Institute of MWC was initiated in the summer of 1976. The two week work session is held each year in June and July and is open to musicians from school age through adult. FLUTE Peggy Alfriend Paul Leimer Jandt Plummer Jo Whitaker OBOE Martha McClarey Kathy McMullen Barbara Snyder CLARINET Dick Ferraro Natalie Hassan Oren Triplett BASSOON Susan Kling Lois Stuart FRENCH HORN Brian Baker Tamara Bishop Joseph Holmes Patricia Norwood Mark Torgeson Peggy Whitson TRUMPET Anthony Bavota James Fox Wyatt Thompson Carma Lewallen TROMBONE Sharon Good Spencer Greenwald Stephen Sanford Kay Trent TUBA Tina Gemmill PERCUSSION Mike Booker Susan Cody Tina Trotta HARP Avery Gray VIOLIN Emabel Armiger Erin Baker Jonathan Baker Elinor Barrett Judie Beatie Patricia Bradford Steve Calhoun Al Campbell Peggy Cloe Kathy DeBevoise Stephanie French Dick Gros Craig Howie Carl Ingebretsen Francis Jessee Susan Kervick Jan Kourouklis Karen Lee Jane Lohr Carol Miller Millie Philpott Marti Stanton Carolyn Stuart Sue Tillery Susan Ward Charles Webb VIOLA Debra Epps Pat Gamett Mile Grannis Anita Hotchkiss Suzanne Krause Mike O ' Hanlan Loretta Smith Lynn Stuart Guy Torpey Laura Wilson CELLO Jeanne Bavota Susan DeBevoise Edgar Drake Paul Gamett Anne Hamer Greta Ingebretsen Roy Smith Jim Woodward CONTRABASS Steve Davezak Rodney Davidson Erik Pierce Michael Trowbridge Mr. James E. Baker, Director llfrBhcricksburg mgcrs The Fredericksburg Singers was first organized in spring 1975. The organization is composed of students, professors, and community residents. The group has performed for numerous occasions in its short lifetime. Activities have included annual spring and Christmas concerts, a concert at Monticello, participation in the Fourth of July celebration on the Fredericksburg City Docks, and caroling on the H. F.F.I. Christmas Candlelight Tour. This fall the group was asked to perform at the opening of the Chatham estate. In the spring, director Roger Bailey organized a Virginia Community Chorus Festival. Choruses from around the state were invited to MWC for a day of singing and fun. Susan Adams, Carolynn Bailey, Joan Baker, Peggy Eari, Sandy Haynes, Diane Higgins, Alice Rabson, Winona Schlam, Connie Smith, Elizabeth Somerville, Gale Surber, Debbie Bonski, Ruth Disraeli, Permy Firth, Debbie Leimer, Pat Norwood, Shirley Onderdonk, Mary Pinschmidt, Mary Ann Ponfrey, Lucy Simon, Martha Stanton, April Ticknor, Janet Vadeboncoeur, Steve Davezac, Robert Deitemeyer, William Pinschmidt, Gerald Royce, Stephen Sanders, Marshall Simon, Richard Berry, William Carter, William Friedman, David Graves, Carl Lutterbie, Tom Simpson, William White, Frank Yindra 246 ®rgan utlh President, Margaret Tillery; Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Church, Historian, Carol Mills; Sandy Anderson, Roxanne Helsley, Martha Kline, Martha Mallory, Jo Miller, April Ticknor, Cynthia White The Mary Washington College Student Chapter of the American Guild of Organists was founded in 1951 and is associated with the Washington, D.C. Chapter of the A.G.O. Although most of the current members are organ students, the club is open to any student interested in furthering his appreciation of organ music. The club members attend and participate in recitals in Washington and Richmond and visit historical organs in the area. This year ' s club sponsored the reception for the Senior Organ Recital presented by Margaret Tillery; visited tracker organs at Pohick Church, Woodbridge; and attended a Master Class at the Washington Cathedral. The guild also attended the Baroque Weekend held in Washington, D.C. PtUel Hillel was first organized at MWC in 1945. Since then, the club has worked to promote the understanding of traditions and beliefs of Judaism. The club is open to all students on campus interested in Judaism. eb:sxttnn Club The Newman Club was organized to foster spiritual, social, and intellectual growth of Catholic students on campus. The club sponsors an adopted parent program, where students are adopted by a family in the community. Other activities include religious meetings, a singing group, and services to the public. Jan Chovitz, Doug Lorber, Mike O ' Hanlan, Marion Bloomfield, Laura Klein, Barbara Silver, Lori Hecht, Dermy Michal Kathie Reed, President; Jude Bertram, Vice-President; Ann Conway, Treasurer and Publicity; All Catholic students on campus are members 248 (dnmptx OIl|rtstmn 0l0mmunttg SB The CCC was organized in 1941. It ■MM began as The Wesley Foundation. In 1970 •JJJ it became ecumenical. Being ecumenical it is supported by Methodist, Lutheran and Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Christian Churches in the Fredericksburg area. The club was formed to enhance the spiritual growth of the MWC community through campus ministry and student involvement in various activities. Worship Services, several coffeehouses, and faculty-student dialogues were sponsored by the CCC throughout the year. It also sponsored the Around the World Bazaar in November to raise money for the needy throughout the world. President — Tina Trotta, Vice-president — Celia Dettmer and Alice Woodworth, Secretary Treasurer — Pamela Reynolds, Staff — Rick Darnell and Loreeda Jones, Members — Gloria Bowman, Randy Kirby, Regina Holmes, Pat Hennessy, Sue Massey, Joyce Burgett, Diane Dorsey, Nikki Naccarato, Mary Lane, Janice Luther, Loreen Utz, Libby Knowles, Melodie Birmingham Papttst inhtni Pntan MEMBERS: Carol Aarseth, Terri Adcock, Dennise Anderson, Louise Aylor, Betsy Balderson, Sheila Beatty, Cathy Black, Kathy Boegin, Virginia Bowen, Dena Brannen, Tammy Cameron, Elaine Cash, Marie Clark, Kaye Crady, Kris Crofford, Dawn VanDeveer, Susan Dishman, Diane Dorsey, Laurien Dymacek, Dawn Forbes, Theresa Goodwyn, Hyte Garland, Danna Grat, Anne Hanky, Stephanie Hemden, Amy Hindin, Jan Holdorf, Cheryl Key, Libby Knowles, Alex LaRue, Cathy LeCain, Nena Lee, Terry Lewark, Jan Lobbregt, Deb Maher, Tammy Matthews, Kim Manning, Kristina Martufi, Susan McKnight, Anita Marie Mederos, Ginny Navas, Kathryn Otto, Susan Overby, Ernest O ' Connor, Cookie Pittman, Charlotte Powell, Diane Quinn, Grace Raines, Carolyn Reams, Amy Reed, Connie Rutledge, Dennis Sacrey, Diane Smith, Esta Staples, Pat Steele, Janice Stogdale, Susan Supan, Dawn Thompson, Margaret Tillery, Sue Titchenell, Lisa Waller, Ann West, Bert White, Lynn White, Kim Williams, Sandra Wise, Carol Mills — Presi- dent, Beth Huffman — Vice-president, Kim Williams — Publicity, Pat Johnson — Director of Student Ministries 249 The BSU at Mary Washington was founded in 1948, and has continued to grow since then. The purpose of BSU is to lead students to committment in the Christian faith and life through programs offering study, worship, fellowship, missions, recreation, and social outreach. All members of the College Community are welcome to participate in the various program offered by the BSU. iBcpartmental |Rgprescntatt6es American Studies Sue Murphy Art History Kim Oberg Studio Art Linda Stango Toni Showalter Biology Laura Ann McLachlan Robert Golden Robin Turner Chemistry Kathy Bowdring Rita Klim Classics Lorenza Amico Dance Marsha Fuller Ranelle Weeks Dramatic Arts Sidney Rose Economics Caroline Southall Cindy Drury Education Leslie Nelson English Amy Sanderson Kathy King S.M. Newman Sarah Reddington French Sue Giovanette Teresa Shakleford Geography Nancy Lackey Geology Beverly Campbell Robin pender German Amee Carmines History Zoe Fries Joan Campion Mathematics Karen Setterstrom Nancy Ford Margaret Birch Music Linda Church Philosophy Mitzi Turner Physics Kay Poston Sue Johnson Political Science Janet Plummer Psychology Laura Lupton Ann Plough Latee Bradley Religion Nancy Ives Russian Studies Christine Olfson Sociology Debbie Akers Nancy Ravinski Susan Byrnes Speech Pathology Kim Scanlon Doug Lorger Spanish Charlene Cannella Departmental Reps are elected annually by the majors in each department. These students attend department meetings and faculty meetings to represent the students. 250 inhtni s acmixon S.A. OFFICERS: Kathy Mayer, President; Barbara Stammerjohn, Vice-President; Laura Buchanan, Academic Affairs Chairman; Cindy Reeves, Judicial Chairman; Susan Maloney, S.A. Whip; Mary Pat Gallagher, Vice-President of the Senate The Student Government Association was first organized on December 1, 1914. It consisted of representatives from each class. From the very beginning, th-e Association played an important role in college life. Its purpose was sited as being seeing that rules are carried out. SG A through the Joint Council and the Student Council was the disciplinary body for the college. Only through action of these two councils could the restrictions against campusing (going off campus without permission) be lifted. The organization also sought to interpret college regulations and provide a forum for changes to be aired before proposing them to the administration. In 1968-69 revisions in the SGA Constitution created the Senate. The Senate became the legislative branch of the Association. At least one representative from each dormitory, one for each additional fifty students, and representatives of the day students made up the body. The name of the Association was changed in 1970-71 to Student Association to show more clearly how much of campus life the organization covered. Recently, issues that have faced SA have been the extention of visitation hours, the institution of co-ed dorms, issues concerning the dining hall, infirmary, and other aspects of the college community. Brad Stammerjohn presides over the weekly Senate meetings tnnte Jeanette Smith Susan Ross Michelle Picard Elliot Wentz Victor Yastrop Betsy Bowen Dennis Sacrey Nancy Ford Sue Gutierez Doris Green Susan Johnson Pam Rose Paul Stillwell Mark McCoy Eddie O ' Kelly Susan Whitman Pam Woods Danny Synan Todd Swain Cindy Heflin Margaret Anderson Paula Magrogan Susan Lowe Donna Smith Gwen Amhofl Claire Applin Eddie Callahan Mary Pat Gallagher Elizabeth Guffey Martha Williams Nancy Reid Dita Zapata Patience Kostrzewsky Kim Cress Leath Burdeshaw Lori Rogers Michelle Hopper Jenny Sharp Mary Chidester Ktis Olfson Cindy Sundermann Betsy Larson Kathy Epson Kathy Shifflitt Pam Staples Susan Wilson Doug Lorber Carol Burruss Julie Saracco Nancy Skinner Brooke Chapman Senators are elected from every unit or hall to represent students at the weekly Senate meetings. Senators are to notify the students of the matters discussed at the meetings. Votes of confidence are taken each semester to detect the individual Senator ' s effectiveness. Each Senator is required to serve on one committee during the year. hnnit (Eaxnxnliiee (dl nivxntn L to R; Leslie Wheeler, S.O.P.; Cyndi Hammond, Welfare; Sue Johnson, Finance, Leslie Schluter, Special Projects; Barbara Stone, Rules and Procedures; Linda Stango, Publicity There are five Senate Committees. Committees were first set up in the 1968-69 session. The committees now standing are: Welfare, Finance, Special Projects, Rules and Procedures, Publicity, and S.O.P. The Welfare Committee handles matters concerning student life and welfare. Recent issues have been concerning the dining hall and infirmary. The Finance Committee deals with the Senate budget. It makes allocations to the student organizations on campus. Special Projects handles issues not covered by other committees. This year it has assisted with the overload situation, acted in an advisory function with course evaluations, and attempted to get dorm hours extended at the end of exams. The Rules and Procedures Committee handles student body elections and Senate elections. It watches over Senate procedure. Publicity is charged with publicizing Senate activities. Finally, Student Organizations and Procedures screen applicants for and makes appointments to the student-faculty committees. These committees are designed to give the student body a voice on important matters such as curriculum, library, and admissions. Ollass Counctl The Class Council is the coordinating body of all class activity. It is composed of the four officers of the four classes. It is soley concerned with social activities on campus, and aims to promote more and better social activities on campus. The council sponsors keg parties throughout the year, sponsors the annual Christmas Bazaar, and other activities. L to R: Kathy Pritchard, Secretary-Treasurer; Leia Demet, President; and Barbara Goliash, Publicity Chairman Mr. Dale Brown, sponsor; Vicki Fotopoulos, Kathy Smith, Kathy Pritchard, Thorn Buchanan, Leid Demct, Peggy Alfriend, Kathy Bov.-dring, Barbara Goliash, Amy Hawke, Cathy Caulk, Cheryl McKay, LeAnne Haskin, Deb Pfieffer, Roxanne Chandler, Carol Mocarski, Sky Switzer 254 stbcnttal Olaunctl The Residential Council worked with the Student Association and the Office of the Dean of Student Services to coordinate residential activities and responsibilities. It met weekly for this purpose. President, Bernard Skibinski; Vice-President, Elizabeth C. Warner; Secretary- Treasurer, Terry Ann Souza; Judicial Representative, Steven P. Schlingen Toni Showalter, Leslie Nelson, Susan M. Dahl, Leslie Goodwyn, Debra Byrne, Jean Bums, Patricia Reilly, Ann Dalhouse, Mayo Carter, Lynn Connor 3|uhtctal Court The Campus Judicial Court is composed of the Judicial Chairman and eight elected members, two from each class. The court hears cases referred to it by the Residence Hall Judicial Chairmen. Members of the court serve on the Joint Council. This is the highest judicial body on campus. The council hears and decides cases which might result in suspension or expulsion, or cases of extreme complexity. Janet Easter, Ann Meaney, Moira Carr, Caroline Corr, Barbara Goliash, Dolly Young, Dita Zapata 3lntnt Council in IBBZ ' anav (Hanncll The first honor system was adopted in 1945-46 when MWC became affiliated with the University of Virginia. Many revisions of the Honor Committee were made between the years of 1953 and 1968. Since then, the members of the Honor Council have included eight elected representatives, two from each class; and an Honor Council President, elected from the Student Body. The Honor Council works to uphold the Honor Constitution. Honor offenses were reviewed throughout the year under the guidance of a hard-working president. Zoe Fries, Linda Stango, Beth Innis, Karen Noss, Debbie McGehee, Lisa Nichols, Tamara Bishop, Joy Matthews, Janet de la Concepcion — President. Advisors: Dr. Donald Glover and Dr. James Gouger nnor (Eanincis Karen Sobieski, Patrick Everett, Michelle Picard, Jan Chovitz, Greg Sokolo wski, Jane Roth, Sue Moore, Daniel Huffman, Susan Garter, Beth Ann Ludeman, Jenine Stewart, Carol Mills, Sally Leverty, Paul Rinne, Laura Lowe The Honor Council has contacts in each dorm on campus. These students work to enforce the honor code. Students in the dorm can come to their contacts to report any breeches of the code or to ask for guidance. Honor contacts are also responsible for giving honor offenses to those who break the code. nnor (Hannstlov Nancy Lackey CoUeen Main Paula Magrogan Joan Mitchell Susan Moore Terri Moynihan Emily PoweU Carter Pritchard Nancy Quynn Meredith Schade Leslie Schluter Bernard Skibinski Donna Smith Kathleen Snyder Karen Sobieski Joan Sparm Jan Stankiewicz Lisa Stevens Chip Straley Pat Thompson Kim Warker Patricia Weedon Leslie Wells Jeanie Werner Martha Williams Nancy Waitt Honor Counselors were first chosen in detail the provisions of the Honor Constitution and answer questions. The responsibilities of the Honor Counselors have changed little since, although the number of Counselors varies from year to year. Judith Bauer Jean Beazley Bonnie Berry Caroline Bradley Becky Bradley Jennifer Boyd Kathy Bowdring Debra Byrne Charlene Cannella Deborah Caton Leia Demet Joan Deweese Sharon Doggett Janet Easter Kathy Epson Myra Fleenor Vickie Fotopoulos Beth Garrison Susan Garter Barbara Goliash Patricia Goliash Sally Hart Janet Holdorf Betsy Haslett Lynn Honeycutt Anita Hotchkiss Holly Kelly Lisa Lagenbach Betsy Larson 258 3|unt0r (Ecnnstlovs Beth Innis Sallie Hart Nancy Ives Susan Shepherd Pat Thompson Randy Kirby Kathie Eanes Cynthia Anderson Karen Frenz Ann Holding Gail Story Ann Hodgson Leisa Stanger Moira Carr Selene Paulette Marie Seward Sylvia Winters Colleen Main Peggy Alfriend Cindy Goforth Leslie Mayer Christine Resele-Tiden Karen Hedberg Barbara Stammerjohn Laura Buchanan Mickie Miller Lisa Roberts Nancy Quaintance Lisa Carle Jane Daniels Deborah Hart Mary McWhirt Caroline Corr Judy Kemp Susan Lawler Catherine Robertson Jeanne Weller Bridget Gutherie Peggy Earl Junior Counselors are chosen by applications in the spring. To become a J.C., one must be a junior or senior and pass the examination of a reviewing committee. Those that are chosen are announced in the spring. J.C. ' s look after freshmen as they adjust to college life. Freshmen often look to their counselors for personal guidance as well as for information about the school. The All-Campus Activities club was established in 1974. It is a service and social organization. It sponsored the annual trips to the Naval Academy and to Washington. The club works with other service organizations on campus to sponsor activities. Once again they held their ever-popular Ice Cream Parties. Kate O ' Keefe, President; Karen Lewis, Vice-President; Julie Jensen, Secretary- Treasurer; Sarah McCracken, Pam Wright, Susan Dishman, Chris Lada, Nancy Grandy, Lynn Housley, Debbie MeGehee, Bobbi Rollins, Kathy Reed, Gail Melan- son, Nancy LaClair, Debbie Parker, Gail Warren, Patty Reilley, Anne Stockwell. MWC ' s chapter of NORML was founded in September, 1976. The club has worked for the repeal of the laws against the use of marijuana in Virginia. The chapter has brought the subject before the student body throughout its existence. The club ' s membership list is confidential. The organization has held concerts, sponsored speakers, and shown films throughout the year. Michael Mello, President; Gary Webb, Vice-President; Maureen Riley, Secretary-Treasurer 260 (31ntcrna:tt0nal elattang Club Officers; President, Susan Lynn Hektner; First Vice-President, Leslie Schulter; Second Vice-President, Beth Innis; Secretary-Treasurer, Debby McGehee. Members: Janine Peake, Sue Stapleton, Vickie Dobbs, Nancy Reid, Keke Korte, Deborah Pfeiffer, Clifford A. Hart, Barbara Hammer, Ann Meaney, Dita Zapata, Jeanie Loudenslager, Cheryl A. Tobias, Suzanne M. Guadagno, Kathy McMullen, Liz Greathouse, Nancy Carson, Rachel Grimsby, Greg Miller, Carmela Sperlazza, Lisa Ciccolo, Donna Smith, Sarah Nix, Debbie Schenkel, Cindy Hitt, Cindy Sunderman, Rose McCartney, Rose Coleman Members of the IRC held a model Security Council in Monroe on October 3, 1977. Topics discussed were the Middle East and South Africa. The purpose of the International Relations Club continues to be to further an interest in and a knowledge of past and present international affairs. Under the leadership of Dr. Jack Kramer the club has greatly expanded its activities and its membership this year. In October, MWC Model Security Councils were sponsored to discuss South Africa and the Middle East. Another was held in January. For fundraising, keg parties were held in November and February. Four intercollegiate conferences were attended by IRC members. Ford Hart, Nancy Reid, and Susan Hektner attended the conference at Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College. Leslie Schluter, Janine Peake, Liz Greathouse, and Ann Meaney participated in the Georgetown University National Model Collegiate Security Council. In the spring, four members were sent to the 1978 Princeton Model United Nations Conference and seven to the 1978 National Model United Nations in New York City. In March of 1933 the International Relations Club was orga- nized at MWC through the efforts of Oscar H. Darter. Dr. Darter had joined the faculty in 1926 as professor of history and head of the history and social science department, a position he con- tinued to hold for thirty-four years until his retirement in 1960. The club was established under the auspices of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; the local group was limited to majors and minors in the department of social science and devoted itself to studying problems of international nature. 261 ivo ' mtvltnn ssoctatton The AAA was founded in 1971 at MWC. The organization works to explore and appreciate black culture and heritage, to give assistance to the black community, and to enlighten members and other groups of black philosophy. First semester, the AAA held a Keg Disco and the first Wo-Man of The Year Contest. Second semester the club reorganized Black Culture Week, February 12-18 with many activities, a gospel jamboree was held, as well as, a talent show, a play and other activities. Marilyn Graves, President; Bobbie Smith, Vice-President; Doris Mangrum, Secretary; Linda Jefferson, Treasurer; Robin Brown, Cynthia Coles, Sharon Doggett, Yita Gomez, Sally Hayden, Regina Holmes, Cheryl Key, Sonja Scott, Cedric Rucker, Cynthia Samuels, Patricia Thomasson, Vanessa Thomasson, Cynthia Williams, Gayle Weinberger, Thelma Washington Participants in the Wo-Man of The Year Contest croon to the audience in the talent portion of the pageant. ©crraptns Nancy J. Allen, Margaret Andrews, Barbara Blanchard, Margaret Bushnell, Carin Carr, Moira Carr, Roxanne Chandler, Lisa Chittum, Mary Beth Dowell, Patricia Goliash, Nancy LaClair, Martha Mallory, Kathy Mayer, Leslie M ayer, Cheryl McKay, Vicky Nichols, Ann Plough, Linda Richardson, Kim Richie, Darlene Robinson, Roberta Rowe, Mary Russell, Stephanie Russell, Jermy Sharp, Susan Tinkelenberg, Cindy White, Sam Winters Olr fc at .pf.OI. Cyndi Hammond, President; Denie Lanchantin, Vice-President; Pat Weedon, Secretary; Dorothy Sponder, Publicity; Robin King, Treasurer; Moira Carr, Corresponding Secretary; Robin Bedingfield, Susan Bliss, Pam Brown, Jane Butt, Beth Caldwell, Lisa Carden, Carin Carr, Cathy Caulk, Pam Clapp, Kim Coker, Mary Curley, Deb Dovel, Bobbie Dwyer, Liz Garland, Barbara Hamon, Lynn Housley, Mary Hudachek, Kendall Keating, Barbara Kirsch, Mary Ellen Kleback, Bob Kott, Keke Korte, Terry Leavitt, Carma Lee Lewallen, Dana Lodge, Gail Madden, Victoria Matthews, Linda McCarthy, Sarah McCracken, Pattie McLean, Mary Jane McMahon, Anne Miller, Ann Gary Nelms, Kate O ' Keefe, Abby Omans, Val Parks, Janine Peake, Mary Pleasant, Kathie Reed, Cheri Rogers, Stephanie Russell, Chris Sagona, Debbie Sharpe, Liz Shults, Karen Sobieski, Sue Stapleton, Dee Velardi, Tricia Via, Jaquie Viau, Betty William, Martha Williams, Pam Wright, Cheryl Wright, Polly Young. 263 The Swimming Club was first organized at MWC in 1939-1940. Each year the club ' presented a water show set to music. The club became known as the Terrapins. In 1947 the club presented Alice in Wonderland. It participated in regional and national competitions and took top places. This fall the club presented its annual fall show, Splash Back. Beginning in the second semester practice began for the spring show held March 22, 24, and 25. A weekly practice was held to perfect the formations for the show which had the theme of Colors. The Crew Club was established in 1976-1977. It was formally recognized by ICA on August 29, 1977. The Crew Club is an organization for competitive rowing. The club began their first annual fund raiser, the selling of Devil-Goal T-shirts. They received an allocation which enabled them to finance a new shell, a 64 foot racing boat. The club began exercise sessions in Goolrick weekly. Members attended an Annapolis crew race in the fall, and a slide show given by a former coach. The club hopes to become an intercollegiate team from MWC. Other plans include participation in Devil-Goat Day with a regatta on the Rappahannock. cnlngg (Ulnb The Ecology Club grew out of a committee organized to recycle newspapers on campus in 1972 and is now bigger and more involved than ever. It has expanded to include efforts at area beautification, plant sales, panel discussions, speakers, and more. Members strive to make the student body aware of environmental problems and possible solutions. Conservation is greatly emphasized. It is the Club ' s hope that the student body will continue to support the important causes of the ecology program. ECOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS: President, Penny Firth; Vice-President, Dave Graves; Secretary, Kathy Harrigan; Treasurer, Jo Anne Smith. Members: Beth Robinson, Mary Heinike, Doran Gilliam, Duke Stableford, Patrick O ' Keefe, Jan Paul, Carol Eberly, Douglas Bach, Stephanie French, Lori Kendrick, Diane Pucci, Kristina Olfson, Vicki Boardman, Margaret Niemann, Carrie Wagner, Christy Brogan, Nancy Skinner, Jenny Young, Bob Golden, Kathy King, Sue Wilson, Mary Geraghty, Linda Reynolds, Barbara Super, Evelyn Watts ®uttng mnb One of the first organizations to be established at Mary Washington College was the Athletic Association, which sponsored a walking club. The A. A. later changed its name to Athletic Recreation Association and, finally, to Recreation Association, its present name. The Mary Washington College Outing Club has its roots in these organizations and was, until recently, an affiliate of R.A. with a representative on R.A. Council. The Outing Club encourages interest in the outdoors and offers students an opportunity to enjoy outdoor recreational activities. The nature of the events is determined by the club members and includes such activities as backpacking, bicycling, camping, canoeing, caving, hiking, and technical rock climbing. Officers: President, Jeff John; Vice-President, Cyndi Hitt; Jo-Anne Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; Margie Camlin and Patty Pazoga, Publicity Chairmen; Ms. Miriam Greenberg, Advisor. Members: Sameena Ahmed, Margaret An- derson, Sandy Batts, Dena Brannen, Margie Callahan, Cathy Christian, Rosemary Coleman, Caroline Carr, Mary Chidester, Mary Curley, Terese Donelan, June Easton, Carol Eberly, Jean Ebner, Fern Feman, Lori Hecht, Ann Hughes, Sue Kieda, Robin King, Laurie Mansell, Janet McConnel, Anne Miller, Steve Northcutt, Patrick O ' Keefe, Abby Omans, Janet Paul, Terry Purvis, Darlene Robinson, Mary Alice Robinson, Liz Rozycki, Chris Sagona, Amy Jo Smith, Gail Story, Karen Sobieski, Skylar Switzers, Loreen Utz, Van Vu, Carrie Wagner, Robin Welander, Georgeana Willard, Charlaine Young First Row: L to R: Rita Klim, Cyndi Hammond, Kathy Bowdring, Amy Hauk, Terry Moynihan; Second Row: L to R: Leia Demet, Carrie Wagner, Stephanie French, Linda Barstein, Barb Stammer- john, Laura Klein, Barbara Stone; Third Row: L to R; Dawn Raid, Linda Brown, Joanna Markussen, Skib Skibinski, Seth Brown, Dorma West: President: Linda Brown; Vice-President: Barb Stammer- john 1 1 Krista L. Wents, Chairman; Bemie Harold, Vice-Chairman; Ann Withers, Recording Secretary; Maria Vass, Treasurer; Vicki Bennett, Debbie Shockey, Jean Slater, Mary Jane McMahon, Bonnie Boehmler, Seth Brown, Virginia Fox, Melody Akers, Margaret Anderson, Marisa Cutoe, Beth Innis, Lisa Cuneo, Leia Demet, Ann Genovese, Susie Lowe, Cathy Sanderson, Kim Worker, Spencer, Lewis, Harry Schwab, Mark Wright, Mary Beth Campbell, Deborah Coggin, Sharon Cooper, Mary Pat Gallagher, Jennifer Glover, Chris Leong, Carolyn McGrew, Mary Moss, Kim Ritchie, Kathy Boeeer, Ruth Harris, Pattie Haynes, Beverly Hudgins, Cyn Jones, Joan Linskey, Suzanne Philips, Shelley Rodman, Marie Seward, Lisa Smith, Elizabeth Baldwin, Laura Buchanan, Roxanne Chan- dler, Laurie Cooney, Susan Dishman, Stephanie Hamlett, Michele Hopper, Arin Perkins, Diane Schultz, Kim Skanlon, Beth Ackley, Jamie Boone, Susan Bums, Laura Campbell, Kay Elledge, Mary Keenan, Jan Lobbregt, Beth Logie, Theresa Mason, Kris Olfson, Sue Quint, Joni Sayle, Catherine Sherertz, Jennifer Sullivan, Cindy Sunderman, Raneele Weeks, Shiela Beatty, Jean Beazley, Bryn- Carol Bohler, Janet Bomemeier, Gretchen Burman, Robin Dill, Kim Dodson. Susan Foster, Patty Gelling, Beth HoUiman, Debbie Cox, Terry Sousa, Ellen Jagiello, Barbara McMahon, Ru Martin, Karen Rice, Frances Samsky, Rhonda Shackelford, Katherine Shiflett, Anne Stockwell, Leslie Wheeler, Leslie Freeman, Laura Bannister, Kim Coker, Martha Cross, Susan Chaney, Connie Dal- ton, Barbara Griffin, Maureen Smith, Dave Turley, Allyson Crim, Marye Fiske, Monica McGuire, Maureen Riley, Susan Robertson, Ellen Stanley, Susan Stanley Mary Jane Boggio, Johnny Cleaver, Suzy Dengler, Jean Kniseley The American Chemical Society is a national organization. Our organization is the Student Affiliate Chapter and aims to provide students interested in chemistry and chemical engineering with greater insight into these fields and to instill a sense of professionalism in them. Annually, the chapter sponsors a speaker. This years speaker was Maynard Amerine, from the University of California at Davis who spoke on winemaking. The college Republicans is a national organization of young Republicans. The MWC branch is a young one but very active. The members work on state and national campaigns by campaigning, taking polls, and working at the polls on election day. The club sponsors the bloodmobile on campus several times a year, as well as sponsoring speakers, and holding mock elections. 0ung gmncrats Young Democrats: Left to Right, First Row: Mitzi Turner, Sally Hart, Karen Allen, Kathy Jones; Second Row: Laura Willits, Joy Johnston, Jeannie Weller, Carol Wilson; Third Row: Lisa Harrington, Anne Sander, Sharon Green, Vicki Middleton The Young Democrats Club is relatively new at MWC. However, the members were ex- tremely active this year because of the elections. They took polls around campus, as well as in the community. To encourage people to vote, telephone calls and visits were made through- out the area. The students aided their candidates by dis- tributing campaign literature and working at the Democratic Headquarters. On election day they could be found at the polls making a last minute effort. It was not all work and no play, though. So- cial gatherings were held for the members in conjunction with other schools. The club was successful in bringing Chuck Robb to MWC to speak, and they attended Henry Howell ' s speech at the Sheraton. II The Russian Club was founded in 1966. It was organized to promote an interest in and an understanding of the language and culture of the Soviet Union. This year the club met weekly and participated in the annual International Night. Georgetta Sharman, President; Barb DiGiacomo, Vice-President; David Gayle, Secretary-Treasurer; Michael O ' Hanlan, Publicity; Anne Perkins, Gina Parsons, Kathy McMuUen, Keke Karte, Janice Luther, Ilonka Karasz, Brenda Harrigan, Kristina Olfson, Sameena Ahmed, Cheryl Tobias, Ford Hart zx tnistl]2 tvtin The aim of the German club is to promote the language and the culture of Germany at MWC and in the area of Fredericksburg. The club participated in the local Oktoberfest to raise funds. Every week the club holds a Stammtisch in the C-Shop. In the fall the club sponsored a trip to see Brecht ' s The Caucasian Chalk Circle. In the spring, members participated in International Night and took a tour of the Austrian Embassy in Washington. Amee Carmines, President; Vicky Middleton, Vice-President; Carol MuUins, Secretary-Treasurer; Debbie Sprang, Publicity pttti P itl|0log _ The Speech Pathology Club works to promote interest in the speech pathology program on campus. The club hopes to give members an insight into the field and to maintain cohesiveness among the majors. The organization invited speakers to the campus to speak with interested students. Bonnie Mejia, President; Lisa Derenbacker, Vice-President; Gretchen Burman, Secretary-Treasurer; Doug Lorber, Kim Scallen, Shelly Mercer, Claire Applin, Ann Dill, Susanne May, Kathy Whalen, Ann Bolding, Lisa Chittum, Mary Huntley, Mary Ann Kenedy, Bemadette Harold, Marie Seward, LouAnne Conrad, Andrea White, Beverly Turner, Donna Shealor, Roxanne Chandler, Laura Proto, Charlotte Reynolds, Frank Shields, Marlene Teets, Sue Curtis, Karen Jacobs, Sally MacAdoo, Jean Smith, Carol Eberly, Melody Akers, Lori Cross, Lisa Bickley, Yvonne Walbroehl, Dawn Thompson Ptjgstcal ®l|0ra:pg The Physical Therapy Club tries to promote an intel- ligent interest in physical therapy between club mem- bers through contact with hospitals and professional centers. The club took their annual trip to the Medical College of Virginia P.T. Department in the fall. In the spring, the club sponsored their annual Muscu- lar Dystrophy Weekend. The activities featured were a dance-a-thon, a bike-a-thon, a frisbee-a-thon, and other marathons. The club also offers members access to a loan fund designed to help students pursuing a career to meet the demanding costs of their education. Members of the club are: Denise Arundell, President; Kathryn Mautino, Vice-President; Karen McGlothin, Secretary; Mary Pagel, Treasurer; Shelly Roberts, Regina Holms, Mary Ellen Kleback, April Lovering, Kathy Paschal, Sandy Wise, Lisa Waller, Susan Tinkelenberg, Susan Dyer, Kathy Morris, Theresa Goodwin, Anita Gilroy, Carrie Young, Mary Katherine Plesant, Colleen Henegan, Eileen Tiby, Susan Kling. 268 ebxc l ®ect|n0l09 (Ulnb Officers: President, Barbara Stone; Vice-President, Jean Ekner; Secretary Treasurer, Sheri Spencer; Publicity Chairman, Mary Kay Lohr, Kitty Taylor, Cathy Dodrill, Patricia Parks, Lisa Gartland, Cynthia Woodson, Kathy Stacy, Jenny Sharp, Sandy Batts, Sherry Harris, Aisook Kim, Kathy Johnson, Jane Meek, Patti Coleman, Kathy Etheridge, Karen Bachman, Anne Campbell, Peggy Grure Officers: President, Pat Thompson; Vice-president, Cindi Hammond; Secretary Treasurer, Kathy Bowdring; Publicity Chairman, Terry Moynihan. Nancy Andrews, Okain Akanni, Pamela Cerl, Leia Demet, Susan Dishman, Cathy Dodrill, Stephanie French, Dawn Forbes, Kit Givens, Amy Hauck, Hillary Hughes, Linda Howell, Vicki Kay, Eunhui Kany, Laura Klein, Kein Trinh Nguyen, Cindy Newman, Beth Richwire, Susan Richardson, Paul Rinne, Cindy Sems, Paul Snyder, Carolyn Trebault, Vicki Trostrop, Cindi Hammond, Barbara Thorpe The purpose of the Medical Technology Club is to promote ari interest among students and guide them towards a career in medicine. Members help with the fund drive for muscular dystrophy annually. The club was founded in 1975 and has sponsored speakers from the various medical schools in the area. Field trips were made to laboratories in schools which have medical technological programs. Meeting times and places were posted in Combs. A guest speaker from Mary Washington Hospital, Mrs. Strobel, spoke at the November meeting. Speakers from the University of Virginia and a trip to Fairfax Hospital were highlights of the spring. The Pre-Medical Student Association was founded in 1974. Its purpose is to promote an interest in medical careers and to give students a view of the opportunities available. It sponsors several field trips during the year. The Medical College of Virginia, National Institute of Health, and University of Virginia were visited as spring trips. I rt ®I|£rHpg Cttlub y ( Formed in September 1976, Mary Washington ' s club is the only undergraduate art therapy club in the country. The members have participated in art therapy sessions, attended programs, and met with therapists. They have compiled an undergrad information packet, a bibliography and a graduate school file of all art therapy programs, bringing involvement to a national as well as a local level. In learning about and becoming involved in art therapy through volunteer work, members have traveled to New York and Philadelphia. Art therapy sessions were held on campus and at the crisis center as fall activities. P u fflt|t The Mary Washington College unit of the American Red Cross, established in 1948, was succeeded by the establishment of Pi Nu Chi in 1952. Since that time, the club has always been one of the most active groups on campus. Pi Nu Chi is made up of girls interested in nursing as a career. The club aids the students in choosing from among the various nursing programs available. The club is also actively involved in candy stripping at Mary Washington Hospital and in the annual Mary Washington Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Patty Ceiling, Chairperson; Sandy Middleton, Vice-chairperson, Toni Showalter, Record- ing secretary; Kim Berrall, Lisa Bickley, Janet Bomemier, Beth Doggett, Martha Conway, Pat Ceiling, Ellen Jagiello, Karen Jones, Nagnin Mawani, Sally MacAdoo, Sandy Middle- ton, Karen Noss, Kim Rossman, Toni Showalter, Linda Stango, Pam Staples, Maria Vass, Lisa Waller, Betsy Fisher, Alex LaRue, Kathy Matt, Claudia Lynch Pat Baals, President; Holly Ferguson, Vice-president; Peggy Little, Secretary; Cheryl Dean, Treasurer; Mary Pat Fisk, Social Chairman; Lisa Smith, Publicity Chairman, Dr. Crissman, Sponsor; Theresa Adcock, Regina Amos, Sandra Beazley, Logan Barrick, Debbie Clevenger, Mary Cocker, Margaret Delany, Julia Ann Doherty, Susan Hadlock, Lisa Johnson, Mary Lou Kidwell, Belinda Leginus, Catherine LeCain, Catherine Lenzi, Diane Lyons, Lisa McMahon, Pat Parks, Pat Pazoga, Teresa Petchul, Ann Rawlings, Stephanie Sayers, Diana Scull, Connie Trexler, Dawn Vandeever, Dianne Vick 270 f I Clwb f apanol Officers: President, Candy Kem; Vice-President, Chris Teates; Secretary, Beth Innis; Publicity, Karen Baldwin, Pat Hennessy, Kathryn Pickett, Nancy Reid, Linda Meeker, Ana Catoni, Beth Warner, Cathy Buckman, Laura Lowe, Susan Hechinger, Eileen Wiles, Theresa Donelan, Trish Brown, Barbara Goliash, Allyson Crim, Lois Funk, Stephanie Amato, Laura Dick, Carol Eberly, Donna Francis, Margaret Pomfrey, Terry Shackelford, Gayle Harris, Carol Mocarski, Lisa Ciccolo, Janet de la Concepcion, Diana McCaffrey, Lynn Housley, Valerie Grimes, Elizabeth Charles, Resa Cirrincione, Lisbeth L. Prins, Yita Gomez, Chris Sayona, Regina MarascivUo, Mike O ' Hanlan, Dean Alvey, Sharon Whitman, Jennifer Boyd, Dita Zipata The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote an interest in the Hispanic culture and language; to provide an oppor- tunity for students of Spanish to enjoy the songs, dances, foods, and customs of all Spanish countries; and to raise scholarship funds for students to study abroad. Recent ac- tivities of the club include participation in International Night, an annual taco and Christmas party, invitation of speakers, money raising activities, and trips to Spanish res- taurants. The Spanish Club was organized under Dr. Stuart De- nslow around 1940-1941. From 1940 to the early 1950 ' s an annual Spanish fiesta was held in the spring and repeated on alumnae weekend. These fiestas were initiated by Dr. Louis J. Cabrera, a native of Puerto Rico, who joined the faculty as professor of Spanish in 1943. These programs usually featured Spanish songs, dances, dramatizations, and a pseudo bullfight. Among the outstanding fiestas were an operetta on January 29, 1944, Una Comedia Musicale in 1945, in which all members participated, and Espana Algre on March 5, 1947, a gala of Spanish and Latin Ameri- can songs and dances. The basement of Monroe Hall was decorated to represent Cabrera ' s Cave in 1948. There were bullfights, songs, dances, and the play Delia, and Car- los in the Cave. In celebration of Cervante ' s birthday, there was a pageant in 1949 in which scenes from Don Quixote and The Cave of Salamanca were presented. Other year ' s activities included trips to the Pan American Union, pro- grams featuring speakers and movies on Spanish-speaking countries, and exhibitions of Spanish dancing. In keeping with its purpose of encouraging interest in the French language and culture, the French Club sponsored many campus activities such as International Night, Study Abroad Night, a Cheese Party, and caroling. The International program included dancing the can-can, singing folk and popular songs, cooking French specialties, and making decorations. After several rehearsals, the Club also sang French carols at the home of the French professors. These and other activities made the student body aware of the French Club this year. r 1 1 Zi , ' ■■• ' ;lC JH -J Club Officers; President, Sue Giovannetti; Vice-President, Noreen Grimes; Secretary, Margie Camlin; Treasurer, Eileen Wiles; Publicity Chairman, Amee Carmines. Members: Carol Aarseth, Sameena Amhed, Regina Amos, Beth Brestrup, Margie Callahan, Margie Camlin, Amee Carmines, Carolyn Cashman, Ana Catoni, Luanne Conrad, Susan Dill, Susan Dishman, Diane Dorsey, Anne Dufault, Kellye Foster, Julie Franderf, Angela Gilbert, Sue Giovannetti, Noreen Grimes, Barbara Hammer, Lisa Hochste- tler, Cheryl Johnston, Kathy Jones, Ilona Kassy, Lisa Kervick, Sally LeHardy, Jeanie Loudenslager, Debbie Love, Colleen McCahill, Susan McCarthy, Michelle McKeever, Caroline Marsilio, Tammy Matth- ews, Leslie Nelson, Karen Noss, Susan Overby, Pat Pazoga, Michelle Picard, Susan Robertson, Bobbi Rollins, Ann Saunder, Debbie Schenkle, Kim Schiller, Terry Shackelford, Donna Smith, Karen Snyder, Ruth Spivey, Debbie Sprang, Margaret Tinkcom, LoanTruong, Van Vu, PatWeedon, Eileen Wiles, Carol Wilson Ctrcolo 3talmn0 z The Italian Club, aided by Mr. Ascari, tried to use the language and to learn more of the culture of Italy through varied activities this year. The International Night program included native songs, dances, and foods. The Nativity scene was presented at Christmas. The trip to Washington, D.C., included visits to restaurants, films, and a museum. The year was rounded out by a trip to the Villa Rosa Nursing Home, a Christmas party, and cooking lessons guided by Mrs. Ascari. Club Officers: President, Kim Ravizza; Vice-President, Charleme Cannella; Secretary, Linda Reynolds; Member; Laura Harper, Laura Lowe, Candy Kem, Sarah McCracken, Therese Myers, Margaret Domfrey, Debbie Schenkel, Teresa Shackelford, Pam Wright, and all other persons currently enrolled in Italian classes 272 (HolltQt Ct ttans Club Officers: President, Carolyn Davies; Vice-President, Pamela Wright; Secretary, Debbie McGehee; Treasurer, Diane Christopher. Members: Kim Ravizza, Joan Linsky, Kim Dodson, Pam Ranck, Sue Gutierez, Stephanie Amato, Terri Adcock, Lori Foster, Michelle Hopper The Civitans Club works to provide a more desirable environment in which we all may live, both on campus and in the surrounding area. (Hivcl Circle K is a coed club begun in the spring of 1977 which serves both the school and the community. Under the guidance of the president, Janine Peake, the club whose activities range from the social to service had an outstanding first year. They held a successful picnic and a Halloween party for the Big Brothers program of Fredericksburg. The thirty-nine members sponsored a wooden jam, three keg parties, and co-sponsored a talent show with AAA. The club was also involved with a mock election and participated in other activities. 273 Jlf nctng Club The Fencing Club was first organized in 1956. Throughout its long history, its purpose has been to provide the opportunity for recreational, educational, and competitive fencing. Although, but a mere shadow of its former self, a dedicated few still meet to learn the intricacies of coulee and pattinando. The present members are Alvin Wilson, President; Sameena Ahmed, Vice-President; Margaret Bushnell, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Elder, Jim Bedeabauck, Shayne Gardner, Caroline Young. The Fencing Club in 1960. Hoofprints has long been a tradition at MWC. It began as a Riding Club, and grew into a much larger group. To begin w ith the club had its own hounds and participated in the Hunt. More recently, however the club sticks to shows and competition. On Alumni Weekend, the club performs on Ball Circle. The club competed for the first time this year in inter-collegiate horse shows. Hoofprints in 1960. This year ' s members are: Lynn Connor, President; Tom Buchanan, Vice-President; Debbie Holloway, Secretary-Treasurer; Cindy Jones, Historian; Pam Rose, Pamela Woods, Elaine Blotcamp, Toni Hopkins, Sandra Wise, Abbey Woodruff, Beth Mizzo, Nanette Rider, Liz Garlaud, Pam Clapp, Barbara Ecker, Mapa McLean, Valerie Campbell, Anne Kight, Debra Davis, Nell Martin, Winona Schlam, Vicki Prescott, Liz Prins, Trina Ray, Abby Omans. Poarh oi Pufaltcattong Chairman, Elizabeth Somerville; Secretary, Anne Hayes, S.M. Newman, Pam Troutman, Susan Hektner, Mike Mello, Mitzi Turner, Michelle McKeever, Mr. Edward Allison, Mr. Charles Rowe, Mr. Daniel Dervin, and Mr. Carlton Lutterbie The Board of Publications acts as a grievance board and coordinator for the three student publications. The Board meets three times a semester to discuss problems faced by the publications in the lines of publication. Each publication must present budgets to the Board each spring before taking them to the SA Finance Committee. ubnbt ' JHH K - ' B ' . CJ B ' Ktk ' • Aubade is an out growth of the Epaulet which was first published in January, 1941 under the sponsorship of Dr. George E. Shankle. It was published three times a year for the next 25 years; its slogan being, Not Words, but Thoughts and the Manner of Expressing Them Make Literature. A loss of interest put an end to the Epaulet in the 1968-69 school year. In 1971-72, the Aubade was begun. It consisted of short stories, poems, drawings and photographs. The modem Aubade is much the same, presenting the campus ' many creative talents. Staff: S.M. Newman, Editor; Pam Troutman, Business Manager; Skylar Switzer, Lisa Grazose, Linda Capaldi, Jeanine Hewitt, Leslie Wells, Jannet Smith, Amy Sanderson, Stephanie Lehman, Tambrey Mathews, Resa Cirrincione The first Battlefield was printed in 1913. It contained pictures of the graduating class, faculty, and organizations that had only been active for tis ' O years. Over the years the annual has included much student artwork and literary works. The book included pictures of the May Court, band, and the top five loveUest ladies on campus. While Mrs. Bushnell was Dean of Students, she kept a tight rein on the book and made all major decisions concerning its printing and publication, even though the book was technically a student run publication. Today the Battlefield is run by the students. It continues to display student artwork as it has expanded. The book provides all students with an account of the years activities and pictures fellow classmates. Elizabeth Somerville, Editor-in Chief; Mitzi Turner, Assistant Editor; Kathy La Sala, Circulation Manager; Susan Hektner, Business Manager. Jane Opitz, Mary Lee, Debbie Richards, Juanita Grimm. 2nd: Ann Crouch, Julia Halsey, Andrea White, Myra Fleenor, Vicki Fotopoulos, Sue Stapleton, 3rd: Thorn Buchanan, Bobbi Rollins, Nell Martin, Carol Miller, Ann Brewster, Helen McFalls, Sandy Beazley. bttor ' s otB Heads of Staff: Sue Stapleton — Faculty; Myra Fleenor — Seniors; Andrea White — Underclass; Elaine Cash — Photography; Dottie Traweek — Organizations; Not Pictured: Sue Turner — Sports; Katy Hayman — Campus Life; Dianne Hill — Underclass; Robin Cooper — Publicity. No one can really begin to understand the work that must go into putting a book like this together until they have helped. There are so many people I need to thank. First of all I ' d like to thank Jim Ellis and the people at Hunter Publishing for all their hours of assistance. I ' d like to thank Steven ' s Studios and especially Joseph Saunders for the long extra hours of shooting. A special thanks goes to my family for all their help on the Christmas deadline. Of course, I thank all my staff members for their many labors — especially the photograph staff. Thank you, Lee, for all those overnight jobs. A thanks to Susan for her backing and excellent bookkeeping and helping on the deadlines as well; and to Mitzi for all her assistance. A very, very special thanks goes to Jefferson second east for putting up with me during the last minute rushes; to Anne for my many back walks ; to Bobbi for putting up with me; and to Kate for all that help on February 11. I could not have done it without you all! I hope you all enjoy this volume and treasure it as much as I shall. Photography Credits: Laird Minor: P. 230-all; p. 60-all; Mitzi Turner: p. 95-aU; Paul Hawke: p. 229-aU; 143-2; 145-3; p. 28-1,4; p. 30-all; p. 24-3; p. 101-all; p. 75-all; p. 41-1; p. 62-all; p. 76 and 77-all; p. 91-all; p. 99-4,5; p. 104-4; p. 142-3,4,5; p. 146-1; p. 221-1; p. 222-3,4; p. 295-1,2,3,4; p. 90-all; p. 66-all; p. 74-all; p. 24-3; p. 30-all; p. 300; p. 277-1; p. 237-1,3,4; Elaine Cash: p. 228-1,2,3,5; p. 28-2; p. 214-4; p. 8-1,4; p. 12-1; p. 13-1; p. 18-1; p. 79-all;p. 99-1,2; p. 100-all; p. 102-103-all; p. 104-1,2,3; p. 146-3,4,5; p. 147-1,3,4; p. 222-2; p. 64-65-all; p. 231-all; p. 225; p. 69-all; p. 277-2; p. 237-2; Steve Northcutt: p. 228-4; p. 18-5; p. 147-2; p. 221-3; p. 222-1; Tommy Vandever: p. 87-all; Ehzabeth Somerville: p. 97-all; Steve Thompson: p. 18-4; Jacquie Viau: p. 10-1; p. 11-1,2; p. 15-2; p. 96-aU; Cindy Newsman: p. 18-3; p. 236-all; Lee Milstead: p. 151-2; p. 208-2; p. 2-2,4; p. 3-2,4; p. 4-2; p. 5-2,4; p. 6-2,5; p. 7-1,2; p. 8-2,3; p. 9-all; p. 10-2,3; p. 11-3,4; p. 12-3,4; p. 13-2,3,4; p. 14-1; p. 15-5; p. 16-all; Anne Osborne: p. 219; John: p. 2-1; p. 4-5; p. 5-1; p. 15-3; Audiovisual: p. 2-4; p. 3-1; p. 4-3,4; p. 5-3; p. 6-1; p. 7-3,4; p. 14-4; AH other photographs by Steven ' s Studios of Bangor, Maine. Cover design by Lee Milstead; dividers by Allison Sheuing. Steve Thompson, Ann Brewster, Paul Hawke; Second Row: Nell Martin, Jan Mark- land, Cindy Newman, Jaunita Grimm; Third Row: Bobbi Rollins, Alison Sheuing, Carol Miller, Thom Buchanan. mt Muikt The Bullet strives to inform the campus on controversial issues affecting the college community by printing articles and photos covering recent events. This year the students were unusually active in expressing themselves on important issues in letters to the editor. This is quite unlike past years and shows the trend away from apathy which is a distinct improvement in campus life. The Bullet, founded in 1927, is published weekly during the school year. A special feature this year was the fiftieth anniversary issue of November 15. Editorial Board Members: Editor-in-Chief, Anne F. Hayes; Managing Editor, Susan Kay Peters, News Editor, Patricia A. Ringle; Co-Features Editor, Helen Marie McFalls; Co-Features Editor, Ruth Spivey; Business Manager, Michelle McKeever Heads of Staff: Sports Editor, Candy Sams; Photography Editor, Thomas Vandever; Layout Editor, Linda Sheridan; Circulation Manager, Patrick Everett; Advertising Managers, Susan HoUoway and Susan Peters; Cartoonist, Tom Buchanan; Graphics Artist, Alison Scheuing; Political Columnist, Rick Pullen; Secretary, Amanda Parker; Layout Assistants, Ruth Ghormley, Kathryn Otto, Cindy Goforth; Photographers, Paul Hawke, Kristine Vogel. General Staff: Terry Purvis, Laurie Shelor, Susan Morrow, Vicki Reynard, Denise Lanchantin, Philip Leonard, Van Vu (Slnbr-OIIub ssncmttott Extreme turmoil described the year for ICA. The club begari well and worked together to prepare for Parent ' s Weekend. Oktoberfest weekend included tours of the various academic buildings, a German band entertaining in Seacobeck, and an outdoor picnic on the hockey field. The second half of the fall semester, the club had difficulty. President Deb Love resigned due to the fact that she would be moving off campus second semester. There was a controversy over the admittance of a theater club which prompted an unorganized debate between administrators and students. Second semester proved to be a smoother one for the club. A new president was appointed by SA and preparation for the spring activities began. 279 The purpose of Mortar Board is to promote scholarship, leadership, and service on campus and in the community. As the National Honor Society on campus, the Cap and Gown Chapter at MWC traditionally sells Mortar Board calendars in the fall and hosts Career Day along with the Senior Class and the Placement Service. Members also assist the Admissions Office by guiding tours of interested high school seniors. Tapping of new members is held during Junior Ring Weekend at the Thursday night ceremony. Mortar Board Advisors; Roger Bourdon, Junior; Cynthia Nightengale; Mildred A. Droste, Senior advisor and section leader; Herbert Cover, Sophomore Mortar Board Officers: President, Susan Murphy; Vice-President, Nancy Lackey; Secretary, Kathleen Pritch- ard; Treasurer, Winona Schlam; Historian, Linda Stango; Editor, Karen Jones. Members: Linda Brown, Penelope Firth, Vicki Fotopoulos, Joanna Markussen, Patricia Phillips, Ann Plough, Cynthia Reeves Lambda Iota Tau Winona Schlam President Jane Roth Vice-President Lynn Connor Secretary-Treasurer Sarah Reddington Cynthia Hall S.M. Newman Elizabeth Bourdon Margaret McClurkin Kathy King Kim Yohe Vesa Luukkonen Cicely Fletcher Patrick Everett Ronald Baker Helen Faust Tim Flatt Mary Kate Houston Kathleen McCarthy Patricia Ringle Mercedes Sais Frances Samsky Amy Sanderson Barbara Tiplady LesHe Wells Sydney Rose The English Honorary was officially established at MWC in May, 1973. The Eta Chapter served as hostesses for the annual open house on Family Weekend, co-sponsored a poetry reading with Aubade, tutored area students, and kept the refreshments in Chandler. Chi Beta Phi . Trish Phillips President Cheryl Smith Vice-President Joanna Markussen Secretary-Treasurer Jean Alexander Linda Anderson Linda Brown Kathy Cesky David Dawson Penny Firth Nancy Ford Vicki Fotopoulos Roseanne Galzerano Sue Gregory Sue Gutnrie Deborah Holloway Holly Horuff Pam Johnson Karen Jones Lyn Laynor Anita Marx Linda Nicholas Marie Nootenboom Robin Pender Ann Plough Barbara Post Karie Roedel Meredith Schade Mamie Snyder Valerie Stimson Barbara Thorpe Carrie Wagner Karen Zetterstrom Dowlatshahi Amiri Teresa Anderson Denise Arundell Rebecca Atkinson Margaret Birch Katherine Bowdring Wendy Chilton Rebecca Cooper Julia Meade Cover Leia Maria Demet Celia Dettmer Mary Catherine Dodrill Leslie Freeman Stephanie French Cynthia Guy Mary Halpin Kathy Harrigan Susan Johnson Laura Klein Rita Klim Kathleen LaSala Colleen Main Susan Matthias Linda Mines Mary Pagel Dana Perry Kathleen Pritchard Cynthia Reeves Christine Resele-Tiden Elizabeth Robinson Jerry Scott Kathleen Smith Barbara Stammerjohn Roberta Turner Donna West Elizabeth Wilkinson Joyce Voelker Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fraternity whose purpose is to promote interest in and to give recognition to scholarly attainment in and outstanding contributions to the fields of natural science and math. The Kappa Sigma chapter of MWC was chartered in 1945. The chapter has an annual auction which brings in money for scholarships. Omicron Delta Epsilon Cindy Drury President Paul LaDue Lyn Laynor Kathy McCarthy Gina Parsons Mary Meehan Chuck WilUams Moira Carr Carolyn Southall Cindy Nightingale Kathy Cesky Karen Zetterstrom Abagail Omans The Beta Chapter of Omicron Delta Epsilon was founded on May 30, 1963. It aims to promote a better understanding of the science of economics. It also provides academic recognition for both graduate and undergraduate students of economics. Mu Phi Epsilon Roxanne Helsley President Susan Cody Vice-President Patty Bradford Secretary Jaon Mitchell Treasurer Peggy Alfriend Angela Gilbert E. Avery Gray Anita Hotchkiss Susan Kervick Cheryl Key Jane Lohr Marti Stanton Margaret Tillery Kay Trent , Janet Vadeboncoeur Suzy Ward Leslie Wells ' Laura Wilson The MWC Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon was founded on November 13, 1903. The purpose of the organization is the advancement of music in America and throughout the world the promotion of musicianship and scholarship. nnorar nctcttes Phi Sigma Iota Susan Lynn Hektner President Charlene T. Cannella Secretary-Treasurer Karen Baldwin Amee Carmines Mary Keenan Debora Love Linda McCarthy Margaret Pomfrey Teresa Shackleford The Phi Omicron chapter of Phi Sigma Iota was installed by national officers on April 28, 1950. The purpose of Phi Sigma Iota is to prepare students for graduate school or other positions requiring a knowledge of the Romance languages. Seniors members of the society are required to present a paper on a selected topic dealing with the Romance languages or culture. Gamma Theta Upsilon Jane H. Hall President Nancy Lackey First Vice-President Susan Haas Second Vice-President Pam Wright Secretary Beth Huffman Treasurer Margaret Watson Michelle Picard Kathy Robertson Betty Jean Sisk Gillian Jewell Robin Cooper Antoinnette Hoover Montine Jordan The International Honorary Geographical Society was chartered at MWC on May 18, 1971. The purpose of the organization is to further professional interest in geography, to strengthen student and professional training, and to advance the study of geography as a cultural and practical discipHne for study and investigation. Psi Chi Marie Chester President Karen V. Jones Secretary -Treasurer Laree Bradley Ruth K. Judge Laura D. Lupton Ann Plough Meredith Schade Judith E. Schmidt Cathy Shelley The purpose of this honor society is primarily to advance the science of psychology and to encourage scholarship of the members. The society was founded in the spring of 1954. Since then, its activities have included: sending members to the Psi Chi conventions, sponsoring lecturers, and developing the Psychology Lounge in Chandler Hall. This year, the club sponsored a panel discussion on Psychology Related Jobs in the Fredericksburg area. Eta Sigma Phi Marsha Fuller President Margaret Pomfrey Vice-President Kay Trent Secretary Dennis Sacrey Treasurer Lorenza Amico The Beta Nu Chapter of Eta Sigma Phi aims to stimulate interest in the study of classics and in the history, art, and literature of Ancient Greece and Rome. The society sponsored a trip to the University of Richmond to see Lysistrata, an ancient Greek comedy. The annual Certamen, a contest between high school Latin classes, was held for area schools. Phi Betta Kappa David Cain President Mary Kelly Vice-President Miriam Hoge Secretary-Treasurer Jean Alexander Karen Allen Joanne Markussan Margaret Pomfrey Margaret Tillery Kay Trent The first organization of Phi Betta Kappa met on December 15, 1964 at MWC. It consisted only of faculty and staff. On September 11, 1970 the chapter was notified of the approval of their application to the national organization. The chapter became Kappa of Virginia. In May, 1971, the first students were initiated into the organization. Alpha Phi Sigma Karen Jones President Cynthia Nightingale Secretary Barbara Thorpe Treasurer Karen Allen Patricia Baals Elizabeth Balderson Karen Baldwin Kathy Berry Margaret Birch Kath erine Bowdring Patricia Bradford Laree Bradley Marge Brannon Patricia Brinegar Linda Brown Joan Campion Charlene Cannella Kathy Cesky Wendy Chilton Martha Clark Celest Claude Linda Conser Rebecca Cooper Mary Jo Cordle Julia Cover Carrie Curry Debbie Davenport Mary Dodrill Patrick Everett Cicely Fletcher Vicki Fotopoulos Sabrina Goll Robert Graves Suzanne Gregory Cynthia Hall Joan Hazelwood Cynthia Hitt Judy Jackson Lisa Jenkins Rebecca Johnson Montine Jordan Mary Keenan Randall Kirby Jane Kravetz David LaBoissiere Paul LaDue Sallie LeHardy Sarah Leverty Nancy Lohr Deborah Longest Debbie Love Helen McFalls Kathryn McCarthy Mindy McDaniel Mary Martin Anita Marx Lila Maske Susan Mathias Ann Meaney Mickie Miller Linda Mines Jean Moneyhon Susan Murphy Leslie Nelson Strother Newman Regina Parsons Dana Perry Karen Peters Tricia Phillips Janet Plummer Margaret Pomfrey Ruth Carter Pritchard Christine Resele-Tiden Catherine Robertson Karie Roedel Mercedes Sais Judith Schmidt Terry Shackelford Bette Siske SalHe Smith Karen Sobieski Lorraine Sperlazza Barbara Stammerjohn Leisa Stanger Margaret Tillery Kay Trent Janice Turman Mitzi Turner Robin Turner Joyce Voelker Carrie Wagner Margaret Watson Felice Wahlbert Jeannie Weller Leslie Wells Donna West Charles Williams Pamela Wright The Gamma Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma was founded at MWC in 1954. In the past, the Chapter has given scholarships, and sponsoring speakers. They held book sales to raise money. The purpose of the organization is to encourage learning and recognize scholarship. Phi Alpha Theta Elizabeth Somerville President Mindy McDaniel Vice-President Mary Jo Cordle ' Secretary-Treasurer Rachel Armstrong Betsy Clark Zoe Fries Lee Anne Golden Sally Howie Lea Marilyn Lloyd Claudia Nicholson The Upsilon-Delta Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta was organized in the spring of 1973. The purpose of the organization is to encourage the study of history. This year the members attended the Phi Alpha Theta Conference in February at the University of Richmond. The Chapter also catalogued the books in Monroe Library. Who ' s Who Linda Renee Brown Janet de la Concepcion Penelope Louise Firth Vicki Paula Fotopoulos Susan Lynn Hektner Karen Virginia Jones Nancy Stuart Lackey William Harold Leighty Joanna Marie Markussen Kathleen Patricia Mayer Susan Carol Murphy Patricia Martha Phillips Katherine Winston Pritchard Cynthia Lynn Reeves Winona Marie Schlam Kathleen Louise Smith Elizabeth McNeill Somerville nbsx Aareeth, Carol. Soph.. 249. 272 Abrams, Lesley. Jr.. 138 Ackle -. Beth. Sr.. 150. 265 Adanis. Sherrie. Sr-. 150 Adams, Susan. Jr.. 108 Adcodc Theresa. Frosh., 133. 249. 270,273 Aeee. Simny. Sr. Ahmed. Sameena, Soph.. 262. 267, 272. 274 - Usi x)rth, Stephanie, Sr.. 150. 2+1 .Akers Debra. Sr.. 150 .Mteis Melody. Frosh., 142, 265. 266 .JJadi Dana Frosh.. 229 .Alexander lean. Sr., 151. 2S1 Alfriend Margaret, Jr.. 145, 245, 246. 254. 259. 281 Allen, Jane. Soph., 132 Allen, Karen. Sr., 151. 266, 281 Allen, KarCT. Sr.. 151. 266. 281 ADen. Nancy. Soph.. 135, 263 Amato. Stephanie. Frosh., 133, 271, ,Amendolia. Annette. St.. 151 .Amico, Lorenza. Jr.. 122, 250 Amiri Dowlatshahi, Jr., 281 -Amos, Regina. Frosh., 270, 272 Ai avz. Donna. Jr.. 118 .Anderson Caryn, Sr.. 151. 231 Anderson. Cynthia. Jr.. 131, 2S9 Anderson. Denise, Frosh.. 249 Anderson. Linda. St.. 219. 281 Anderson. Margaret. Frosh., 252, 263, 265 ,Anderson. Sandra, Jr., 247 Andrews. Margaret. Jr.. 263 Andrews. Nancy. Soph., 112, 269 Andrews, Sherryl. Frosh., 141 Applin. dare. Jr.. 252, 268 Amhoff. Gwen, Soph.,111, 252 Arundell. Denise. Sr., 152, 268, 281 Addns, Sharon, Sr.. 152 Atkinson. Rebecca. Jr.. 113. 281 AyJor. Louise. Frosh.. 114. 245. 249 Aylor. Pamela. Frosh., 231 Baals. Patrida, Jr.. 270. 281 Bachman, Karen, Frosh., 142 Bailey, Michael. Frosh.. 231 Baisch. Melissa. Sr.. 152 Bailey. Michael, Frosh.. 231 Baisch. Melissa. Sr., 152 Baker. Arm. Soph.. 130 Baker. Eve. Frosh.. 228 Baker. Ronald. Sr.. 281 Baker, Sharon. Soph.. 120 Balderson. Elizabeth. Jr., 249. 281 Baldwin. Bizabeth, Frosh.. 110, 265 Baldwin, Karen, Jr,, 126, 271. 281 Bannister. Laura. Jr.. 265 Barkiw. Kimberley. Sr.. 152 Barlow. Windsor. Jr. 139 Barnes. Nadina, Sr. . 219 Barrett. Elinor. Soph.. 138. 246 Barrick. Elizabeth. Frtish.. 270 Barry. Paula. Sr.. 219 BarsJein, Linda, Sr., 153, 265 Bartenstein. John, Soph., 229, 231, 24} Barth. Julia, Sr, 219 Barthello, Lisa, Sr., 153 Barton. Joni. Soph.. 130 Batchelder. PoUy. Soph., 138 Batts. Sandra. Frosh.. 262 Bauer. Judith. Soph.. 113. 258 Bavota, Anthony. Jr.. 246 Bavota. Margaret, Sr.. 246 BeardaU. Geoffrey, Jr., 229 Beatty. SheiU. Jr., 115. 249. 265 Beazley. Jean. Soph., 257. 265 Beazley. Sandra, Frosh.. 270, 276 Bedenbaugh, James, Frosh., 274 Bedmgfield, Robin. Frosh.. 263 Beecher. Mary. Sr., 153 Beidler. Linda. Sr., 219 Bell. Edward. Sr, Bennett, Ada, Sr.. IM, 265 Bennett. Cathy. Sr, 154 Bennett. Hilda. Sr, 154 Benson. Linda, Sr., 154 Berglund. Kirsten. Frosh.. 136 Berrall. Kimberly, Frosh., 270 Berry, Bonnie, Jr.. 129. 258 Berry, Kathryn, Jr , 112, 255, 281 Bertram, ludilh, Sr., 219, 248 Bess. Carolyn. Jr., 123 Bickley, Lisa Jo, Frosh., 119, 124, 268, 270 Bingham, Wilma, Sr, 155 Birch, Margaret, Jr, 150, 281 Birmingham. Melodie, Frosh.. 249 Bishop. Tamara, Frosh., Ill, 246, 258 Black. Catherine, Soph., 141, 249 Blanchard, Barbara, Frosh., 110, 263 Bland, Wanda, Sr , 155 Bliss, Susan, Sr., 155, 263 Blotkamp, Elaine, Soph., 274 Bly, Julian, Soph., 123 Boardman. Victoria, Sr, 155, 264 Bodcnhorst, Jennifer, Sr., 219 Boeger, Kathleen, Frosh., 249. 265 Boehmler. Bonnie, Jr., 131, 26S Boeao, Mary, Jr., 265 Booker. Michael. Soph., 246 Booker, Nora, Jr, 115 Boone, Jamie, Jr, 120, 234, 265 Booze. Alisa, Soph., 112 Bomemeier. Janet, Jr , 115, 265, 270 Bosco, Kim, Jr , 134 Bourdon, Elizabeth, Sr, 281 Bowdnng, Kathenne, Jr. 108, 145, 231 , 250, 254, 258, 264, 265, 269. 281 Bowen, Betsy, Jr. 228, 238, 252 Bowen, Maiy, Frosh,, 249 Bowman, Gloria, Jr. 249 Boyd, Jennifer, Jr, 25; , 271 Boyle, Mary Ellen, Sr, Brad ord, Patnaa, Jr , 110, 246, 281 Bradley, Caroline, Soph., 258 Bradley. Uree, Sr., ISO, 156, 281 Bradley, Rebecca, Soph., 258 Bragg, Kerry, Sr. Brarmen, Dena, Frosh,, 141, 249, 262 Brarmon. Marguerite. Sr.. 156, 2S1 Bratton, Lisa. Jr. US Brehm, Lisa, Soph.. 133 Brestrup. Elizabeth. Jr. 272 Brewster. Arm. Soph.. 136. 276. 277 Brogan. Christine. Soph.. 261 Brooks. Frances. Jr.. 129 Brooks. Judith, Sr, 156 Brooks, Susan, Sr. 156 Brown. Deborah, Frosh. 231 Brown. Gretchen. Frosh.. 124 Brown. Joyce. Sr. 157 Brown, Laurie, Sr.. 219 Brown, Mary. Frosh.. 110 Brown. Micnele, Sr. 157 Broivn. Pamela. Sr.. 157. 263 Brown. Patricia. Soph.. 116. 271 Brown, Robin. Jr. 262 Brown. Seth. Sr. 219. 265 Brown, Wendolyn, Frosh., 135 Buchanan , Thomas, Sr .157, 220. 254, 2-4, 276, 277, 278 Buckman, Cathleen, Frosh., 271 BuUock. Elizabeth. Frosh., 130 Burdeshaw. Leath. Frosh., 252 Burgett, Joyce, Jr, 249 Burke, Susan, Frosh., 131 Burman. Gretchen, Jr., 265, 268 Bums. Jean. Soph.. 255 Bums, Susan, Sr., 150, 158, 265 Bums. Susan. Jr. 125 Burrus. Carol, Jr. . 252 Burt, Marybeth. Frosh.. 131 Bushnell. Margaret, Soph.. 116, 263, 274 Buss. Ellen. Frosh.. 120 Butt. Jane. Soph.. 263 BjTne, Ann Marie, Soph.. 139 Bvme, Debra. Jr., 108. 255. 258 Bvmes, Eva, Frosh.. 121. 228 CaldweU, Jane. Jr., 263 Calhoun. Steven. Soph.. 246 Callaghan, Patricia, Soph., 246 Callahan. Margaret, Frosh,. 114, 262, 272 Camlm, Margaret, Soph., 262, 272 Campbell, Beverly, Sr., 150, 158 Campbell. Laura. Soph., 139, 265 Campbell. Lisa, Frosh.. 110. 130 Campbell. Mary. Soph., 265 CampbeU. Robin. Sr. 158 Campbell, Valerie. Soph.. 274 Campion, Joan. Sr. 150. 158, 281 Canaday, Linda. Sr. Cannella. Charlene. Sr.. 150, 219, 258, 272, 281 Capaldi, Linda. Sr. 159. 275 Garden. Elizabeth. Soph., 263 CardweU. Ellen, Sr. 159 Carle. Lisa. Jr. 115. 259 Carmines. Amee, Jr., 150, 267, 272 Carr, Carin, Soph., 263 Carr. Moira, Jr.. 131. 256. 259, 263, 281 Carroll, Deborah, Sr,. 159 Carroll, Marty. 231 Carroll. Susan. Sr, 159 Carson. Nancy, Frosh.. 124, 244, 261 Carter, Mayo. Sr., 160, 255 Cash. Elaine. Soph.. 139, 249, 277 Cashman, Carolyn, Soph.. 132, 272 Cassel. Theodora. Sr, 160, 228 Caton, Deborah. Soph,, 138, 258 Catoni, Ana. Soph,. 139. 271, 272 Caulk. Cathenne, Soph.. 144. 254. 263 Ceskv, Kathenne, Sr. 160, 231. 281 Chandler. Carolyn. Frosh.. 130. 143, 245. 254. 263, 265, 268 Chancy. Susan. Soph.. 265 Chapman, Cheryl, Sr. 161 Chapman, Kathryn, Frosh,, 252 Charles. Elizabeth, Frosh,, 271 Chester, Harriet, Sr, 219 Chichester, Elizabeth, Frosh., 122 Chidester, Mary. Frosh,, 252, 262 Chilton, Mary. Sr, 161 Chilton, Wendy, Jr.. 281 Chilton, WiUiam, Sr, 132 Chittum. Lisa, Jr.. 263, 268 Chovitz, Jan Ellen, Frosh,, 257 Christian, Cathy, Frosh.. 142, 262 Christie, William, Sr. 161 Christopher. Diane. Soph,. 273 Church. Emily. Sr. 150. 161 Church. Linda. Sr, 247 Chumey. Anita Ciccolo. Lisa. Frosh., 261. 271 Cirrincione. Theresa. Frosh.. 271, 275 Clapp, Pamela, Frosh., 135. 263, 274 Clark, Betsy, Sr,. 162, 283 Qark, Mane. Frosh.. 249 Qark, Martha, Sr. 162, 281 Oaude. Celeste. Jr.. 281 Clevenger, Deborah, Frosh.. 121, 270 QouHer. Donna, Frosh, 114 Cocker. Mary, Frosh., 270 Cody, Susan, Sr, 162, 245, 246, 281 Coegin, Deborah, Soph., 265 Cofeer Kimberly. Jr.. 263, 265 Coleman, Cynthia, Sr., 162 Coleman. Patnaa, Sr, 219 Coleman, Rosemary, Frosh,. 261, 262 Coleman, Sylvia, Jr, 122 Coles, Cynthia, Jr, 139, 262 Colla, Beverly, Sr., 163 Connor, Lynn, St., 163, 255, 274, 281 Conrad, Luanne, Soph., 245, 268, 272 Conway, Ann, Sr , 163, 248 Conway, Martha, Frosh., 131, 270 Cooley, Patricia, Jr , 228, 238 Cooney, Lori, Frosh,, 118, 265 Cooper, Dennis, Sr. Cooper, Rebecca, |r., 281 Cooper, Robin, Jr., 277 Cooper Sharon, Soph,, 119, 265 Copeland, Nancy, Sr., 163 Corbin, Brenda Corcoran, Margaret, Frosh.. 270 Cordle. Mary Jo, Sr,, 164, 281, 283 Corr. Caroline, Jr , 115, 256, 259, 262 Coski, John, Frosh., 244, 278 Cousins, Courtney, Sr,, 164 Cover, Julia, Sr, 219,281 Cox, Deborah, Sr., 164, 265 Cox, Elizabeth. Sr. Crabtree, Lisa. Frosh.. 116 Crady, Teresa, Soph.. 249 Crawford. Julie, Frosh., 128 Cress. Kimberlyn, Frosh., 131, 252 Crim. AUyson, Frosh.. 265. 271 Crockett, Katherine, Soph.. 138 Crofford, Kristine, Frosh., 120, 249 Croft. Elaine, Sr Crooks. Nanci, Sr.. 164 Cross. Lori, Frosh., 133, 268 Cross. Martha, Sr, 165, 265 Crouch, Ann, Frosh., 276 Cuneo. Lisa. Jr.. 265 Curlee, Parker, Jr.. 132, 229, 231 Curley. Mary. Frosh., 262, 263 Curry, Carrie, Jr, 281 Curtis, Sarah, Soph., 124 Curtis. Susan. Frosh., 110, 268 Cutchin, Deborah, Frosh.. 270 Dahl, Susan. Soph.. 255 Dalhoiise, Ann. Jr.. 125, 255 Dalton, Connie, Soph.. 265 Daniels, lane. Jr., 115, 259 Darnell, Richard, Jr.. 249 Davenport. Deborah, Sr . 165. 281 Davies, Carolyn, Sr., 165, 273 Davis, Diann, Frosh., 126 Davis, Debra, Sr., 274 Davis, Gloria, Sr., 166 Dearmitt, Ruth, Soph., 132 Debevoise, Susan, Soph,, 246 Deboskey, Jane, Soph.. 123 Delaconcepcion. Janet. Sr,, 166, 228, 257, 271, 283 Delany, Margaret. Soph., 270 Demet, Leia. Jr.. 108, 145, 254, 258, 265, 269, 281 Dengler, Suzanne, Jr.. 265 Derrenbacker. Lisa. Jr., 268 Dettmer. Celia. Jr. 249, 281 Deverell, Karen, Jr.. 244 Devorshak, Elisa, Frosh., 131 Deweese, Joan, Soph., 245, 258 Dick, Laura, Frosh,, 133. 271 Dickey, Catharine, Soph,, 134 Digiacomo, Barbara, Jr., 137, 267 DiU, Ann, Frosh., 130, 268 Dill, Robin, Jr., 265 Dill, Susan, Frosh., 272 Dishman, Susan, Frosh.. 114, 249, 260, 265, 269. 272 Dix, Sharon, Sr. Dobbs. Victoria, Frosh., 261 Dodd. James, Sr. Dodd, Shelby, Frosh., 130 DodriU, Mary, Sr. 269,281 Dodson, Kimberly, Soph., 265, 273 Doggett, Mary, Sr., 166, 270 Doggett. Sharon. Sr., 167, 258, 262 Doherty, Julia, Frosh., 270 Doll, Mary, Frosh., 245 Dollon, Douglas, Sr., 219, 229 Donelan, Therese, Jr , 262, 271 Donnelly, Patricia. Frosh,, 245 Donohoe. Richard. Frosh,, 138 Dooley. Lillian, Sr,. 167 Dorsey, Diane. Soph., 119, 249, 272 Douglas, Sharon, Frosh., 125 Dovel, Debra, Jr. . 244, 263 Dowell. Mary Beth, Soph., 263 Doyel, MoUy, Jr., 245 Drury, Cynthia, Sr, 167, 227, 238, 250. 281 Dubois. Susan. Sr, 167 DuFault. Anne. Frosh., 272 Dunsmore. Paula, Sr, 219 Durbin, Laure, Frosh., 245 Dwight. Dianne. Frosh., 244 Dwyer. Barbara. Frosh., 135, 263 Dwyer. Kathleen, Frosh., 124 Dyer Susan, Soph.. 268 Dymacek, Laurien, Soph,, 249 Earl, Margaret, Jr, 134, 245, 246, 259 Earle, Roberta, Jr, 113 Easter, Janet, Sr.. 168, 256, 258 Easterling, Ann, Frosh,, 118 Easton, June, Frosh., 231, 245, 262 Eberly, Carol, Frosh,, 262, 264, 268, 271 Ebner Jean, Jr,, 262 Ecker, Barbara, Frosh., 131, 274 Ediund, Gail, Sr, 219 Elder Thomas, Sr, 274 Eldndge, Burgess, Jr, 141 EUedge, Carolyn, Sr,, 168. 265 EUison, Kimberly, Frosh., 136 Eppes, Lucy, Sr., 168 Epson, Kalhleen, Soph,, 133, 252, 258 Erickson, Timothy, Frosh,, 231 Eriandson, Maureen, Sr, 219 Etheridge. Kathleen. Sr, 169 Everett, Patrick, Jr., 110, 257, 278, 281 Everton, Sarah, Frosh., 126 Farmer, Brenda, Sr. Fausl, Helen, Sr,, 169, 281 Fessel, Di; Fiess, Nina, Frosh,, 125 Filkins, Karen Zipf, Sr,, 169 Firth, Penelope, Sr, 170, 246, 264, 280, 281, 283 Fisher Betsy, Jr, 270 Fisk, Maiy, Frosh,, 244, 265, 270 Fitzgeralcf, Diane, Sr. Filzpatrick, Frank, Frosh., 138, 232 Fix, Anne, Jr., 141 Flatt, Timothy, Sr, 219, 281 Fleeman, William, Frosh., 231 Fleenor, Myra, Sr,, 170, 258, 276, 277 Fletcher Cicely, Sr,, 170, 281 Flynn, Erin, Frosh,, 125 Forbes, Dawn, Soph,, 135, 249, 269 Forbes, John, Frosh., 229 Ford, Nancy, Sr., 150, 171, 252, 281 Fortney, Mark, Jr., 229 Foster, Kellye, Soph,, 272 Foster Lori, Frosh., 133, 273 Foster, Susan, Sr., 265 Fotopoulos, Vicki, Sr, 171, 220, 254, 258, 276, 280, 281, 283 Fox, Virginia, Soph., 265 Francis, Donna, Frosh,, 125, 271 Frazier, Teresa, Sr., 171 Freeman, Leslie, Jr., 122, 227, 265, 281 Freeman, Nancy, Sr. French, Stephanie, Jr., 246, 264, 265, 269, 281 Frenz, Karen, Jr., 126, 259 Fries, Zoe, Sr.. 150. 171, 257. 283 Frondorf. Julie, Frosh., 126 Fiye, James, Sr. Fuller. Marsha. Sr., 172, 250 Funk, Lois, Frosh.. 122, 271 Galiano, Grace, Frosh., 136 Gallagher, Gloria, Sr, Gallagher, Mary, Soph, , 220, 234, 251, 252, 265 Gallahan. Edwin, Frosh.. 252 Galzerano, Roseanne, Sr., 172, 281 Gant, Barbara, Soph.. 234 Garcia, Sonia, Sr. Gardner, Shayne, Frosh., 274 Garfield, Bonnie, Frosh., 122 Garland, Elizabeth, Frosh., 263, 274 Garland, Virginia, Frosh., 123, 249 Garrison, Elizabeth, Jr, 258 Garter, Susan, Soph,, 257, 258 Gauch, Susan, Soph., 132 Gayle, David, Soph.. 267 Geddes. Betsy, Soph., 128 Ceiling, Patricia, Jr. 265, 270 Geiser, Glenda, Sr, 172 Genovese, Ann, Jr., 265 Georges. Florence, Sr., 172 Geraghly, Mary, Soph.. 115, 264 Gerred, Karen, Sr. Ghomiley. Ruth, Jr, 118, 278 Gerred, Karen, Sr. Ghormley, Ruth, Jr., 118, 278 Gilbert, Ruth, Soph,, 272, 281 Gill, Dianne, Sr Gill, Nancy, Soph., 137 Gilliam, Doran, Soph., 264 Gilroy, Anita, Soph., 268 Giovannetti, Sue, Sr.. 30. 150, 272 Givens, Kathryn, Soph., 231, 269 Gladney, Terrie, Sr. Glover, Jennifer, Soph., 118, 265 Goetz, Robin. Sr., 173 Goffigon, Ruby, Soph,, 118 Goforth, Cynthia, Jr., 129, 259 Golden, Robert, Jr,. 250, 264 Goliash. Barbara, Jr.. 115, 145, 254, 256, 258, 271 Goliash, Patricia, Soph.. 258, 263 GoU, Sabrina, Jr, 281 Gomez, Yita, Jr., 262, 271 Good, Sharon, Soph., 132, 246 Goodwin, Patricia, Sr., 173, 231 Goodwyn. Leslie. Sr., 173, 255 Goodwyn, Theresa, Soph., 249, 268 Gordon, Karen, Soph., 133 Govenides. Patricia. Sr. Grabarczyk. Juanita, Jr, 108 Grabeel, Katherine, Frosh., 108 Grabeel, Shelly, Sr.. 173 Grandy, Nancy, Soph.. 260 Graves, David, Jr., 137, 246, 264 Graves, Marilyn, Sr., 175, 262 Graves, Robert, Jr., 281 Gray, Elisabeth, Soph,, 281 Graziose, Lisa, Frosh., 121, 275 Greathouse, Elizabeth, Sr., 261 Green, Doris, Jr., 252 Green, Mark, Sr, 219 Green, Sharon, Sr., 175,266 Gregory, Suzanne, Sr., 175, 281 Grenatiier, Andrea, Sr., 219 Griffin, Barbara, Jr., 244, 265 Griffin, Wallace, Frosh., 138 Grimes, Noreen, Jr., 272 Grimes, Valerie. Frosh., 133, 271 Grimm, Juanita, Jr, 118 276, 277 Grimsley, Rachel, Frosh., 261 Grossman. Kathryn. Frosh., 264 Grozen, Marcia, Soph., 137 Guadagno, Suzanne, Sr, 261 Gufley. Lisabeth, Soph., 252 Guthrie, Bridget, Jr, 115, 259 Guthrie, Gail, Sr., 176 Guthrie, Susan, Sr., 281 Gutierez, Sue, Jr.. 252, 273 Gutteridge, Patti, Sr., 176 Guy, Cynthia, Jr. 281 Haas, Susan, Sr., 176 Haddon, Wendy, Sr.. 219, 245 Hadlock, Susan, Frosh.. 270 Hagy, Vicki, Sr, 219 Hailey, Pamela, Soph., 138 Hall, Cynthia, Sr, 219, 281 Hall, Jane, Jr, 135 Halpin, Mary, Jr, 281 Halsey, Julia, Jr., 276 Hamlett. Stephanie, Frosh., 265 Hammer, Barbara, Frosh., 126, 261, 272 Hammond, Cynthia, Soph., 231, 253, 263, 265, 269 Hammond, Elizabeth, Frosh., 228, 244 Hammond, Hilary, Sr, 176, 238 Hanky, Annemarie, Frosh.. 234. 249 Harman, Karen, Frosh., 133 Harmon, Barbara, Jr, 263 Harold, Bemadette, Jr., 244, 265, 268 Harper, Laura, Frosh,, 129, 245, 272 Hariell, Julia, Jr,, 123,231 Harrigan, Kathleen, Soph., 132, 264, 267, 281 Harrington, Lisa, Frosh,, 266 Hams, Cynthia, Soph,, 133, 227 Harris, Gayle, Sr, 177, 244, 271 Harris, Shirley, Frosh,, 265 Hart, Ford, Soph,, 261, 267 Hart, Deborah, Jr, 259 Hart, Sally, Jr, 142, 258, 266 Haskin, Leanne, Soph., 144, 238, 254 Hassan, Natalie, Soph., 246 Hauck, Amy, Soph.. 265. 269 Hawke, Paul, Soph., 232, 277, 278 Hawkins, Janice, Soph., 141 Ilayden, Sally, Jr, 139, 262 Hayes, Anne. Jr, 275, 278 Haynes, Patricia, Frosh,, 265 Hayman, Katherine, Soph,, 116, 277 Haynes, Tamara, Sr, 177 Hayward, Nancy, Soph., 119 Hazelwood, Joan, Sr,, 281 Hearington, Debra, Frosh,, 118 Hedberg, Karen, Jr,, 115,259 •■ ■ - ■ ■ - , 177, 252 1,, 132, 2f Hektner Susan, Sr, 30, 178, 261, 271, 275, 276, 283 Helsley, Roxannc, Sr,, 178, 247, 281 Henderson, Lorraine, Frosh., 124 Henegan. Colleen, Soph.. 234, 268 Hennessy, Patricia, Soph., 119, 249, 271 Hemdon, Stephanie, Frosh., 249 Hewitt, Jeanine, Jr., 275 Heyl. Barbara. Frosh.. 228 Hiers, Elizabeth, Sr.. 179 Highbee. Michael Hilker Kathleen, Sr. 179 Hill, Sandra, Soph., 134, 277 Hindin, Amy, Soph., 249 Hitt. Cynthia. Jr.. 131. 261, 262, 281 Hobbs, Kathy, Frosh., 114 Hochstetler, Lisa, Sr.. 219, 272 Hodgson, Ann, Jr., 259 Holdorf, Janet, Sr., 249, 258 Holland, Katharine, Frosh,, 124 Holland, Virginia, Sr,, 179 Hollidge, Rebecca. Frosh., 121 Holliman, Elizabeth, Jr, 265 HoUoway, Deborah, Sr., 179, 274, 281 HoUoway, Susan, Jr., 132, 178 Holmberg, Mark, Sr.. 219, 232 Holmes, Jaye, Sr, 219 Holmes, Regina, Soph., 249, 262, 268 Honeycutt, Lynn, Soph,, 116, 258 Hokpkins, Toni, 274 Hopper, Michelle, Frosh., 252, 265, 273 281 Housley, Gloria, Frosh., 122, 260, 263, 271 Houston, Mary, Sr., 180, 281 Howe, Martha, Frosh.. 120 HoweU, Linda, Soph., 135, 269 Howie, Craig, Frosh,, 246 Hoy, Nancy, Jr., 108 Hruby, Christine, Frosh., 228 Hudachek, Mary, Soph., 263 Hoy, Nancy. Jr., 108 Hruby, Christine, Frosh,, 228 Hudachek, Mary, Soph., 263 Huffman, Elizabeth, Sr., 180, 249 Hughes, Anne, Frosh., 262 Hughes, Hillary, Frosh,, 269 Humphrey, Marva, Sr. Huntley, Mary, Frosh., 130, 136, 231, 268 Ingram, Marcia, Sr., 219 Innis, Beth, Jr., 121, 257, 259, 261, 265, 271 Irby, Eileen, Frosh., 121 Ives, Nancy, Jr., 121, 150, 259 Jackson, Judith, Jr., 281 Jacobs, Bonnie, Sr.. 245 Jacobs, Karen, Frosh., 268 Jagiello, Ellen, Sr., 181, 265, 270 James, Ingri, Frosh., 245 Janczewski, Jolanda, Sr., 181 Jeflers, Teresa, Soph., 132 Jefferson, Linda, Jr., 244, 262 Jenkins, Lisa, Jr., 123, 281 Jennings, Deborah, Sr, 219 Jensen, Julia, Soph., 260 Jessup, Sidney, Sr. Jewell, Gillian, Sr., 181 John, Jeffrey, Sr,, 181, 262 Johnson, Kathryn, Frosh., 238 Johnson, Lisa, Frosh,, 125, 270 Johnson, Pamela, Jr., 281 Johnson, Rebecca, 281 Johnson, Susan, Sr., 150, 182, 251, 252, 281 Johnston, Cheiyl, Sr., 182, 272 Johnston, Joy, Frosh., 266 Jolliffe, Jenny, Soph., 138 Jones, Cynthia, Soph., 119, 274 Jones, Karen, Sr., 182, 270, 280, 281, 283 272 Jones, Linda. Soph., 238, 244 Jones, Sandra, Soph., 116 Jones, Sheryl, Frosh., 245 Jordan, Montine, Jr., 228, 238, 281 Joseph, Polly, Sr. 183 Judge, Ruth, Sr,, 141 Juulnielsen, Ingrid, Sr, 219 Kane, Eun, Frosh,, 269 Kaplan, Joanne, Soph., 125 Kappler Beth, Sr, 183 Karasz, llonka, Frosh., 267 Kassy, Nona, Soph., 272 Kay, Victoria, Soph., 112, 269 Kayan, Elizabeth, Frosh., 128, 272 Keating, Lauren, Jr., 263 Keenan, Mary, Jr., 265, 281 Keller, Kathryn, Sr. Kelley, Holly, Soph., 258 Kelly, Joyce, Frosh.. 133 Kelly, Lisa, Soph., 121 Kelly, Michael, Soph., 229, 244 Kendrick, Loretta, Lyn, Sr., 183. 264 Kennedy, Barbara, Soph.. 112 Kennedy. Maryanne. Jr. 268 Kennedy, Mary, Frosh, 110 Kern, Candace, Jr., 271, 272 Kerns, Robert, Frosh., 138 Kervick, Susan, Sr., 246, 272, 281 Key, Cheryl, Jr., 249, 262, 281 Kidwell, Mary Lou, Soph., 270 Kieda, Sue, Jr, 262 Right, Anne, Frosh,, 274 Kim, Ae, Sook, Frosh,, 137 Kim, Sun, Soph,, 112 King, Kathryn Ann, Sr,, 28, 150, 219, 281 King, Kathryn L., Jr, 138, 264 King, Robin, Soph., 114, 262 Kirby, Randal, Jr, 249, 259, 281 Kitsch, Barbara, Soph., 265 Kile, Venetia, Sr., 219 Kleback, Mary, Soph., 263, 268 Klein, Laura, Jr., 110, 265, 269, 281 Klim, Rita, Sr, 183, 250, 265, 281 Kling, Susan, Frosh., 246, 268 Knisele] Kolt, Robert, Sr., 263 Kortc, Kathleen, Frosh., 263 Koslrzewsky, Patience, Frosh., 252 Kravetz, Jane, Sr., 184, 281 Kubel, Catherine Kuehling, Anne, Sr, 184 Laboissiere, David, Jr., 281 Lackey, Nancy, Sr., 150, 184, 258, 280, 283 Laclair, Nancy, Soph., 122, 260, 263 Lada, Christine, Jr., 260 Udue, Paul, Sr., 244, 281 Lanchantin, Denise, Soph., 263, 278 Lane, Mary, Soph., 114, 249 Langenbach, Lisa, Soph., 115, 258 Larkins, Helen, Frosh., 110, 245 Laisen, Aruia, Soph., 108 Larson, Elizabeth, Jr., 252, 258 Larue, Alexandra, Sr., 184, 249, 270 Lasala, Kathleen, Jr., 276, 281 Laskowski, Constance, Sr., 219 Lawler, Susan, Jr., 115,259 Lawrence, Dianne, Frosh., 133 Uynor, Linda, Sr., 219, 281 270 Lee, Carol, Soph., 245 Lee, Karen, Sr., 185, 246 Lee, Mary, Frosh., 125, 276 Lee, Nena, Jr., 249 Leginus, Belinda, Frosh., 270 Lehardy, Sara, Jr., 272, 281 Lehman, Stephanie, Soph., 119, 275 Lenzi, Catherine, Soph., 132, 270 Leo, Joarm, Frosh., 126 Lequeux, Michele Leverty, Sarah, Jr., 257, 281 LewaUen, Carma, Frosh., 246, 263 Lewis, Diane, Soph., 133 Lewis, Karen, Soph., 122, 260 Lewis, Spencer, Frosh., 265 Linskey, Joan, Frosh., 265, 273 Lipsky, Fran Ellen, Sr. Uoyd, Marilyn, 283 Lobbreet, Jan Lee, Jr, 108, 249, 265 Logie, Elizabeth, Soph. , 139, 265 Lohr, Nancy, Jr., 110, 246, 281 Longest, Deborah, Jr., 281 Lorber. Douglas, Jr., 150, 252, 268 Loudenslager, Eleanor, Soph., 261, 272 Love, Debora, Sr., 185, 272, 281 Lovering, April, Soph., 268 Loving, Patti, Frosh,, 234 Lowe, Laura, Frosh., 257, 271, 272 Lowe, Susan, Jr., 244, 252, 265 Lowman, Linda Ludeman, Elizabeth, Frosh., 257 Lupton, Laura, Sr., 150, 185 Luscavage, Toni, Soph., Ill, 231 Luther, Janice, Frosh., 118, 249, 267 Lutinski, Jan, Jr., 125 Luukkonen, Vesa, Sr., 219, 281 Lynch, Claudia, Soph., 270 Lynch, Terrence, Soph., 231 Lyons, Diane, Soph., 270 Lytton, Kim, Jr., 133 McCaffrey, Diane, Sr., 219, 271 McCahiU, Colleen, Fiosh., 272 McCarthy, Kathleen, Sr., 185, 281 McCarthy, Linda, Sr., 186, 232, 263 McCarthy, Susan, Jr., 272 McCartney, Rose, Frosh., 261 McClarey, Martha, Soph., 246 McCloud, James, Sr., 28 McClurkin, Margaret, Sr., 186, 281 McConnell, Janet, Soph., 262 McCoy, Mark, Jr., 122, 252 McCracken, Sarah, Sr., 186, 219, 260, 263, 272 McCuUough, Jean, Frosh, 131 McDaniel, Edith, Soph., 122 McDaniel, Mindy, Sr., 219, 281, 283 McDaniel, Nancy, Sr., 186 McDonald, Lara, Sr. McFadden, Lois, Jr., 115 McFalls, Helen, Jr., 276, 278, 281 McGehee, Deborah, Soph., 257, 260, 261, 273 McGlashan, Katherine, Sr., 219 McGlothlin, Donna, Frosh., 128 McGlothlin, Karen, Soph., 268 McGrew, Carolyn, Soph., 133, 265 McGuire, Monica, Frosh., 265 McKay, Cheryl, Soph., Ill, 144, 254, 263 McKcever, MicheUe, Jr., 110, 272, 275, 278 McKeone, Patricia, Frosh., 231 McKinney, Alice, Sr. McLean, Mary, Frosh., 263, 274 McMahon, Barbara, Jr., 263 McMahon, Lisa, Soph., 270 McMahon, Mary, Jr., 263 McMuUen, Katherine, Soph., 131, 246, 261, 267 McNally, Sarah, Soph., 231 McNulty, Lisa, Jr., 139 McRae, Madelyn, Sr., 186 McTague, Jeanne, Soph., 227 McWhirt, Mary, Jr., 128, 259 Mack, Jeanne, Sr., 187 Mackenzie, Suzanne, Sr. MacLachlan, Laurie, Sr., 187, 250 Madden, Gail, Sr., 187, 263 Magrogan, Paula, Sr., 187, 252, 258 Mahaney, Janis, Soph., 122 Maher, Debra, Soph., 249 Mahone, Kathivn, Frosh., 124 Main CoUeen, Sr., 258, 259, 281 Mallory, Martha, Soph., Ill, 247, 263 Maloney, Susan, Sr., 188, 251 Mangrum, Doris, Sr., 188, 262 Manning, Kim, Sr., 245, 249 Manoogian, Barbara, Frosh., 120 Mansell. Laurie, Jr., 131, 262 Marasciullo, Regina, Frosh., 271 Mark, Alyson, Frosh., 125 Markland, Jan, Frosh., 136, 277 Markussen, Joanna, Sr. , 188, 228, 238, 244, 265, 270, 281, 283 Marsilio, Caroline, Soph., 272 Martin, All ison, Jr., 113 Martin, Ivy, Sr., 219, 227, 238 Martin, Kevin, Frosh., 232 Martin, Mary, Jr., 263, 281 Martin, NeU, Soph., 121, 274, 276, 277 Marx, Anita, Sr., 188, 281 Maske, Lila, Jr., 281 Mason, Theresa, Jr., 265 Massey, Susan, Soph., 119, 249 Matt, Katherine, Soph., 113, 270 Matthews, Joy, Frosh., 257 Matthews, Tambrey, Soph., 119, 249, 272, 275 Matthews, Victoria, Frosh., 263 Matthias, Susan, Sr., 189, 281 Mattingly, Cynthia, Frosh., 244 Mautino, Kathryn, Soph., 268 Mawani, Naznin, Sr., 189, 270 May, Susanne, Jr., 138, 268 Mayer, Kathleen, Sr., 189, 251, 263, 283 Mayer, Leslie, Jr., 112, 245, 259, 263 Mazzola, Michael, Frosh., 229 Meaney, Annette, Sr., 189, 256, 261, Meeker. Linda. Sr., 219, 271 Mejia, Yvonne, Jr., 268 Melanson, Gail, Soph., 122, 260 Melanson, Peggy, Sr., 190 Mello, Michael, Jr., 260, 275 Mentzer, Anita, Frosh., 129 Mercer, Michelle, Jr., 268 Metz, Mary, Sr., 190 Middlebrook, Carol, Jr., 123 Middleton, Sandra, Jr., 270 Middleton, Victoria, Frosh., 266, 267 MiUer, Anne, Soph., 262, 263 Miller, Barrie, Sr., 219, 247 MiUer, Carol, Soph., 246, 276, 277 MiUer, Catherine, Frosh., 136 Miller, Gregory, Jr., 229, 261 Miller, Mickie, Jr., 112, 234, 244, 259, 281 Miller, Pahick, Frosh., 229 Miller, Tanya, Soph., 138 Mills, Carol, Sr., 190, 247, 249, 257 Mines, Linda, Jr., 281 Minor, Laird, Jr., 277 MitcheU, Joan, Jr., 245, 258, 281 Mizzo, Ebzabeth, Soph., 125, 274 Mocarski, Carol, Frosh., 130, 143, 254, 271 Moncure, Vanessa Vance, Sr., 212 Moneyhon, Jean, Jr., 281 Mooney, Robert, Frosh., 229 Mooradian, Jody, Frosh., 234 Moore, Susan, Jr., 257, 258 Morden, Tawnya, Soph., 114 Moreno, Martha, Frosh., 120 Morris, Katherine, Soph., 113, 231, 268 Morris, Ruby, Soph., 119 Morrow, Susan, Soph., 278 Moseley, Barbara, Soph., 227, 238 Moser, Betsy, Sr., 190 Moss, Mary, Soph., 265 Moynihan, Terri, Soph., 116, 258, 265, 269 Mullins, Carol, Soph., 136, 267 Mulreany, Regan, Sr., 191 Munns, Jeanne, Sr., 126, 191 Murphy, Mary, Sr. Murphy, Susan, Sr., 30, 191, 250, 270, 281, 283 Myers, Therese, Sr., 191, 272 Myers, Thomas, Sr., 219 Naccarato, Mary, Soph., 249 Navas, Virginia, Frosh., 249 Neagley, Pamela, Soph., 120, 231 Nelms, Ann, Soph., 263 Nelson, Leslie, Sr., 192, 250, 255, 272, 281 Newman, Cynthia, Soph., 269, 277 Newman, Strother, Sr., 150, 275, 281 Nguyen, Kientrinh, Jr., 269 Nicholas, Linda, 281 Nichols, Lisa, Soph., 257 Nichols, Vickie, Sr., 192, 263 Nichols, Vicky, Soph., 112 Nicholson, Claudia, Sr., 192, 283 Niemarm, Margaret, Sr., 193, 264 Nigels, Leslie, Sr., 219 Nix, Sarah, Frosh., 261 Noona, Susan, Soph., 116, 244 Northcutt, Stephen, Frosh., 262, 277 Noss, Karen, Jr, 129, 257, 270, 272 Novak, Nancy, Frosh., 244 Nugent, Dorothy, Frosh., 128 Nimnally, Debra, Sr. Obenshain, Karen, Sr., 219 Oberg, Kimberly, Sr., 193, 250 O ' Connell, Mary, Frosh., 116 O ' Hanlan, Michael, Soph., 138, 246, 267, 271 O ' Keefe, Kate, Soph., 122, 260, 263 O ' Keefe, Patrick, Jr., 262, 264 O ' Kelley, Edward, Soph., 252 Olfson, Kristina, Sr., 150, 193, 252, 264, 265, 267 Oliff, Gladys, Soph., 135 Olson, Katherine, Frosh., 125 Omans, Abigail, Sr., 194, 262, 263, 274, 281 Opitz, Jane, Frosh., 276 Osborne. Anne, Jr., 110, 277 Otto, Kathryn, Frosh., 244, 249, 278 Pagel, Mary, Sr., 194, 268, 281 Parker, Amanda, Soph., 114, 227, 278 Parker, Debra, Frosh., 260 Parks, Patricia, Frosh., 124, 270 Parks, PhyLis, Sr., 194 Parks, Valerie, Soph., 231, 263 Parsons, Regina, Sr., 194, 267, 281 Paschal, Katharine, Soph., 268 Patane, Barbara, Sr., 139, 219 Paul, Janet, Frosh., 262, 264 Paulette, Selene, Jr., 126, 259 Payne, Billie, Sr., 195 Pazoga, Patricia, Soph., 135, 262, 270, 272 Peake, Janine, Soph., 136, 261, 263 Peca, Mary, Frosh., 128, 245 Pekinpaugh, Patrick, Frosh., 232 Pender, Robin, Sr., 150, 195, 281 Penley, Katherine, Frosh., 136 Peplin, Candace, Sr., 195 Perkins, Anne, Frosh., 118, 267 Perkins, Mary, Soph,. 113 Perry, Dana, Sr., 281 Perry, Shirley, Sr., 219 Perry, Susarme, Frosh., 121 Petcnul, Teresa, Soph., 270 Peterman, Lyrm, Jr., 139 Peters, Susan, Jr., 132, 278, 281 Pfaff, Suzanne, Jr., 244 Pfeiffer, Deborah, Frosh., 143, 254, 261 Phihps, Suzarme, Frosh., 265 PhiUips, Marylinn, Sr., 195 Phillips, Patricia, Sr., 196, 280, 281, 283 Picard, MicheUe, Jr., 252, 257, 272 Pickett, Kathryn, Soph., 124, 271 Pierce, Robin, Sr., 196 Pincus, Loretta, Soph., 231, 244 Pittman, Amanda, Jr., 123 Pittman, Barbara, Soph., 112, 249 Place, Janet, Sr., 196 Pleasant, Mary, Soph., 263, 268 Plough, Ann, Sr., 150, 197, 263, 280, 281 Plummer, Janet, Sr., 150, 246, 281 Poison, Tracy, Frosh., 122 Pomfrey, Margaret, Sr., 197, 271, 272, 281 Poston, Terry, Sr., 150 Powell, Emily, Soph., 258 PoweU, Jo Allison, Sr., 197 PoweU, Robert, Sr., 86, 219 Prescott, Victoria, Soph., 274 Pretlow, Audrey, Sr., 198 Prins, Lisbeth, Frosh., 126, 271, 274 Pritchard, Katherine, Sr., 198, 220, 254, 280, 281, 283 Pritchard, Ruth, Sr., 198, 245, 258, 281 Proto, Laura, Frosh., 268 Pruden, Elizabeth, Soph., 128 Pucci, Diane, Soph., 112, 264 Pugh, Martyn, Frosh., 121 PurceU, Rhonda, Sr., 198 Purvis, Teresa, Soph. , 262, 278 Quaintance, Nancy, Jr., 115, 259 Quinn, Diane, Sr., 86, 199, 249 Quint, Suzarme, Soph., 265 Quyrui, Nancy, Soph., 258 Rada, Michele, Jr., 113 Rademaker, Lisa, Soph., 129 Raines, Alice, Sr., 249 Ramsey, Kathleen, Frosh., 139 Ranck, Pamela, Soph., 273 Rauch, Lisa, Jr., 113, 245 Ravinsky, Nancy, Sr., 150, 199 Ravizza, Kim, Sr., 199, 272 Rawlings, Virginia, Frosh., 270 Ray, Katrina, Frosh., 116, 274 Reams, Carolyn, Frosh., 137, 249 Reckmeyer, Kaaren, Sr., 199 Reddington, Sarah, Sr., 150, 200, 281 Reed, Amy, Frosh., 249 Reed, KatfJeen, Soph., 248, 260, 263 Reed, Robin, Sr., 219 Reed, Virginia, Frosh., 130 Reeves, Cynthia, Sr., 200, 251, 280, 281, 283 Reid, Dawn, Sr., 200, 265 Reid, Nancy, Sr., 200, 252, 261, 271 ReiUy, Patricia, Soph., 255, 260 Reseletiden. Christine, Jr., 259, 281 Reynard, Victoria. Frosh., 130, 278 Reynolds, Linda, Jr., 264, 272 Reynolds, Pamela, Jr., 231, 249 Rice, Dorothy, Sr., 219 Rice, Karen, Jr. , 265 Rich, Cassandra, Jr. , 123 Richards, Deborah, Jr., 276 Richardson, Linda, Sr., 201, 263 Richardson, Susan, Soph., 112, 269 Richwine, Beth, Frosh., Ill, 245, 269 Rider, Nanette, Frosh. , 125, 274 Ridgwell, Linda, Jr., 126 Ridmg, George, Sr. Riegert, Glenis, Frosh., 116, 227 Rigby, Dawn, Soph., 139 Rigby, Leslie, Sr., 201 Riley, Maureen, Soph., 260 Ringle, Patricia, Sr., 201, 278, 281 Rinne, Paul, Jr., 257, 269 Roan, Joanna, Sr., 228 Robbins, Victoria, Frosh., 244 Roberts, Lisa, Jr., 259 Roberts, SheUey, Jr., 268 Robertshaw, Catherine, Jr., 113 Robertson, Catherine, Jr., 128, 259, 283 263 Robinson, Debra, Sr., 201 Robinson, Elizabeth, Jr., 132, 264, 281 Robinson, Maiyalice, Frosh., 234, 262 Robinson, SaUie, Soph., 231 Rodman, SheUey, Frosh., 265 Rodriguez, Charles, Frosh., 229 Rogers, Cheryl, Frosh., 263 Rogers ' ■■ ' — RoHins 277 Rosario, Nitza, Sr., 219 Rose, Pamela, Jr., 252, 274 Rose, Sidney, Jr. . 250, 281 Ross, Susan, Jr., 245, 252 Rossman, Kim, Soph., 270 Roth, Jane, Sr., 202, 257, 281 Rowe, Roberta, Soph., 263 Rozycki, Elizabeth, Soph., 262 Rucker, Cedric, Frosh., 262 RusseU, Mary, Soph., 263 RusseU, Stephanie, Sr., 202, 263 RuUedge, Connie, Frosh., 249 Sacrey, Dennis, Jr., 249, 252 Sagona, Christine, Frosh., 262, 263, 271 Sais, Mercedes, Jr., 281, 283 Sams, Candace, Soph., 114, 238 Samsky, Frances, Sr., 219, 265, 281 Samuels, Cynthia, Jr., 262 Sanderson, Amy, Jr., 250, 275, 281 Sanderson, Cathy, Jr., 265 Saracco, Julie, Frosh., 136, 252 Sauder, Anne, Soph., 266, 272 Saunders, Ronald. Soph., 232 Sayers, Stephanie. Soph., 270 Saylor, Joni, Soph., 265 Scanlon, Kim, Frosh., 150, 255 Schade, Meredith, Sr., 258, 281 Schenkel, Deborah, Frosh., 261, 272 Scheuing, Alison, Soph., 277, 278 SchiUer, Kim, Soph., 272 Schlam, Winona, Sr.. 204, 245, 248, 274. 280, 281, 283 Schlimgen, Steven, Soph., 255 Schluter, Leslie, Jr., 253, 258, 261 Schmidt, Judith, Sr., 283 Schramm, EUen, Soph., 116 Schultze, Diana, Frosh., 123, 265 Schumacher, John, Soph., 229 Schwab, Harry, Frosh., 244, 265 Scott, Jerome, Jr., 281 , Frosh., 121, 246 Scotti, Christine, Sr., 204 ScuU, Diana, Soph., 270 Sens, Cynthia, Soph., 269 Seward, Marie, Jr. , 129, 259. 265, 268 Shackelford, Rhonda, Jr., 126, 265 Shackelford, Teresa, Sr., 150, 204, 271, 272, 283 Shadrick, Rachel, Frosh., 126 Sharman, Georgetta, Sr., 204, 267 Sharp, Jennifer, Frosh., 252, 263 Sharpe, Deborah, Soph., 113, 263 Shaw, Scott, Soph., 244 Shaw, Susan, Soph., 119 Shealor, Donna, Soph., 268 SheUey, Cathy, Sr., 219 Shelor, Laura, Frosh., 278 Shelton, Katherine, Soph., 227, 234 Shepard, Lynn, Frosh., 136 Shepherd, Susan, Jr., 142, 259 Sheppard. Diane, Frosh., 125 Sherertz, Catherine, Soph., 265 Sheward, Kathleen, Jr., 122 Shields, Frank, Frosh., 268 SWflett, Mary, Jr., 126, 252, 265 ShiUington, Patricia, Frosh., 116, 227, 234 Shipp, Elizabeth, Frosh., 124 Shockey, Debra, Jr. , 265 Shoup, Debra, Jr., 113 Showalter, Toni, Sr., 250, 255, 270 Shrum. John, Frosh., 119, 229 Shulls, Elizabeth, Frosh., Ill, 263 Shultz, Janet, Sr. SibiUa, Diana, Frosh., 114 Sibley, Sarah, Jr., 245 Silver, Barbara, Sr. Simmons, Mary, Frosh., 245 Simpson, Tho Sisk, BetteJ., Sr., 283 Sismour, Debra, Frosh., 245 Sisson, Betty, Sr. Skibinski, Bernard, Jr., 255, 258, 265 Skinner, Nancy, Frosh., 252, 264 Skoda, Leslie, Sr. Slater, Jeanne, Sr., 265 Slough, Sharon, Jr., 116 Slusher, Sandra, Soph., 138 SmaUey, Leslie, Frosh., 124 Smirco, Steven, Soph., 231 Smith, Alexis, Jr., 132, 229 Smith, Amy, Frosh., 124, 262 Smith, Betty, Sr. Smith, Bobbie, Sr., 133, 262 Smith, Cheryl A., Sr. Smith, Cheryl E., Sr., 281 Smith, Demetria, Sr., 122 Smith, Diane, Soph, 249 Smith, Donna, Soph., 116, 252, 258, 261, 272 Smith, Elizabeth, Soph., 270 Smith, Janet, Jr., 275 Smith, Jean, Frosh., 268 Smith, Jeannette, Sr., 207, 252 Smith, Joanne, Sr., 207, 262, 264 Smith, Kathleen, Sr., 87, 207, 220, 254, 281, 283 Smith, Lisa, Frosh., 131, 265 Smith, Loretta, Soph., 246 Smith, Lyrm, Sr., 219 Smith, Mary, Soph., 110 Smith, Maureen, Soph., 265 Smith, Nancy, Frosh., 139 Smith, SaUic, Jr., 238, 283 Smith, Susan, Sr. Snead, Mary, Sr. , 207 Snider, Margaret, Frosh., Ill Snyder, Karen, Frosh., 272 Snyder, Kathryn, Soph., 116, 258 Snyder ' ' ' ' - - • ■ i8, 227, 281 , Mamie, S: Snyder, Paul, S: , Sobieski, Karen, Jr., 244, 258, 262, 263, 283 Sokolowski, Gregory, Soph., 257 SomerviUe, Elizabeth, Sr., 208, 246, 275, 276, 277, 283 Sorenson, Julie, Frosh., 121 SouthaU, Carolyn, Jr., 250, 281 Souza, Terry, Jr., 255, 265 Spangler, Belinda, Sr., 208 Spann, Joan, Soph., 138, 258 Spencer, Sheri, Sr. , 208 Sperlazza, Carmela, Soph., 261 Sperlazza, Lortaine, Sr., 219, 283 Spivey, Ruth, Jr., 115, 272, 278 Sponder, Dorothy, Jr., 265 Sprang. Debra, Frosh., 267, 272 Spratt. Patricia, Sr., 219 Stableford, Mark, Jr., 232, 264 Starrunerjohn, Barbara, Jr., 251, 259, 265, 281. 283 Stanger, Leisa, Jr., 259, 283 Stango, Linda, Sr., 209, 250, 253, 257, 270, 280 Stankiewicz, Jan, Soph., 258 Stanley, EUen, Frosh., 135, 265 Staples, Esta, Sr., 219, 249 Staples, Pamela, Jr. , 115, 249, 252, 270 Stapleton, Susan, Soph., 261, 263, 276, 277 Steele, Patricia, Jr., 249 Stevens, Lisa, Soph., 258 Stevens, Sheralyn, Jr., 123 Stickley, Bonnie, Soph., 116 StockweU. Anne, Jr., 126, 260, 265 Stogdale. Janice, Frosh., 249 Stone, Barbara. Jr., 120, 253, 265 Story, Gail, Sr.. 209, 259, 262 Straley, Forrest, Soph., 258 Stuigis, Amy, Sr., 209 SuUivan, Jennifer, Jr., 125, 265 SuUivan, Sheryl, Soph.. 114 Sundermann, Cindy. Soph., 252, 261, 265 Supan, Susan, Jr., 249 Super, Barbara, Frosh., Ill, 264 Swain, Keith, Frosh. , 252 Swick, Eileen, Sr. Switzer, Skylar. Frosh., 143, 254, 262, 275 , Ronald. Soph.. 232, 252 Tanes, Micaela, Sr., 219 Tanner, Betty, Sr., 219 Tart, Susan, Sr., 209 Taylor, Karen, Sr., 210 Taylor, Mary, Frosh., 134 Teates, Chnstina, Jr., 271 Teets, Cecilia, Frosh., 268 Thacker, OdeUa. Soph., 123 Thomas, Elizabeth, Sr. Thomas, Kendra, Soph., 136 Thomas, Theresa, Soph., 139 Thomasson, Patricia, Soph., 262 Thomasson, Vanessa, Sr., 210, 262 Thompson, Dawn, Frosh., 249, 268 Thompson, John, Jr. , 229, 258, 269 Thompson, Steven, Frosh., 130, 277 Thorpe, Barbara, St., 210, 269, 281 Thorsted, Patricia Ticknor. April, Sr., 211, 245, 246, 247 TiUery, Margaret, Sr., 211, 247, 249, 281, 283 TiUery, Sue, Soph., 137, 245, 246 TiUman, Glerm, Sr. Tinkcom, Margaret, Frosh., 272 Tinkelenberg, Susan, Frosh., 263, 268 Tiplady, Barbara, Sr., 219, 281 Tipton, Tammy, Frosh.. 131 TitcheneU, Sue. Soph., 119, 249 Tobias, Cheryl, Sr., 219, 261, 267 Torgeson, Mark, Sr., 248 Traweek, Dorothy, Soph., 135, 276 Trent, Kay, Sr., 219, 246, 281, 283 Trexler, Constance, Soph., 136, 270 Trost, Laura, Soph., 137 Trotta, Tina, Sr., 211, 246, 249 Troutman, Pamela, Soph., 275 Truong, Loan, Frosh., 272 Turley, David, Soph., 265 Turman, Janice, Sr., 219, 283 Turner, Beverly, Soph., 268 Turner, Mitzi, Jr., 128, 150, 266, 275, 276, 277, 283 Turner. Roberta, Jr., 281 Turner, Susan, Jr., 128, 277 Upton, Elizabeth, Frosh.. 122 Utz, Loreen, Frosh., 249. 262 Uyeda, Roxanne, Soph.. 133 Vadenboncoeur, Janet, Jr., 245, 246, 281 Vanderveer, Dawn, Frosh., 270 Vandever, Thomas, Sr, 277, 278 Vass, Maria, Jr., 265, 270 Vaughan, Martha, Jr., 245 Velardi, Deny, Frosh.. 263 Ventura, Margaret, Sr.. 219 Vernon, Leslie, Frosh., 125 Veshich, Victoria, Sr., 212 Via, Patricia, Soph., 263 Viau, Jacqueline, Soph., Ill, 263, 277 Vick, Dianne, Soph., 116, 270 Vincent, JiU. Soph., 114 Voelker, Joyce, Sr., 212, 281, 283 Vogel, Kristine, Jr., 278 Vogen, Karen, Sr. , 212 Vorous, Linda, Sr., 219 Vu, Van, Soph., 262, 272, 278 Wade, Nancy, Sr. Wagner, Carrie, Sr., 213, 262, 264, 265, 281, 283 Wahlberg, Felice, Jr. . 283 Waitt, Nancy, Jr., 258 Walbroehl, Yvoime, Frosh., 268 Waldrop, Hazel, Sr., 213 Wafter, Jeanne, Sr. WaUser, Victoria, Sr., 213 WaUcer, Virginia, Soph., 134 WaUer, Lisa K., Soph., 249, 268, 270 Walzel, Virginia, Sr., 213 Ward, Suzy, Jr. . 108, 246, 281 Warmg, Martha, Sr., 214 WaUser, Kimberly. Soph., 234, 258 Warner, Elizabeth, Sr., 214, 255, 271 Warten, Barbara, Jr., 260 Washington, Thelma, Sr., 214, 262 Watson, Margaret, Jr, 113, 283 Watts. Evelyn, Jr., 264 Weakley, Anne, Jr., 123 Weaver, Martha, Sr., 214 Webb, Gary, Soph., 260 Webber, Victoria, Frosh., 124 Weedon. Patricia, Soph., 134. 258, 263, 272 Weeks, RaneUe, Sr., 215, 250, 265 Weinberger, Gayle, Jr., 135, 262 Welander, Robin, Sr., 215, 262 WeUer, Barbara, Jr. . 128, 259, 266, 283 WeUs, Jennifer, Frosh., 136 WeUs, Leslie, Jr., 129, 258, 275, 281 WendeU, Lewis, Jr., 133 Wentz, EUiott, Jr., 252 Wentz, Krista, Sr., 215, 265 Werner, Jean, Soph., 141, 258 West, Ann, Jr. , 249 West, Donna, Jr. 265, 281, 283 Whalen, Gail, Sr., 215 White, Andrea, Soph. . 115, 268, 276, 277 White, Cynthia, Soph., 247, 249, 263 White, Martha, Soph., 136 White, Patsy, Sr., 219 WhiteseU, Karen, Frosh., 133 Whiteside, Shiriey. Jr., 137 Whitman, Sharon, Sr, 271 Whitman, Susan, Frosh., 252 Whittier, Cristine, Frosh., 142 Wiedom, Penelope, Frosh., 136 Wieners, Maria, Frosh., 124 Wilck, Mary, Frosh., 131 Wilcox, Ann, Jr.. 126 WUes, Eileen. Sr., 216, 271, 272 WiUdns, Ronald, Sr.. 219 WiU Alyson, Soph.. 245 WUliams, Betty, Soph., 263 WiUiams, Charles, Jr., 281, 283 WUliams, Cynthia, Sr., 219, 262 WUliams, Kimberly, Soph., 249 WUliams, Martha, Soph., 231, 252, 258, 263 WUliams, Nancy, Frosh., 130 WiUiamson. Cynthia, Frosh., 142 WUlis. Malinda. Sr., 219 WUlis. Sheila, Sr.. 216, 227 WiUis, Teresa, Sr., 217 WUlits, Laura, Frosh., 266 Wikon, Carol, Frosh., 272 Wilson, Deborah, Sr., 217 WUson, Laura, Sr., 217, 246 WUson, Silas, Sr. , 219, 274 Wilson, Susan, Soph., Ill, 231, 252, 264 Wilson, Susan. Sr.. 217 Withers, Ann, Jr., 265 Woods, Pamela, Jr., 252, 274 Wright, Pam, Sr., 218, 260, 263, 272, 273, 283 Yohe, Kimberly, Sr., 219, 281 ZettersBxjm, Karen, Sr., 150, 218, 281 (Ulnss ai IB7B Beth Ann Addev 60M Rhonda Rc ad Lynchbuig VA 245(B SheiTie Lynne Adams 120 Dover Road WiDiamsburg VA 23185 Sharon Delaney Adinolfi MXn Kaplan Court Woodbndge VA 22193 Stephanie L. 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Leicester Street Winchester VA 22601 Gloria Pickrel Gallagher 54 Bluebird Lane Spotsylvania VA 22553 Rosearuie Galzerano 7405 Convair Drive Alexandria VA 22306 Glenda Gay Geiser RD 1, Church Road Milford NJ 0884f Florence Fatima Georges 809 Wolfe Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Karen Lee Gerred Star Route, Box 98 California MD 20619 Vivian Sue Giovaimetti 3009 Briar Lane Richmond VA 23228 Deborah Lee Godin Box 4664, College Starion Fredericksburg VA 22401 Robin Ann Goetz 4201 31st St. S. Apt. 211 Arlington VA 22206 Leslie Goodwyn 4202 Pickering Place Alexandria VA 22309 Patricia Helen Govenides 224 Braehead Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Shelly Lyim Grabeel 1915 Thomson Drive Lynchburg VA 24501 Marilyn Delone Graves Route 2, Box 180 Mineral VA 23117 Jacide Upshaw Gray Box 670 Bowling Green VA 22427 Sharon Lynne Green Mtn. Falls Rte., Box 112A Winchester VA 22601 Suzarme Arlington Gregory 2002 Bailey Street Richmond VA 23231 Gail Marie Guthrie 7052 Floyd Avenue Springfield VA 221S0 Susan Gayle Guthrie Rt. 2, Blakewood Drive Mecharucsville VA 23111 Patti Anne Gutteridge 715 Elizabeth Lane Aubumdale FL 33823 Susan Elizabeth Haas 3512 Fort HiD Drive Alexandria VA 22310 Vicki Charlene Hagy 801 Galway Lane Fredericksburg VA 22401 Cynthia Jean Hall P.O. Box 240 Dahlgren VA 22448 Hilary Ruth Hammond 231 Washington Street Duxbury MA 02332 Linda Gayle Harris 3111 Harvie Road Richmond VA 23223 Joan Howard Hazelwood 3 Randy Court Fredericksburg VA 22401 Debra Lee Headley Box 545 Lottsburg VA 22511 Cynthia Dearme Heflin P.O. Box 153 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Susan Lyrm Hektner Broad Path Rd. 3 Huntington NY 11743 Sharon Lynne Heller Box 2408, College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Barbara Drake Helsel Box 3843, College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Roxanne Carol Helsley 818 Cambridge Place Winchester VA 22601 Elizabeth Gayle Hiers 26 N. Brook Avenue Basking Ridge NJ 07920 Kathleen Gametl Hilker 1625 Trailridge Road CharlotlesviUe VA 22903 Martha Dudley Hodge 157 Marshall Terrace DanviUe VA 24541 Ptr ctarg Deborah Arm HoUowya Line Road, Rd. 1 BeUe Mead NJ 08502 Jaye M. Holmes 108 Alnut Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 HoUy Horuff 2408 Crest Street Alexandria VA 22302 Anita Wallace Hotchkiss Route 1, Box 3 Sedley VA 23878 Mary Kathryn Houston 1311 One Half Franklin Fredericksburg VA 22401 Elizabeth Perm Huffman 4736 Springbrook Drive Annandale VA 22003 Maioa Mastin Ingram Box 9 Corbin VA 22446 Ellen Catherine Jagieilo 3 North Euclid Avenue Winchester VA 22601 Jolanda N. Janczewski 1714 Lafayette Blvd., Apt. K Fredericksburg VA 22401 Deborah Jane Jennings 619 Old Forge Dr. Fredericksburg VA 22401 Gillian Arme Jewell 10720 Norman Avenue Fairfax VA 22030 Jeffrey Louis John 5017 Regina Drive Annandale VA 22003 Susan Arm Johnson 2219 Cowan Blvd., Apt. 51A Fredericksburg VA 22401 Cheryl Laveme Johnston 5525 Hill Gail Road Virginia Beach VA 23462 Karen Virginia Jones 6608 Palamino Street Springfield VA 22150 Ruth Kathryn Judge 136 Bennington Road Charlottesville VA 22901 Ingrid L. Juulnielson Box 307, Route 3 CharlottesvlUe VA 22901 Kathryn Simmons Keller 205 HoUy Green Ct. Ashland VA 23005 Loretta Lynn Kendrick 2805 Woodfem Court Woodbridge VA 22191 Kathryn Ann King 513 WiUis Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Rita Anne Klim 263 Laurel Avenue Johnstown PA 15906 Jane Ellen Kravetz 109 Windsor Circle Fredericksburg VA 22401 Anne Marie Kuehling 1023 10th St. Laurel MD 20810 Nancy Stuart Lackey 5143 Wedgewood Road Lynchburg VA 24503 Paui John Ladue 8001 Orange PlarU Drive Springfield VA 22153 Alexandra Pauahi Larue Emmanuel Rectory Greenwood VA 22943 Linda Arlene Laynor 6928 Westhampton Drive Alexandria VA 22307 Karen Diane Lee 36 Hay Avenue Nutley NJ 07110 (Elnss ai 197 S Debota Grace Love 4763 Bonnie Brae Road Richmond S ' A 23234 Laura Diane Lupton 3336 N. Kensington Street Arlington VA 22207 Vesa R. Luukkonen Route 4, Box 3018 Frederidisburg VA 22401 Kathleen Hewitt McCarthy 298 Old Trents Ferry Road Lynchburg VA 24503 James Robert McCloud Route 1 . Box 18 IB Mineral VA 23117 Margaret Aiui McClurkin 18217 Possum Point Road Dumfries VA 22026 Sarah Hunter McCracken 786 Biltmore Drive Virginia Beach VA 23404 Mindy Lea McDaniel College Station. Box 4603 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Nancy Jo McDaniel 212 44th Street Virginia Beach VA 23451 Katherine A. McGlashan Box 3491, College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Madelyn Arui McRae 216 N. Blake Road Norfolk VA 23505 Jeanne M. Mack 1926 Foxhall Road McLean VA 22101 Laurieann MacLachlan 3265 Sylvan Road Bethel Park PA 15102 Gail Arm Madden 9406 Minna Drive Richmond VA 23229 Paula Marie Magrogan 1801 Woodside Avenue Baltimore MD 21227 Susan M. Maloney 612 Virgiruus Drive Virginia Beach VA 23452 Doris Elizabeth Mangrum 1336 Coaller Street, Apt. C Richmond VA 23223 Joanna M. Markussen 1210 KeUey Street SW Vienna VA 22180 Ivy Ruth Martin 33 Crescent Road Madison NJ 07940 Anita Marie Marx 5319 3l9t Road North Arlington VA 22207 Susan Ellen Matthias 1235 Dandridge Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Na2nin Ramzan Mawani 14727 Dodson Drive Woodbridge VA 22193 Kathleen Patricia Mayer 9305 Sibehui Drive Vienna VA 22180 Linda Arm Meeker 2956 Lindberg Avenue AUentovm PA 18103 Peggy Anne Melanson 4010 Ivanhoe Lane Alexandria VA 22310 Mary Rembert Metz 1503 Monmouth Dnve Richmond VA 23233 Banie Jo Miller 1814 King Street Staunton VA 24401 Carol Ann Milb 304 Yale Drive Alexandria VA 22314 Betsy Wallace Moter 204 Norfolk Drive Warrenlon VA 22186 Regan Mary Mulreany 9708 Kentsdale Drive Potomac MD 20854 Jeanne Marie Miirms 2325 Newton Avenue Cody W 82414 Susan C. Murphy 10525 Morning Wind Lane Columbia MD 21044 Therese Josephine Myers 4360 Ivymount Ct., Apt. 52 Annandale VA 22003 Thomas Franklin Myers Route 5, Box 673 Spotsylvania VA 22553 Leslie Susan Nelson 112 Rebel Ridge Drive Lexington VA 24450 StTother Moore Newman IV 205 Stonewall Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Paula Ruth Newquist 813 Sherwood Lane Fredericksburg VA 22401 Allen Nichols 1962 Vesonder Road Petersburg VA 23803 Vickie Lyrm Nichols 996 Ashland Avenue Bedford VA 24523 Claudia Jean Nicholson 409 Colfax Avenue Pompton Lakes NJ 07442 Margaret S. Niemarm 904 Marye Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Leslie Creighton Nigels College Station Box 3654 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Cynthia Ann Nightingale Box 3782, College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Karen Rae Obenshain Box 2979, College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Kimberly Arm Oberg 3500 Lochinvar Drive Richmond VA 23235 Kristina Hellne Olfson P.O. Box 388 Edgewater MD 21037 Abigail Omans 624 Wyoming Avenue Dover DE 19901 Phyllis Faye Parks P.O. box 17 Morallico VA 22523 Regina Anne Parsons College Station, Box 1751 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Billy Kay Payne Box 1528 College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Robin Jane Pender 148 Poplar Street Garden City NY 11530 Candace Denise Peplin Major Lockwood Lane Pound Ridge NY 10576 Shirley Jean Perry 2303 Cowan Blvd., Apt, 67C Fredericksburg VA 22401 Marylinn Phillips 1456 Dandridge Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Mauriel Ann Phillips Route 1, Box 5 Shiloh CA 31826 Patricia Martha Phillips 309 Marion Street Winchester VA 22601 Robin Darrhca Pierce 1103Seaton Lane FaUs Church VA 22046 Janet M. Place 4303 Majestic Lane Fairfax VA 22030 Ann Caroline Plough 1209 Sunken Road, Apt. 7 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Margaret Augusta Pomfrey Route 1, Box 2 New Kent VA 23124 Terry Lee Poston Box 2046, College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Audrey Ribble Pretlow 635 Waterloo Road, Apt. 222 Warrenton VA 22186 Katherine W. Pritchard 15527 CedarmiU Drive Chesterfield, Missouri 63017 Ruth Carter Pritchard P.O. Box 909 Emporia VA 23847 Rhonda Lynn Purcell 912 Sheraton Hills Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Diane Jane Quinn 49 Artillery Road Hampton VA 23669 Alice Schermerhom Raines 303 EUery Court Fredericksburg VA 22401 Kim Marie Ravizza 248 Rocky Mount Road Virginia Beach VA 23452 Kaaren Anne Reckmeyer 5911 Chesterbrook Road McLean VA 22101 Sarah E. S. Reddington 3 Old Redding Road Redding CT 06896 Robin Elizabeth Reed 1312 North Illinois Street Arlington VA 22205 Cynthia Lynn Reeves 1245 Woodcroft Road Richmond VA 23235 Dawn Marie Reid 1212 WiUiam Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Nancy C. Reid 436 Longdale Crescent Chesapeake VA 23325 Dorothy Council Rice 1411 Washington Avenue Fredericksburg VA 22401 Linda Sue Richardson 131 Irmer Circle MaxweU AFB AL 36113 George Joseph Riding 20 Robin Lane Sportsylvania VA 22553 Leslie Jean Rigby College Station Box 2526 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Debra Lynn Robinson 4817 Roundhill Road EUicott City MD 21043 Kane Ellen Roedel 1430 Franklin Street, Apt. 1 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Nitza Belkis Rosario 1206 Stewart Drive Williamsburg VA 23185 Edwin L. Rosenberg 1314 Littlepage Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Jane Elizabeth Roth 108 McDowell Street Lexington VA 24450 Frances Ann Samsky Route 3, Box 556 Stafford VA 22554 Mildred Vivaldi Sanchez 815 Spring Valley Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Meredity Ann Schade 171 Edison Road Trumbull CT 0661 1 Winona Marie Schlam 2413 Ryegate Lane Alexandria VA 22308 William Ray Scott 908 Sheraton Hills Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Larry Lynn Setti Box 337 Remington VA 22734 Teresa D. Shackelford Achilles P.O. AchiUes VA 23001 Scott, Richard Sharer Marstella Estates 1 Warrenton VA 22186 Georgetta Kaye Sharman 621 Fairview Road Rocky Mount NC 27801 Cathy Ann Shelley 5214 OUey Lane Burke VA 22015 Toni Gayle Showalter 2412 Poales Drive Richmond VA 23228 fanet E. Shultz 324 Alpine Circle Rivervale NJ 07675 Bene Jean Sisk Route 3, Box 1120 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Belty N. Sisson Route 2, Box 547 Montross VA 22520 Leslie Anne Skoda 1420 William Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Jeanne Lynn Slater 445 Institute Hill Lexington VA 24450 Cheryl A. Smith 4229 Hoffman Drive Woodbridge VA 22193 Cheryl Ellen Smith 1307 Meridene Drive Balttmore MD 21239 Demetria Lyim Smith 1411 Westbriar Drive Richmond VA 23233 Jeannette C. Smith AM Embassy Canberra Box 67 AFO San Fran CA 94760 Joanne Frances Smith 615 South 29th Street Arlington VA 22202 Susan Leigh Smith 403 William Street, Apt. 6 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Susan Marie Stein 1409 Winchester Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Mary Elizabeth Snead 1423 C Dandridge Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Mamie Lee Snyder 115 Ivy Lane Rivervale NJ 07675 Paul Romaine Snyder II 501 One Half Hanover Street Fredericksburg CA 22401 Elizabeth M. SomerviUe Route 4, Box 58 Culpeper VA 22701 Belinda Kaye Spangier Route 1, Box 167A RuckersviUe VA 22968 Sheri Lynn Spencer 1714 Lafayette Blvd. Apt. K Fredericksburg VA 22401 Lorraine G. Sperlazza 1023 Deacon Road Fredericksburg VA 22401 Patricia F. Spratt 318 Ingleside Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Brawn C. Sproul 8412 Blakislon Lane Alexandria VA 22308 Linda Louise Stango 1012 Stokes Avenue CoUingswood NJ 08108 Esta Louise Staples Box 2414, College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Paul H. SliUwell n P.O. Box 5194 Falmouth VA 22401 Gail Elizabeth Story 7135 Game Lord Drive Springfield VA 22153 Micaela Anistasia Tanes 2120 Twin MiU Lane Oakton VA 22124 Betty Darlene Taruier 2410 New Berne Road Richmond VA 23228 Karen Taylor Hoily Grove Onancock VA 23417 Elizabeth Sinclair Thomas 1403 Key Drive Alexandria VA 22302 Vanessa Marie Thomasson Route 2, Box 179C Mineral VA 23117 Virginia P. Thompson 530 Fagan Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Barbara Jean Thorpe Route 1, Box 18 Chase City VA 23924 April Louise Ticknor Route 3, Box 107 Montross VA 22520 Glerui Monroe Tillman 920 Hanover Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Barbara Arm Tiplady 18330 Possum Point Road Dumfries VA 22026 Cheryl Arme Tobias 7734 Boyd Court Springfield VA 22152 Kay Eileen Trent 3914 Plank Road Fredericksburg VA 22401 Tina Marie Trotta 948 School Street Webster MA 01570 Janice Hagood Turman 6 Clarion Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Vanessa Vance 1212 Payne Street, Apt. A Fredericksburg VA 22401 Margaret L. Ventura 304 Ingleside Drive Fredericksburg VA 22401 Victoria Arm Vestrich 6813 Glenmonl Street Falls Church VA 22042 Joyce M.Voelkej 2219 Cowan Blvd. Apt. 51A Fredericksburg VA 22401 Karen Ruth Vogen 419 Arlington Drive Delafield WI 53018 Nancy Thomas Wade 712 Freeman Street Fredericksburg VA 22401 Carrie Lynne Wagner 6204 Redwood Lane Alexandria VA 22310 Jeanne M. Walker 2 Arlington Place Lynchburg VA 24503 Victoria Lee Walker 10715 Montgomery Drive Manassas VA 22110 Virginia Maria Walzel Route 1, Box 125F Woodford VA 22580 Martha Anne Waring 4 Gunnery Court Fredericksburg VA 22401 Ehzabeth Carol Warner 1037 Patrick Henry Way Virginia Beach CA 23455 Martha Ann Weaver 1412 Nelson Drive Lynchburg VA 24502 Ranelle Weeks 1515 Fountain Head Road Hagerstown MD 21740 Robin Welander 8806 Four Seasons Court Alexandria VA 22309 Krista Leer Wentz 10006 Pioneer Drive NokesviUe VA 22123 Gail Aime Whalen 187 Brimbal Avenue Beverly MA 01915 Steven Carroll Whitaker Box 1547, College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Patsy Leftwich White 1324 C. Kenmore Avenue Fredericksburg VA 22401 Patricia A.L. Wilcox 1005 Frederick Place 104 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Eileen Mary Wiles 21 Deering Avenue Lexington MA 02173 Beth B. Wilkinson 6904 Arbor Lane McLean VA 22101 Cynthia L. Williamson 2325 Cowan Blvd., Apt. 82C Fredericksburg VA 22401 Malinda Smith Willis P.O. Box 114 Fredericksburg VA 22401 Sheila Virginia Willis 6 Field Drive Smithfield VA 23430 Teresa Irene Willis Route 2, Box 105 Afton VA 22920 Deborah Eugenia Wilson Route 7, Box 382D Fredericksburg VA 22401 Laura Jearme Wilson 5150 Partridge Qrcle S.W. Roanoke VA 24014 Silas Aivin Wilson Jr. Box 2759 College Station Fredericksburg VA 22401 Susan Marie Wilson 4210 Denbigh Drive Richmond VA 23235 Sylvia Joan Winters 234 Breckinridge Court Hampton VA 23666 Beverly Joanna Wood Route 1, Box 287 Chase City VA 23924 Pamela Cynthia Wright 10 Oxford Road N. Billerica MA 01862 Kimberly Anne Yohe 177 Merion Road York PA 17403 Karen Kyle Zetterstrom 2306 Candlewood Drive Alexandria VA 22308 289 292 294 81 1 1 R i 1 ? bS i VC . ' i- s«y W Ai 7 9 -f IK ' V m-m K f n mm K i H mM ■sf E. ft i rerr— - fm Bjii ' ji ' i i 9 1958 Patrons Edward V. Allison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Drury Claudia M. Read Ruby York Weinbrecht Raymond A. Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Allen Family Mr. and Mrs. Noel Barstein The Harvey W. Bingham Family Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden A. Bliss Charlene Cannella Lucy Hunter Smith Cardwell — Class of 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cody Lt. Col. and Mrs. John M. Davies III Mrs. Ralph C. Fleenor Mrs. Robert B. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Hotchkiss Ronald Bernard Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. MacLachlan Mr. and Mrs. John B. McClurkin Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCurry V. Dolan Mills Mrs. Wallace W. Moser J. Crawford Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Fender Dr. and Mrs. Letcher H. Reid Jo Anna Roan Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Schade Bill and Liz Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Smith Florrie Mae Boldridge Somerville Class of 1940 Edgar E. Woodward Col. and Mrs. Marc Barlhello Mr. and Mrs. Norman Boardman Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Brannon Mrs. Robert A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Sanford B. Chapman Catherine Palmer Chilton — Class of 1946 Mary Catherine Chilton — Class of 1978 Deborah Lyn Davenport Mrs. Wallace C. Davenport Mrs. James H. Dodd Dr. and Mrs. George A. Haas Margaret Hargrove Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hektner Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Horuff Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lupton, Jr. Mariann R. Mackenzie Robert E. Meaney H.E. Oberg Mr. and Mrs. James O. Olfson Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Pritchard, Jr. Carmen L. Riveria Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Russell Mrs. Alma N. Thorpe Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Warner Dr. and Mrs. Howard N. Weeks Mr. and Mrs. W.B.R. Zetterstrom All hail, dear Alma Mater We sing our praise to you. High on Marye ' s Hilltop You stand forever true; Bom in truth and honor. You ever more shall be The model of our future years And all eternity. Whene ' er we have to leave you. We never will forget The lessons you have taught us. And all the friends we ' ve met; And we your sons and daughters Will hold your name on high, So here ' s to Mary Washington Our love will never die. Irene Taylor, ' 47 Jean Crotty, ' 47 300