Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 306 of the 1980 volume:

u ' f y ' r- ' , ,V ' I u 5! ' ]1 MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA -« Ciiroi Milloi, Editor Cindy Williamson Sue St;ipk-lon Assistant Editors Sloplianio Lelini.m Ikisiness Man.i.uoi ' f€ 1 - ft tt y A sense of peacefulness . . . We develop a new awareness through our interactions with others. DEDICATION: TO THE PARENTS OF MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE STUDENTS Throughout our lives our parents provide us with support and guid- ance to help us fulfill our many ambitions and dreams. They give us the necessary opportunities to expand our lives through education and new experiences and to accomplish our far-reaching goals. Their only desire is to share in our times of triumph and happiness and when necessary, our periods of defeat or distress. They furnish us with strength and courage to overcome our uncertainties and inspire us with hope for our future. It is to these very special people that we proudly dedicate the 1980 Battlefield. 17 ■ « • ■ • • ' Kg  sK_ f!]p gySg ??J !iMF wL ' ' J4 | i??B fM - . tfe, SAMEENA AHMED Economics i FATIMA ALLIBHAI Economics CAROL ALTSTATT Geography ROBERTA F. AMBROSE Chemistry SUSAN GAYLE ANDERSON Mathmatics NANCY ANDREWS Sociolo ' POLLY LOUISE BATCHELDER Psychology SHARLENE ASH International Affairs 7 . JEANIE BEAZLEY History KATHERINE ANN BECKETT American Studies 22 TERRI BELL Biology SUZANNE R. BEVAN Bachelor of Liberal Studies ELAINE CAROLYN BLOTKAMP Dance BRYN-CAROL BOHLER Ps cholog ANDREA BOURLAND Dance ALISA BOOZE Psychology REBECCA LEE BRADLEY Biology BREMBY BREHM Mathematics ANN BREWSTER Geography . • m: : r JEAN BURNS Psychology JANEY BUTT Psychology ANN MARIE BN ' RNE Ps choloR TAMELA CAMERON Music ALICE W. CAMPBELL Religion MARY BETH CAMPBELL French TERI CAMPBELL History CARIN CARR Psychology SUSAN CARR Studio Art v i N r B ! M _ . i ' - 1 ► ■j|ffi 1 sf!f j ■■ m i 1 ELAINE CASH Geology CAROLYN CASHWAN Ceograph DIANE CHRISTOPHER Spanish DEBI CATON Mathematics JAMES H. CLINE Psychology LUANNE D. CONRAD French and Speech Pathology SHARON COOPER I ,ilin LISACkABTREE Biolfjgy KATHERINE CROCKETT History PAMELA S. CROPP Economics RUTH DEARMITT Dramatic Arts SARAH CURTIS Dramatic Arts MARY DEMPEWOLF Biology JANE DEBOSKEY Psychology . . CATHARINE C. DICKEY Political S( icnc ( ' JENNIFER DIX Geography KIMBERLY DODSON Political Science DIANE DORSEY Historv JULIA DYER American Studies LAURIEN DYMACEK Geography CAROL EBERLY Music KMMLEEN EPSON Chemistry BRIDGETTE S. EVANS Economics DONNA LEE FLUHARTY Psychology HELEN V. FONES Classics SENIORS FOCUS ON: Exams Deadlines 80th Night Georgetown Graduation 122 Credits Grad School Friendships Internships Job Interviews Graduation Ball Senior Recitals Career Placement Historical Research Chemistry Seminars Experimental Methods DAWN FORBES Biology KELLYE FOSTER French LYNN FRANKENBACH Economics JANET FRANKLIN History MARY PAT GALLAGHER Histor ' BARBARA GANT History SUSAN GARTER Ps cholog BETSY GEDDES History SUSAN GAUCH History KATHRYN E. GIVENS Chemistry MARY GERAGHTY Political Science JENNIFER K. GLOVER Biology RUBY KAY GOFFIGAN Psychology ANN GNEGY Mathematics PATRICIA GOLIASH Bioloe THERESA GOODWYN Biology KAREN GORDON Political Science SARAH JANE GRIFFIN History KAIHY HABKrjN MARCIA GROZEN Mathematics ELIZABETH L. HAMMERLY Economics PAMELA S. HAILEY Economics CYNTHIA HARRIS Psychology CYNTHIA M. HAMMOND Biology FORD HART International Affairs LEANNE HASKINS Biology ELIZABETH HASLETT Political Science AMY E. HAUCK Chemistry PAUL HAWKE History KATHERINE HAYMAN Political Science NANCY HAYWARD History MARY LYNN HEINIKE Psychology B W 4 ral A ,if ■ PATRICIA ANNE HENNESSY Spanish COLLEEN HENEGAN Psychology MARY L. HOBSON Geography LYNN HONEYCUTT Biology LISA HOWARD Dance LINDA HOWELL Biolo x HAVE YOU BEEN TO . . . Poetry Readings Rugby Games A Play in Klein Tennis Matches Career Day Fire Drills Christmas Bazaar House Council Meetings Block Party Senate Meetings Brompton Movies in G.W. Art Shows Trinkle International Night Swim Meets Chi Beta Phi Auction Halloween Keg Party Seacobeck Class? MARY HUDACHEK Mathematics PATRICIA A. HUNTER English PEGGY HUNTER Mathematics KATHY HURT Studio Art BARBARA ANN HUTCHINGS Sociology TERESA JEFFERS History JULIE JENSEN History JOANNE KAPLAN Political Science VICKY KAY Chemistry HOLLY KELLEY Economics LISA KELLY Art History IJIANA M. KHAIilKI • KARYN KIMBALL History ROBIN K. KING Biology FRANCES A. KILE Sociolf v;y GREGORY JOHNSON Chemistry CINDY JONES English JENNY JOLLIFFE H istory KATHLEEN JONES American Studies LYNN A. jf JNES Stufjifj Art LINDA JONES Chemistry JAN JORDAN Speech Patholog SANDRA lONES Economics DIANE KRAMER Religion NANCY LACLAIR Chemistry LISA LANGENBACH Political Science CINDY LANKFORD Biology CAROL J. LEE Economics STEPHANIE LEHMAN Economics DLANE U LEWIS Histon. MARGARET M. LITTLE Biology BETH LOGIE Biology CINDY LONG History JEAN LOUDENSLAGER French LINDA C. LOWMAN Economics SALLY WYNDHAiW iWACADOO Psychology JANIS CAROLE MAHANEY Mathematics KAREN M. MALEC Chemistry v vnf MARTHA MALLORY Biology JAN MARKLAND History JAMES RAYMOND MAKTIN Biology CAROLINE MARSILIO French i p • k n K J T 1 B 1 -I ' tig N J jMyy L m L 3W 2 s M M KATHERINE M. MATT Biolosv SUSAN ANN MASSES English MARGARET MATTHEWS History TAMBREY MATTHEWS Economics EDITH MCDANIEL Mathematics GRACE MCDOWNEY Sociology KAREN MCGLOTHLIN Psychology MOIRA MCKEOUGH Economics CHERYL L. MCKAY Chemistry ELIZABETH ANN MESIEL Biology KATHERINE A. MCMULLEN Political Science 1 1 k I GAIL MELANSON Psychology AMY MEYERS Geography LYNNE MIKULAS Economics CAROL A. MILLER Economics TAN A ALETHA MILLER Economics WHAT CHANGES HAVE YOU SEEN AT MWC? Addition of new sports increase in the male population New food service Two new Deans Renovation of Monroe More Sidewalks Increase in room and board fee Department Shuffle Addition of new majors Trench Hill and Hamlet House New soccer and tennis facilities Air conditioning in Seacobeck Additional visitation hour School cancellation due to snow New forms of media — WMWC ACV-TV ANITA PAGE MILLS Psychology KATHY J. MOORE Geography RUBY L. MORRIS Psychology BARBARA ANN MOSELEY Biology BEVERLY E. MOTHERSHEAD B.ichelor of LiFK-ral StufJi . ' S CAROL MARIE MULLINS Economics ELIZABETH MURRAY Economics LISA NICHOLS Political Science VICKY LYNNE NICHOLS Dance SUSIE NOONA Dance PATRICIA OHARA Psychology KATE OKEEFE Economics AMANDA PARKER Political Science VALERIE PARKS History CINDY PARRISH Ps cholo JANINE PEAKE Political Science PAMELA ELAINE PERDIGAO Speech Pathology TINA K. PENDLETON Biology MARY PERKINS Biology KAIHKYN ANNE: f lCKL I Spanish JOHN F. PINCKNEY Economics GAYLE POPE History KRISTY PITTS English EMILY ANN POWELL Studio Art VK.KI PKLSCfjl Economics DEBI POWER Economics SUZANNE QUINT History ELIZABETH PRUDEN Drama K - n LOUCRESIA ANN REGISTER Economics PATRICIA REILLY Political Science SUSAN RICHARDSON Chemistry ' 4 i B H 1 Cf 1 F 5£ MEB B ' 1 B m BONNIE MAKIL kIPPfJ Sociology ALISON ROEDY Geography JANE ROMAN Biology KIW ROSSMAN Studio Art 69 DONNA J. ROWLEY Political Science KATHLEEN M. ROWE Psychology NANCY C. RUDD English fo SYLVIE RUPPLE Studio Art MARY LYNNE RUSSELL History CANDACE SAMS English ANNE SAUDER Economics JONI LYN SAYLOR American Studies KIM SCHILLER French STEVE SCHLIMGEN Psychology ELLEN J. SCHRAMM Political Science SONJA R. SCOTT Chemistry LAURA SHAiP Dance DEBBIE SHARPE History KATHERINE B. SHELTON Ps cholog 73 MARY E. SHERIDAN Dramatics FRANK SHIELDS History PATTY SIMPSON Biology SANDRA SLUSHER Mathematics DONNA MARIE SMITH International Affairs GREGORY SOKOLOWSKI Bioloi; WHAT ACTIVITIES AT MARY WASHINGTON HAVE YOU FOCUSED ON? Swimming Keg Parties Classes WMWC Spring Formal Frisbee Competition Senate Orchestra Halloweens Christmas Vacations The Bullet Campus Christian Community Hockey Matches Alumni Weekend Honor Council Ring Dance Circle K Student Association Devil-Goa t Day SINDEE SOURS American Studies JOAN PAULINE SPANN Economics CARMELA SPERLAZZA International Affairs • m JAN STANKIEWICZ History SUE A. STAPLETON International Affairs VANA LAURA STAPP English LISA M. STEVENS International Affairs CHARLES STONE Bachelor of Liberal Studies CINDY L. SUNDERMANN International Affairs SHERYL P. SULLIVAN Geography ODELLA MARIE THACKER Mathematics KENDRA THOMAS Mathematics LOVINATITCHENELL History PATRICIA THOMASSON Economics DOROTHY L. TRAWEEK Biolog f CONSTANCE L. TREXLER Biology LAURA TROST Economics PAMELA E. TROUTMAN Studio Art ROBIN LYNN VIAR Music JACQUELINE VIAU Geography JILL ELAINE VINCENT English LISA WALLER Biology KIM WARKER Sociolog PATRICIA A. WEEDON Biology GARY WENDLING Economics £ ■h % JEAN ANN WERNER Biology LESLIE WHEELER Economics JOANNE M. WHEI.AN Chemistry MARTHA WHITE Psychology k i ' itef A . BETTY K. WILLIAMS Sociology KIWBERL GAIL WILLIAMS Histoid MARTHA WILLIAMS Mathematics SUZANNE WILLIAMS Political Science PATRICIA R. YAMAMOTO Spanish VICTOR YASTROP Biology t ' H|nl « 4 4 cNCua i A ADMINISTRATORS Prince Woodard President of the College A. Ray Merchent Vice President, Director of Continuing Education ' - •f fCtr-. William Anderson Vice President for Administration and Planning Edward Allison Jr. Comptroller Dean oi College Suzanne Cordon Dean of Students Conrad Warlick Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid C. Forrest Dickinson Jr. Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid c J Ronald Head Assistant Dean for Career Services . ...!« George Edwards Assistant Dean of Students Catherine Weg ner Assistant Dean of Student Services Cornelia Oliver Assistant Dean of Advisin Linda Evans Director of Information Services v Claire Talley Booker Administrative Assistant to Dean of Students BettN Lultrell Administrative Assistant, Office of Student Activities George Ball Director of Development Dale Brown Director of Institutional Research A. Isabel Cordon Director of Career Placement Services Edward Littlefield Director of Personnel Mary Kelly Director of the Counseling Center Mary Carson Director of Alumni Affairs lima Overman, M.D. College Physician LIBRARIANS Charlotte Millis Readers Services Librarian — Reference Sheila McCarr Readers Services Librarian — Circulation Catharine Hall Readers Services Librarian — Reference Rubbv Weinbrecht Librarian ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY GEOGRAPHY who ami? Where am I ? Where did I come from ? These are a few questions a person might ask upon entrance into a college environment. The Anthropolog , Sociolog and Geography departments help answer these questions and many more. Anthropology pro ides the student with familarit ' of the varieties of human culture and societ , and the de elopment of man ' s evolution through physical, archaeological. socio-cultural and linguistic studies. Courses in sociolog are designed to inform students of the nature of culture, social structure and the development of personality. The objectives of the Ceograph department are to provide concrete training in a geographic career. This training is supplied through courses in cartography, cit planning and urban affairs. ART Joseph DiBella V. The Art Department offers vo major areas of study — Art History and Studio Art. The Art Histor ' courses trace in Chronological order the entire span of Western art and its contribution to our cultural heritage. Courses in Studio Art teach fundamental skills, increase aesthectic sensibilities and further the students ' individual progress in such media as pottery, print making, drawing and painting. i § J ,i BIOLOGY Thomas Johnson William Pinschmidt ar Pinscnmiat Joanne Southworth CHEMISTRY GEOLOGY The Chemistry and Geology Department offer a variety of courses that open the mind to new ideas and goals. Lab research and field trips give students experience in fields of organic and inorganic substances, rock formations and other types of properties. Lawrence Wishner John George CLASSICS, PHILOSOPHY RELIGION Janet Cobb Elizabeth Clark George Van Sant David Winn ' . The Department of Classics, Philosophy and ■Tj. Religion, the heart beatot ' a liberal arts curriculum, is a dynamic combination of three disciplines. Study in the department encourages individual _ thought and expression, and critical examination of ideas and the cultures from which they spring. Diane Hatch - 2 V DRAMATIC ARTS DANCE The Department of Dramatic Arts and Dance is constantly involved in production as well as academics. The drama department produces three major plays and one childrens play each year, as well as studio presentations directed by students of One-Act scenes. The dance department presents one major concert each year as well as lecture demonstrations for area schools. Consequently, both drama and dance majors must devote their time and energy to the many aspects of performance. Roger Kenvin A Lynn Ann Leopold Kathleen Gray ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS Steven Czarsty John Kramer Lewis P. Fickett Gene Lohrke 1 The Department of Economics, Business and Political Science offers much in preparing the student for business and governmental work. The courses are designed to expose the students to areas that give strong backgrounds for careers in business, law, governmental services, urban planning, private enterprise, or to further their studies in graduate school. Robert Rycroft Richard Krickus Peter Pogany Victor Fingei+iut EDUCATION Brenda Vogel Paul Zisman Jacquelyn Vawter John Holmes Course offerings in the Department of Education provide students with the qualification essential for successful teaching certification in elementary or secondary schools. The departments also offers a background for additional study leading into specialized professions such as special education, educational ps chology, school administration, instructional supers ision and guidance, and counseling. ENGLISH LINGUISTICS SPEECH PATHOLOGY Sidney Mitchell Carlton Lutterbie Richard Hansen ENGLISH LINGUISTICS SPEECH PATHOLOGY Marjorie Collins Albert Duke Donald Clover The Department of English Linguistics and Speech Pathology offers a variety of courses for a student interested in literature, the English language and speech pathology. The English department offers courses in comedy, tragedy, poetry, the novel, fantasy and specializes in seminars of the classics. Speech pathology offers courses in voice and diction, public speaking, voice science and phonetics. The departnt ent has been noted for its exceptionally talented professors who have published stories and books. Delmont Fleming HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION Constance Callahan Thomas Davles J «r ' Miriam Greenberg Participation in physical and recreational activities is considered an integral part of the educational experience at Mary Washington. The Health and Physical Education Department offers a wide variety of courses which range from studies of modern health problems to strenuous courses in sports such as Lacrosse, Karate and Gymnastics. Mildred Drosle Rebecca Woosley Ro Gordon HISTORY AMERICAN STUDIES Joseph Vance Benjamin Zinxlan? The Historv and American Studies department offers courses in a wide arieh covering from earK Greece to Medieval England to U.S. Diplomatic historv. The Department is excellent prepa ration tor law school or tor a career in government, politics or teaching. Working with other areas it also pro ides a strong background tor journalism or media research or business careers in areas like personnel or public relations. MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES PHYSICS Patricia Pierce Alexander Lindsey Thomas W. Johnson Nil ola Nikolic Joseph Conroy Anna Mae Harris The Department of Mathematical Sciences and Phvsics presenti oflers majors in mathematics, computer science, and ph sics. Courses range from elegant theoretical to real world utilitarian. Recent graduates are finding numerous exciting graduate stud and career opportunities. MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES PHYSICS Janet Zeleznock MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE 123 MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES The Wodern Foreign Language department offers courses in language and literature of Spanish, French, German, Russian and Italian with the opportunitN to studN both in the classroom and lan ua e laboratory . MUSIC Martha Fickett Bernard Lemoine ames Baker MUSIC Marilla Haas Roger Bailey The Music Department plays an active role in campus cultural life, enriching the college and surrounding community with several concerts and recitals each year. These presentations vary from ' large choral and orchestral programs to smaller ensemble and solositic offerings. Both students and faculty are encouraged to p articipate. All courses, including those in music history and literature are open to any interested students who wish to increase their knowledge and appreciation of this lively art. nH BI w m Patricia Norwood PSYCHOLOGY tf |MH ■plj r l H y m w M V ' w um Khrr Christopher Bil David MdcEwen Roy Weinstock Leena Kaisa Puhakka The principle objective of the department of psychology is to provide a variety of areas in the field of psychology. This includes lab field work, internships and independent study. The flexibility of the career options is reflected in the size of the department. PSYCHOLOGY Roy Smith Dennis Nissim-Sabat RESIDENT DIRECTORS (Left to Right): Mary Lipps, Janet Barnes, Virginia Robertson, Irene Doran, Margaret Rech, Beatrice Keleher, Doris Keel. Not Pictured: Georgia Hellinger, Valerie Lazzari, Margaret Johnson. SECURITY chief Daniel Bishop Sargeant Charles Jones Sargeant Harold English Edward Ramsey David DiRosario v « tv; m m- Priscilla Prichard, Maureen Murphy, Nancy Wimbish Cindy Taylor, Kay Houck, Suzanne Halden, Ellen Moore Mary Birckhead, Terry Anne Jacoby, Ginger Wagner, Marcia Goodwin Jodi Romayko, Karen Bachman, Sallv Wiltshire, Cath Christian Resa CImncione. Ienn Hunt Cindy Wilkinson, Lauren Tuggle Kattny Mahone, Mary McCiench Sally Richards, Denise West, Norma Hopkins, Sharon Schweis- singer Gray Wells, Carolyn Croll |c(iriifiT lil.iir, li,irb,ir,i l;lxon Tina Keyt, Mary B. Roper, Laura Toone Sharon Arnold, Linda Goodwin, Ursala Coleman Joy Johnston, Donna BIy, Hyle Garland, Cindy Mattingly Virginia Bowen, Anita Mentzer Debbie Clevenger, Leah Burke Caria Braun, Terri NVan- deriol, Rhonda Nash. Terr% Santa, Kelly Witchell Linda Lee, Kris Kersent)rock, Amy Perdue Beth Mizzo, Donna Francis Lori Foster, Margaret Argo Melissa Betak, Flo Ossea Hope Martin, Cathy Cooke, Becky Hobbs, Tarl Tabb Lisa Longendorf, Debbie Prindle Susan Curtis, Kim Anderson Beth Doyle, Erma Ames, Susan Moore, Bethie Reader, Susan Stalil, Carol Pepplatt Sarah Thompson, Carolyn West, Mary Kay Reese Emmy Larkins, Annie Torralbas, Janet Hudgins, Kiki Connerton, Suzy DeMember lean Ehreth, Carter Still, kim Shaffer Eileen Jordan, Sandy Wise, Susan Dishman, Jennifer Carson Myrtle Buchanan, Stactry Nidterton, Kathleen Martin Thomas Sas lor, Bets Sa lor and Son 1 . m wT r-T E f % ] Katie Cowan, Ellen Creel, Lisa Gardner, Sara Al- friend Cindy Corneal, Brenda Thomas, Valerie Norfield, Sandy Argall Tina Corr, Bean Loving Jackie Mears, Wendy Byrne Victoria Via, Kelly Finch Kitty Bridges, Cretchen Gilroy, Stephanie Long, Amanda Patterson, Laurie Aura , -Xudrex Bemian Kathryn Ray, Anne Stafford, Jan Hodger Kathy Enfield, Pam Coff Mary C. Butler, Susan Byrne, Sharon Utz, Vicky Rudacille, Judy White, Susan Parsons, Maren Bogen, Linda Moehle Laura Freeman, Katty Ifgy Susan Jon«, Karen Yaffey Gloria Stuckley, Eileen Leonard, Sharon Robertson, Mary BIgelow, Susan Grey, Kim Stinson, Chris Miller. Multin Williamson Carol Swain. Donna Farmer. )o ce Nliles Irish O ' Neill, Cindy Field Lenaia Fox, Kathy Tindall, Ann Marie Thompson, Barbara Groshens, Lesley Mercer, Kathy Holtz Nan Stanford, Tia Scales, Terry Leath- ers, Carol Davis, Kathy Healey, Lori Langpaul, Susan Hardy, Macon Riggins Cindy Rebein, Melanie Duncan, Susan Higgins, Laurie Thompson Susan Dill, Anne Perkins Barb Ha Cindy Baker, Kelly Green, Karen Johnson Lisa Wade, Deannie Bishop, Cindie Obaugh, Ann Nelson. Jen Ash, Ruth Dawson gjun jkI |Q| B v y .99 s u ra Diane Poole, Sharon Payne, Valerie Cox, Donna Pierson, Stephanie Blatnik, Susan Minor Leigh Anne Haga, Liz Walker, Nancy Patsell, Betsy Ann Pic- keral, Janice Matsura Joe Messenger, David Colcombe, Marcus Mickle, Ryan Chang, Bill Abba, Greg Burton, Karl ,gf Taylor, Mike Mansfield Donna Smith, Sherry Wingneld Martha Cline, Sue Tillery m Moira McCinty, Melanie Smith Scott Harris, Vince Dibenenedetto, Chris Eno Patty Schlimgen, Teresa Childress Susan Reid, Joanne Cray, Tammy Richie Charlene Hammiker. Beth Benjamin, Joanne Gurl , Gail emiil ' eo. Am Buton Beth Padgett, Stephanie Daughtrey, Sherry Snyder Penny Wiedorn, Kristi Keiffer, Cynthia Woodson, Helen Lar- kins Katie Walker, Leslie Bellais, Kellie Burns Wendy Galletly, Molly Ship, Terry Schneider, Vicky Barosse Sara Kara, Martin Hausser Barbara McAlliMer, Sharon Floyd, Cynfhia McDow, Susan ' Clark, I ' na Crablre« m Debbie Childress, Terry Lehman Kay Mustin, Beth Mitchell, Andrea Gallagher Kellv Harvev. Jeanlne Pern. BrerxJa Wells, Terri Patt ' Margaret Demars, Ann Baldwin, Barbara Cahill, JoAnne Paran- zino, Carol Gillespie Vicki Reynard, Leath Burdeshaw, Mary Chidester Diane Hitt, Andrea Kokolis Karen Tallgren, Melody Nuckols, Martha Busbice Cindy Brooks, Marti Viau Kim Stephenson, Perry Roberts, Lynn Cunningham, Missie Thomas, Patty Lebherg, Jacl ie Lane Caria Childress, Monica Smitn i Sandra Fransisco, Wanda «l Graves, Cindy Grill, Ellen Col- J eman Carol Wilson, Alex Holslnger, Melody Birmingham, Marty Martin Christine Cameron, Susan Kos- lowski, Cherie England Mary Kay Lord, Dee Velardi Paul Hawke, Rick Ogden, Peggy Frahm, Linda Belli, Elizabeth Ince, Linda Wright, Elizabeth MacLennan, Kris Eliot Tina Donate, Denise English, Cindy Robbins, Beth Meyers Mary Roach, Dodie Ryan Cathie Ruth Cook, Mary Lou Taylor, Leslie Todd Adams Jeannine Coodenough. Kim Harris. Jane Burgess S iilie Stotko. Pam Lee. Margie Stofko ir ' . IP - 4 1 Life on Mary Washington ' s campus allows each student to focus on his or her own special interest. It may be a focus on aca- demic life or a focus on the lighter side of campus life. Whichever; this section is a representation of your interests. WN ' 1 1 Mr 1 1 ' ■ ' BUQi fr - I v i 1 d, vv onderftj AVEST TT OINIA . stL Tl. ' T ■.alrf i 4 M «M(h iniwi PLAYByuB 173 EINSTEIN AND HIS YOUNGER FRIENDS Eugene Wigner Prof. Emeritus Princeton University MWC PRESENTS A NIGHT OF DANCE RALLY FOR FREEDOM 176 MWC PRESENTS LIVINGSTON TAYLOR COMINGS AND GOINGS . . ■ ■jtjt £mmk. ] -Jtilti SEACOBECK k STUDENTS CELEBRATE DORM-MOTHER ' S BIRTHDAY PARENT ' S WEEKEND -In GIVING BLOOD TO HELP OTHERS 182 nl ■ i i ' 1 1 n I llr .. i s r 1 ii_ 4i h P ' B i DH ir I.e. A. CARNIVAL ' I W THE MONEY ADDS UP AS THE STUDENTS BOOGIE DOWN FOR JERRY 1 iLiiii:c_nia i ruHfjji TRINKLE LIBRARY — FOR BOOKWORMS OF ALL MAJORS ALUMNI STILL CANT GET ENOUGH OFMWC GOOD MOODS THEY COME BY THE KEGFUL! r. iO a 1 : 9 B I L O G Y AND 188 c H E M LAB ; s T R Y HALLOWEENS WEEKEND 190 won 1 M fl M jS ■H -gjl 1 MWC ' S WORLD OF , SPORTS-BREAKS WO-MAN CONTEST MIKE BENNET WO-MAN OF THE YEAR ■ V 1 DEVILS ARE OUT TO GET THEIR GOATS MWC ' S YULETIDE MARKETPLACE: THE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR 1 _.ii. • V k ' r t] K H ' mt 1 E m - B H S 1 AUTUMN COLORS THE CAMPUS WINTER FALLS ON MARY WASHINGTON 203 MWC BLOOMS INTO SPRING y ' v . ' ! 12 i? 1 1 ' • ' i 3Sp ' A LVrJ STUDYING MWC STYLE 206 LIFE IN THE DORMS Tr ' V ' ' 211 SNUGGLE UP TO MWC M H jm ' t ' n 1 f j B J5C ■r. '  M ' :. - ' . THE END OF A DECADE ' tr . 1 I ■ aB . y sPORr i Mary Washington College sports focuses on versatility and total teamwork. Many of the teams experienced growing seasons with the loss of many old players and the arrival of freshmen and transfer students. Plans for new athletic facilities and expanded programs are foreseen in the immediate future and will benefit the upcoming athletes of Mary Washington College. MEN ' S GOLF -Mi ' TEAM MEMBERS: Jeff Cotter, John Cleaver, )im Heley, Patrick Saelens, )im Martin, . ndv Bacik, COACH: Mildred DrosJe. GOLF SCORES, SPRING 1979 March 16: Christopher Newport 343 Virginia Wesleyan 329 Greensboro College 316 Mary Washington 420 March 19: Christopher Newport 330 Mary Washington 390 April 2: James Madison 300 Mary Washington 390 April 11: Dahlgren 364 Mary Washington 366 April 16: Longwood 333 Mary Washington 382 April 17: Dahlgren 357 Mary Washington 364 April 22: Longwood 311 Mary Washington 403 April 26: Randolph Macon 349 Radford 324 Mary Washington 40b WOMEN ' S LACROSSE Front row: Irish Cooley, Betsy Bowen, Co-Captains. Second row: Deb Raid, Jenny Utz, Liz Hammond, Montine Jordan, Eve Baker, Sallie Smith, Linda Richardson, Diana Roberts. Back row: Barb Heyl, Barb Moseley, Joanna Roan, Coach Meg Kintzing, Candy Sams, Chris Hruby, Tracy Stowers, Laurie Shillito, Erma Ames. Mary Washington College women ' s lacrosse team had the most exciting and successful season in the Spring of 1979 with a 10-3-0 record. Chris Hruby was the high scorer of the season with 20 goals in 1 3 games. Second high scorer was senior Joanna Roan with 19 goals, and Laurie Shillito and senior Betsy Bowen followed with 14 and 12 goals respectively. Senior goalie Montine Jordan averaged 10 saves per game and was the only starting player that did not score all season. The team placed third at state tournament in Division I! and four players were selected to represent Virginia in the Southern District Tournament at Goucher College in Baltimore: Betsy Bowen (Team III); Barb Moseley (T eam III); Joanna Roan (Team IV); and Liz Hammond (Team IV). Five starting seniors graduated in May and the new team for next year will greatly miss their vitality and experience. On the Move . 1979 LACROSSE STATS: MWC OPPONENTS 1 8 Longwood 6 4 William and Mary 11 19 Goucher ' j 5 University of Virginia 7 9 Lynchburg College 3 6 UMBC 1 5 Loyola 6 9 James Madison University 7 1 ODU 6 Bridgewater 5 17 Roanoke College 4 7 Sweet Briar 2 11 University of Richmond 2 COAL! MEN ' S TENNIS With concentration and effort, team player returns an opponent ' s shot. The 1 979 Mary Washington Men ' s Tennis team, with an 8-5 record, became the first team at Mary Washington College to end a season with a better than .500 record. That was in only the second season of intercollegiate competition. Jeff Davis, playing 2 singles and 1 doubles accumulated the most points with a 8-5 singles record and a 8-4 doubles record. Lynn Beamer was Davis ' doubles ■ partner throughout much of the season, and was himself 5-5 at the 1 singles position. Chip Straley and Parker Curlee contributed 1 2 and 1 3 points respectively. Chip was 5-2 in singles play, and with partner Tim Erickson was 6-1 in doubles competition. Parker was 7-4 in singles and 6-5 in doubles play. Front row: Steve Metzer, Matt Muggins, Chip Straley, Robert Fleener, Lynn Beamer. Back row: Parker Curlee, Tim Erickson, Jeff Davis, Mike Bailey, Karl Crotos, Roy Cordon, Coach. MEN ' S TENNIS KfcSb ' LIS: 1979 MWC OPPONENTS Radford Qjllege 9 () Roanoke College 3 ' ) Averen College 3 ] Hampden-Sydney 8 ' ) Cailaudet College 4 Bridgewater 5 ' ) Bowie Stale h Virginia Wesleyan 3 i Randolph-Macon 6 9 Cailaudet College Eastern Mennonite 9 5 Bowie State 4 7 St. Mary ' s (MD.) 2 A tennis team member drives a hard serve over the net. The Great Follow Through CROSS COUNTRY Debbie Dorer holds a lead over close competition at the State Cross Country meet. Mary Washington College won no cross country events in its first year as a team, however the season was not totally a frustration. Ray Owens paced the men ' s team, often scoring for the Blue Tide runners. Owens represented MWC in November in the Division 111 regional track meet. Kath Otto and Debbie Dorer were the leading scorers for the women ' s team. Coach Tom Davies feels with improved recruiting efforts, the MWC cross country program will soon become competitive with other Division III schools. Next yearthe team will be ready to win some meets. Runners press toward the finish line. Warm-up time at the races! Debbif Edwards sets a fast pace on her way to a vfHxi finishing tim .-. CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS: Debra Kubecka, Kate O ' Keefe, Debbie Edwards. Kath Otto. Debbie Dorer. Betsy Pickral. not pictured: Julie Harrell, Sally Carr, Randv Harmatz. Mens team: Ra Owens. Doug Miller, Dave Gayle, Dave Turley. Coach: Tom Davies. CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS nVC OPPOSE. TS 44 Washington and Lee 19 44 Davis and Elkins 19 3 Lynchburg College 18 40 Universih of Richmond 15 40 Libem Baptist College 15 38 Libert Baptist College 1 3 George Washington 19 45 William and Wars 15 50 Catholic UniversiK 15 9 Christopher N ' e port 38 Hampden-S dney 43 Hampton Institute 59 FIELD HOCKEY The Mary Washington Hockey program fielded a strong team in the fall of ' 79, winning 5 of 12 games in pre-tournament competition. Jenny Utz, leading team scorer in Mary Washington history, led the team, dominating the front line. The team was hindered by injury early in the season, but Coach Kintzing felt this was a blessing in disguise as players who might not have had a chance to start had a chance to show their potential and prove valuable to the team. A large banner encourages MWC students to support the Field Hockey team. The goal stands protected as a scoring drive is attempted. t A .-. A ■ ' ' ■ s. ■ M : ' . ' . x W, .f i 2 ' - - — . ,1 PMh 1 V VF i H m M ' H mW iw iB 9 r L. ' fssm i H .-s iv: J U. V. Fast-paced action dominates the mid-field game. MWC hockey player drives a shot toward the goal. FIELD HOCKEY RESULTS MWC OPPONENTS | 11 Randolph Macon 1 University of Richmond 2 ODU 5 Bridgewater 2 Eastern Mennonite 1 1 William and Mary 4 1 Averrett 5 Randolph Macon 1 1 VCU 2 American University 1 3 Catholic University 2 3 Sweet Briar  v: ' ' f ' w PW S. ' tm HOCKEY TEA (: lennifer Baldwin. Elizabeth Brady. Karen Brinkley. Leath Burdeshaw. Eva B -mes. Estalene Corey, Kelly Finch, Stephanie Hamlett, Barbara Hevl. Christine Hnibv. Linda looes. Carole Knox. Susan Leavitt, Constance McCollough, Cvndi Wattinglv, Donna Novak. Debra Reid. lane Scon. Elizabeth Shipp. Kendra Thomas, Jennifer Utz COACH: Meg Kinlzing. WOMEN ' S GOLF Lining up for the putt The MWC women ' s golf team completed three matches, showing well in pre-tournament play. Three freshman players: Denise Furgason, Mary Houston, and Susan Steffe contributed much effort to make the season a success. It has been an uphill struggle building interest at MWC, finding people who will find the time to practice and play. says coach Mildred Droste. Droste believes, however, that in these girls she has the beginning of a solid team, which should show well next year in Division III competition. Coach Droste shows team members proper technique. WOMEN ' S GOLF SCORES 1979 James Madison: second flight, second place, score 293 Mary Baldwin Invitational: Denise Furgason 14 out of 27 places. lames Madison invitational: rained out. Sweet Briar: First place in match pla . 9 points. State V.MAW Tournament; Susan Stette third place in second flight. Did I make it? WOMEN ' S RIDING TEAM As a member of the I.H.S.A., the riding team competes with other Virginia colleges at meets all over the state. The team with the highest total of points wins the meet, and the high- point rider also receives recognition. Last spring, MWC pro- duced a National Champion — Tryna Ray — who still com- petes with the team. Under the expert coaching of Anita Riedel, the team has done well at the fall shows, usually placing in the top six teams. The riders have won countless ribbons this fall and they will doubtlessly continue to win this spring. Ann Perry competes in a flat class at the canter. Betsy Wright, Tryna Ray, Pamela Clapp, Vicki Prescott, Liz Garland, Beth Murray, Cindy |one , Sandy Wise. ' ' Ji 1— t iw m Pamela can jump almost anthing — even railroad ties. Tryna Ray shows us why she ' s on the team. Sandra Wise clears the brush to win a ribbon. SOCCER Despite the efforts of MWC players, the opposition scores. The goalie prepares to throw downfield to a teammate. The MWC Soccer team finished its season with a 4-1 1 record, competitive with most Division III schools. Coach Gordon de sferibed his team as aggressive, with very good midfield play and steady defense. John Bartenstein, Geoffrey Beardall, and Mike Kelly, all seniors, led the 23 member squad. Coach Gordon feels that the continued development and improvement of the program is inevitable, and looks forward to a winning season in 1980. i ' ' ,. What a hustle! SOCCER TEAM MEMBERS: John Bartenstein, John Battin, Geoffrey Beardall, Fred Berg. Thomas Conway, Karl Grotos, Alyaro Guillam, Arthur Hall, Michael Hall, Martin Hauser, Michael Kelly. Peter Kerrigan, Elden LeGaux, Thomas MacQuery, Steve Metzger, Robert Moore. Paul Morgan, Andrew Munsey, James Pierpoint, Paul Pittelli, Sahab Shaibani, Bill Williams, Bruce Williams. Coach: Roy Gordon. Mike Kelle throws the ball inbounds. NAVVC player out manue ers his opponent. MEN S SOCCER SCORES: U ' C OPPONEN TS George Mason 4 1 Virginia V esle lan 3 1 Radford 4 Gallaudet 1 1 Salisburv State 2 1 Randolph Macon 4 1 Washington College 3 1 Hampton-S dne 1 1 Christopher Newport 3 Washington and Lee 1 2 Uni . of Richmond 1 1 Longwood 1 CU 3 1 St. .s ar  WOMEN ' S TENNIS The 1979 fall women ' s tennis season at Mary Washington College was characterized by big wins and close losses, an indication of the youth, inexperience, and talent on the Blue Tide team. Coach Ed Hegmann described the team as the hardest working and most dedicated group I ' ve ever coached. The team is young — six of the top eight players are freshman. Hegmann believes that as they gain experience the MWC women ' s tennis will become a force which must be considered. Determination evident on her face, a tennis team member drives a hard serve over the net. WOMEN ' S TENNIS TEAM: Jeanne Pugh, Lucy Williams, Kathy Edwards, Carol Davis, Hellen Hyatt, Kathy Healey, Coach Ed Hegman, Sandi Nunn, Evelyn Reem, Demby Helwig, Tara Morie, Patsy O ' Connell, Stacey Banerian. 0 (ESSTE MS RESULTS: nVC OPPONENTS 1 Uni ersit of Richmond 9 4 Ceorgetoun Universit 5 2 illiam and S ar 9 Coucher College 2 yr Baldwin 7 11 Randolph Wacon 9 L nchburg College 1 4 Sweet Briar 5 b Catholic Uni ersit 3 4 George N ason University 5 9 St. Marv s College 2 George Washington Doubles win — Tennis Lite Touman- ent Displa ing good backhand fom-i. SU C pla er returns her opponents shot. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL f t Molly Birckhead, Sharon Daggenhart, Mary Pat Gallagher, Belinda Ingalls, Liz Legget, Norine McMahon, Anne Means, Barb Mosely, Caria Richardson, Kathy Shelton, Karen Stephenson, Lezlie Wallace. An earned spot in the regional tournament is the only fact necessary to reveal the success of the MWC Women ' s Vol- leyball team. Coached by Connie Callahan, the team went on to set the best-ever yearly record of any MWC volleyball team of the past of 29 wins and only 8 losses. Not only did the team repeat their division III title, they also won the Emory and Henry Invitational. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL SCORES: MWC OPPONENTS 1 Southern Seminary 2 2 VCU 1 William and Mary 2 2 St. Mary ' s 2 Christopher Newport 2 Hampton Institute 1 Catholic University 1 George Mason 2 2 Eastern Mennonite 1 Liberty Baptist 2 2 Radford 2 U. of Virginia 2 Concord 1 2 Maryville 2 Bridgewater 2 Hollins 2 Bowie State 1 2 U. of Maryland 2 RMWC 1 2 Ferrum 1 Roanoke College 2 Longwood 1 AIWA South East Region II 2 Radford Maryville 2 ' Alright girls, who put the Stroh ' s in the water cooler? ' MWC player smashes the ball tor a point. Karen has some great moves at the net. No one out pla s the NU L Blue Tiae. MEN ' S BASKETBALL l i i5 A Front Row: David Morris, Charles Wilson, Mike Goings, John Oliver, Tim Money, Marvin Smith, Bill Abba, Paul Hawke. Back row: Joe Messenger, Barney Reily, Jim Halligan, Curt Hoffman, Pat Pekinpaugh, Pat Tracz, Robert Watts, Marcus Mickle, Ron Synan. Curl decides to try disco out on the floor. Coach takes time out for a pep talk. f1 In its first season as a member of NCAA Division III. the MWC men ' s team struggled through the usual pains of a firs! year team. This year ' s team shows much more promise, with the season nearly half over and they are slowly improving their record. Mike Goings takes careful aim for a point. A young artist sketches the players in action. MENS BASKETBALL RESULTS: MWC OPPONENTS 1 68 Averett 79 89 Eastern Mennonite 98 74 Longwood 88 84 Eastern Nazarene 87 70 Shenandoah 76 70 Frostburg State 83 71 Haverford 86 73 U. of NC 93 70 NC Wesleyian 84 53 Longwood 74 73 Radford 86 77 Washington College Lynchburg St. Paul St. Mar Galiaudet NC Weslevlan St. Mar ork Libem Baptist Shenandoah Roanoke Galiaudet Frostburg 76 Bow ie State WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Kim aims for the rebound for a score. Kim Warker sets up a perfect basket. Front; Anne Hanky, Mary Pat Gallagher, Kim Warker, Lucy Williams, Jenn ifer Benner. Second row: Nancy Clary, Patti Loving, Lezlie Wallace, Barb Cant. Back row: Colleen Henegan, Kim Stephenson, )enny LJtz. The MWC women ' s team has done quite well so far this season, according to coach Connie Callahan. The team is composed oi nine returning players, and all the new freshmen have added life to the team. They should do well for the remainder of the season. Nancy Clary in excellent form for two points. WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL RESULTS: MWC OPPONENTS 1 64 U. of Richmond 43 64 Mary Baldwin 58 47 RMWC tournament 58 63 Lynchburg 64 59 Christopher Newport 76 103 Marymount 20 107 Mt. Vernon 17 75 Shenandoah 22 42 Randolph Macon Ferrum St. Mar ' s Bridgewater RMWC Virginia Intermount Southern Seminary Clinch Valley Calludet Virginia Weslevan Sweet Briar Averett 73 Jennifer Benner plays keep-away. WOMEN ' S SWIM TEAM The gun is fired and swimmers leap forward in anticipation of a winning race. Julie Harrell stands on the starting block. The MWC swim and dive team, newly designated as a Division III team, is well on the way to a winning season. With the return of eight experienced swimmers, freshmen with loads of potential, and a diver with competitive experience, prospects look good for another strong Blue Tide year. Coach Miriam Greenburg is excited about her team ' s possibilities, hoping for an improvement of last season ' s third place State Division II finish. Karon Tallgren performs 3 tevene dive. 1979-1980 SWIM AND DIVE SCHEDULE Stale Relay Meet — University (A Richmond University of Richmond Sweet Briar College Mary Baldwin College American University Catholic University James Madison-Roanoke College Anne Arundel Community College Mary Baldwin College Randolph Macon Women ' s College Goucher College-Essex College University of Richmond Hood College AIAW Region II Invitational meet SWIM DIVE TEAM: Front row: Martha Williams, Kelly Burns, jeannie McCuilougb. Val Packs. Lisa Sr etl, Leath Burdeshaw. Second row: Dodie Ryan, Diane Owen, Suzanne Dominguez, Karen Tallgren. Linda Nichols, Terry Daley. Third row: Julie Harrell, lackie Lane, Toni Luscauage, Ian Stankiewicz. Dawn Perkins. Andria Baggett. Gfe-ni£?Po ' 4 ' , Leaders of the Packs There were many ways to group stu- dents at MWC, but grouping students by class or club membership encompassed them ail. Class Council and the Inter-Club Association served as the heads of these two areas of student life. Class Council started Singer in the C-Shop in which MWC students includ- ing Dale Williams and Kevin Havens, Thunder Bay ' s lead singer, provided mus- ical entertainment for C-Shop customers. Class Council also hosted a Janis Concert and continued its traditions; the Hallo- ween and Valentine ' s Day Keg Parties and the Christmas Bazaar, at which, students could have a picture taken with Santa Claus for one dollar. Divided into classes: the Freshman Class hosted the Spring Formal. The en- thusiastic Sophomore Class presented Fall Formal which was the best ever accord- ing to Sophomore President Trenda Pow- ell. Juniors ordered rings and received them at Ring Presentation with Junior Ring Dance the following Saturday night. The Junior Class also hosted Decade Week ' s 50 ' s Keg Party. After three years of host- ing, the Senior Class was on the receiving end with 80th and 100th Nights being Seniors only activities coordinated by their fellow goat members the Sophomore Class. But of course the Seniors ' big event was graduation on May 10. The ICA stressed club interaction. ICA held its annual ICA Club Carnival in the Ballroom and several Sesame Street char- acters roamed among the Clubs ' booths. Three organizations were granted club status: Gay Student Union, Anthropologi- cal Society and the Girl ' s Soccer Club. As ICA President Cedric Rucker said, All or- ganizations that fulfill Club requirements have the right to be granted club status. Looking at MWC students as Class or Club members, the leaders of these packs, ICA and Class Council, had an activity fil- led year to oversee. CLASS COUNCIL: Kelly Culpepper, Freshman Class President; Mary Chidester, Junior Class President; Trenda Powell, Sophomore Class President; Nancy Brannegan, Sophomore Class Secretary Treasurer; Audrey Komito, Junior Class Vice President; Lori Rosche, Junior Class Secretary Treasurer; M.C. Mor- ris, Sophomore Class Vice President; Vickie Reynard, Class Council Junior Class Publicist; Amy Hauck, Class Council Senior Class President; Ruth Ann Fuqua, Freshman Class Secretary Treasurer (not pictured) Sameena Ahmed, Senior Class Vice Presi- dent; Leanne Haskin, Class Council Senior Class Secretary Treasurer; Toni Luscavage, Senior Class Publicist, Erin Devine, Sophomore Class Secretary Treasurer; Anne Sketchhy, Sophomore Class Publi- cist; Karen Kendig, Freshman Class Vice President. Bunches of balloons decorate ACL Ballroom at the ICA Club Carnival. A class act finds Anne Dunlap, Samcena Ahmed and Santa Claus participating in the Clavi Council tpon- sored, Christmas Bazaar Cake Walk. i 1 ICA EXEC. COUNCIL: Sue Anderson. Treasurer Cedric Rucker. President: Laura Proto. Secrelarv (not pictured ' Sk Switzer. Vice President. Concentrating on Campus Concerns Several organizations on campus looked after MWC students ' welfare. Senate President Victor Yastrop said that the Senate had accomplished many things during the year but it had not been well publicized. The Senate focused on student concerns ranging from Seacobeck food and dining hours to dorm heaters that wouldn ' t work on the coldest winter nights. When students complained about the lights going off between Virginia Dorm and DuPont the Senate investi- gated the problem and got the lights turned back on. Senate also started SIS, Student Information Services. Students called SIS extension 4525 between seven and ten p.m. for in- formation about rides home and area entertainment. The Senate also con- ducted a random poll on the Bullet; and it conducted the Senator Vote of Confidence Poll in which a majority of the students rated their Senators as doing a good job, but said that the students themselves weren ' t as in- volved as they should be. With student safety a big concern, SA Whip Bob Mooney and the Stu- dent Lobby Committee got MWC stu- dents to start jogging in groups; this not only provided safety but also company on nightly jogs. The Student Lobby also went to Richmond to lobby for education legislation in the General Assembly. The Residential Council changed its name to ARH, Association of Resi- dence Halls. In keeping with this new format ARH revamped its Constitution to make itself more useful to MWC residential students. Dorm presidents represented residential students at ARH meetings which were held in dif- ferent dorms so that the Presidents could visit other dorms. As an activity for MWC students ARH hosted a Cab- aret in Seacobeck. The Cabaret in- cluded a buffet dinner followed by a disco. SA President Steve Schlimgen and his Cabinet had a busy year. For Dec- ade Week SA ' s Academic Affairs Committee sponsored lectures by Dr. Joseph Vance and Dr. Porter Blake- more. When students had ideas or com- plaints at MWC the Senate, SA and ARH were there. SENATE: (front row) Sarah Lake; Sharon Bran- don; Kathy Smith; Suzanne Quint; Boo Campbell; Mary Brown; Bobbi Sabanosh, Secretary Treasurer (second row) Virginia Stiefel; Tari Tabb; Sarah Thompson; Matt Kelly; |im Hely; Victor Yastrop, President SA Vice President; Laura Hall; Ruby Goffigon; Marty DeSilva; SENATORS: Kim Schiller (back row) Kim Cooper; Cindy Grill; Linda Jefferson; Jean- nie Beazley; Nanci Retan; Sue Anderson; Beth Doyle; Anne Lagattuta; Anthony Harmon; Kel- lie Burns; Hoyt Scharff (not pictured) Deannie Bishop; Leath Burdeshaw; Elizabeth Chiches- ter; Julia Dyer; Jane Feeney; Lorraine Feith; Jeannie Coodenough; Scott Harris; Tricia Hop- per; Donna King; Dawn Lebner; Pam Lee; Andy Lynn; Lee Ann McDonnell; Jim Martin; Mike Mazzola; Catherine Miller; M.C. Morris; Ruth Morton; Kenneth Newcomer; Alissa North; Katy Penley; Debs Pfeiffer; Sonja Scott; Rachel Shadrick; Donna Smith; Mark Swick; Jackie Tanous; Gail Warren; Martha Williams. RESIDENTIAL COUNCIL: (front row) Susie Tent; Sindee Sours; Cyndi Hammond (back row) Frank Shields; Chandler Howell; Kathy Epson; Lisa Meisterich; Paul Hawke; Lynn Honeycutt; Kathy Ramsey; Kit Givens (not pic- tured) Nancy Hayward; Mike Kelly; Debbie Powers; Ann Smiley; Butch Stull. 252 SA President Sieve Schlimgcn diicrxK a nrr fition f x Dr. Mary Leakey. Afternoon delight finds Rachel Shadrick and Gail Warren mixing conversation and refresh- ments at the Senate Social. The Social allowed MWC students and administrators to become better acquainted. RULES AND REGULATIONS lUDICIAL COURT: Anita Jensen; Leslie Vernon; Mike Bennett; Cindy Long; Linda Howell; Diane Lewis, Chairperson (not pictured) )oanne Cray; Todd Raymond; Gail Warren, Sec. With other colleges unable to enforce their Honor Codes, MWC prided itself on having an active Honor System. Honor Councelors advised incoming Freshmen on the school ' s Honor rules. The Honor Council was constantly advising and revis- ing such as changing plagarism rules and having Honor Contacts be appointed. The Council also filmed a Mock Honor Trial to be shown on AVC-TV. Judicial Court Pres- ident Diane Lewis said there was no signif- icant change in the number of Judicial Court cases from previous years and that she was working with Mr. George Ed- wards and a Task Force to review the Court ' s Constitution and operation. J.C. ' s, Junior Councelors, lived in Freshman dorms and advised them on everything from classes to the best pizza places. J.C. ' s and Freshmen in Mason had a Sponge Throw to raise money for Muscular Dys- trophy. MWC ' s rules and regulations al- lowed most students to leave doors un- locked for four years. Pizza party finds |.C. Dee Velardi and two of her freshmen getting together for a snack from William Street Sandwich Shop. HONOR COUNSELORS: (front row) Jennifer Good- win; Andi Jensen; Audrey Komito; Patty Donnelly; Mary Chidester; Karen Koteles; Lisa Graziose (sec- ond row) Kris Kersenbrock; Donna Smith; Elisa De- vorshak; Lori Foster; Val Parks; Julie Saracco (third row) Susie Tent; Amy Perdue; Terry Baugh; Erin De- vine; Beth Lovingood; Elleanore Moll; Linda Howell (back row) Ann Bowden; Butch Stull; Yvonne Wal- broehl; Nancy Hayward; Diana Wolotkiewicz; Bar- bara Schoeb (not pictured) Sue Anderson; Debi Ca- ton; Rosemary Birchett; Elizabeth Chichester; Kris Crofford; Summer Davis; Ginger Deane; Louise Evans; Teresa Elmore; Kathy Epson; Patricia Coliash; Melanie Gordon; Stephanie Hamlett; Paul Hawke; Patty Haynes; Mary Hudachek; Mark Ingrao; Linda Jones; Katy Kellogg ; Kathleen Kenney; Cindy Long; Cheryl McKay; Cyndi Mattingly; Felicia Mazur; Bridget! Meaney; Bob Mooney; Terri Moynihan; Nanci Retan; Diana Schultz; Rachel Shadrick; Frank Shields; Dottie Traweek. HONOR CONTACTS: Kathy looei; Krii Kenen- brock; Amy Miller; Cindy Long; Lisa Kayan; Reu Ritzert; Nan Taylor. HONOR COUNCIL: (front row) Linda Lee; Uia Nichols, President; )enny Sharp; Dawn Forbes ibact row) Dr. Roy Cralz, Adviser; Roseanne Sediacio; Susan Levitt; Leslie Zeller; Bridgetle Meanev HALL lUDICIM CHMRPERSOS5: iroot ro% Vine Perkins: Pat Thomasson (back row) Shannon McCurk: Karen Koteles: Mei Simmons (nol ptctufed Beth Eddins; Marv Pat Callaher: Julie Green: araa Crozen: Karen Harman; Da id Haw Wens: Barb He l: Mar Hudachek: Mike Kellv: Debbie McCehee: Tambres Manhews: Vick - Nkhob: Bof)- nie Rippo: Cedric Rucker. FRESHMAN COUNSELORS: (front row) Martha Cline; Dee Velardi; Sharon Sachs; Bridgette Meaney; Cindy Parish; Kitty Taylor; Lisa Brehm, Head (back row) Daria Fjeld; Kath Otto; Paul Tracy; Eileen O ' Connell: Tammy Clark; Mary Kay Lohr (not pictured) George Semples. Beyond the Confines of the Classroom To give students a voice in their aca- demic life eacti department had student Department Representatives who served as Masons between the Department Fac- ulty and the students. The number of Reps depended on a Department ' s number of majors. Department Reps held Majors ' Meetings and attended Department Meet- ings. Lisa Langenbach, Classics, Philoso- phy and Religion Rep, and Debi Caton, Mathematics Rep, both felt that their De- partment professors were really interested in students ' views and both felt they did have an official voice at Department Meetings. The Math Reps started provid- ing coffee in Combs Science Hall in the mornings and the Classics, Philosophy, and Religion Reps helped put together the Department ' s booklet each semester which listed its course offerings. Also at MWC it was natural for clubs to develop out of academic areas. The Psy- chology Club was open to all interested in that field. The Club published a newsletter for members and sponsored speakers whose jobs had psychology backgrounds including a clinical psychologist and a probation officer. The Psych Club had two Psych Club versus Psychology Professors Volleyball Tournaments. The Psych Pro- fessors won the first round leaving the Club members to practice for the spring rematch. This was the first year for the En- glish Club which was loosely formed of students and professors who met at differ- ent English professors ' homes to hear a lecture by that professor on topics ranging from Dr. Nathaniel Brown ' s book on poet Percy Shelley to Dr. Hanna ' s discussion of sexism in the English Language. The His- tory Club sponsored Mr. Charles Rowe, the Free Lance-Star editor, who spoke on his recent visit to China. The club also sponsored the Toga Keg Party and there was some doubt as to whether the toga- wearing was based on Ancient History togas or the modern fad on college cam- puses prompted by the movie Animal House. China is Mr. Charles Rowe ' s topic for a lecture spon- sored by the History Club. DEPARTMENT REPS: (front row) Laura Shaip; Jennifer Blair; Kathy Johnson; Carol Leggett; Jeanie Werner (second row) Mary Pat Gallagher, SA Academic Affairs Chairperson; Debi Caton; Lori Foster; Kimm Harty; Donna Francis; Anne Sauder (third row) Ann Hutchings; Cayle Pope; Ann Jennings; Sky Switzer; Sue Gauch; Suzanne Dominguez; Nancy Hayward (back row) Pat O ' Hara; Cookie Pittman; Jeannie Beazley; Lisa Brehm; Sue Anderson; Libby Palmer; Mary Tre- acy; Mary Gate (not pictured) Kat Bullock; Dana Cavanaugh; Sharon Cooper; Larry Dermody; Sha- ron Floyd; Ann Hanky; Linda Howell; Barb Kirsch; Lisa Langenbach; Kathy McMullen; Mark Madigan; Lisa Meisterich; Tanya Miller; Ruby Morris; Vicki Nichols; Dee Pierce; Debs Pfeiffer Candy Sams; Melissa Santa Barbara; Susan Shaw Linda Sheridan; Tom Simpson; Sindee Sours Chip Straley; Dawn Thompson; David Turley. Al the (orilrols, Ali ' X Holsiri«(T of Holifi.iy Sounds System sets the Icriipo .il itii ' IriK-rn.ilion.il Kclalions C:lub Keg Party. Rap session finds Dr. Bill Kemp, English Department Chairperson, exchanging ideas al an English Majors meeting. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: (front row) Pat Thompson: Denise Anderson, Treasurer; Colleen Henegan; Christine Cameron; Susan Clark; Rosemary Col- eman, Secretary (second row) Mar Heinike, Presi- dent; Mary Siegrist: Gail Melanson: Cookie Pittman: Cherie England; Cyn McDow; Cris Whittier (third row) Cindy Shea; let Bowen: Darlene Pompa: Diann Davis: Susan Koslowski; lennifer Hunt: Terry Banta; Tina Goff; Kathv Lenihan; (back row) Lisa Shipp; Anne Lagattuta; Stephanie Wesley: Pat O ' Hara: Ruby Coffigan; Diane Hitt (not pictured) NancN Crandv, Vice President; Steph Anuto: ladde Anderson: Pollv Batchelder: Alisa Booze: Carta Braun: . na Catoni: Annmarie Cozzi: Erirj Dexine: Sue Carter: laAnne Crav: Cind Hart: Rene How : Mellen lohnson: Kristi Keitfer: Blair Kingston: Jen- niter Lambert: SalK MacAdoo: Tern NVrEnlee: Karen McClothin: Chris Miller: Anita Mills: Rub toms: Vickv Nichols: .S elodv Nuckob: Cindi PeJter nn Ream : Kath Rowe; Tetri Schneider; Liz Sheaior Keith Shoemaker: Bonnie Tuggle: Todd Tvtek. Diane Dorsey passes a bottle of wine at Dr. Margaret Williamson ' s Social Science Forum lecture on Middle Town America. Swim suit competition finds Wo-Man contes- tants Antlnony Harmon and Chico Rodriguez striking identical poses. AFRO-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION: (front row) Wilhemena Long; Pat Thomason; Ursula Col- eman; Mabel Royal; Princess Moss (second row) Tia Scales; Harolyn Berry; Audrey Poin- dexter; Verna Williams (third row) Linda Jeffer- son; Valerie Crawford: Angelia Allen, Treasur- er; Veronica Childs (fourth row) Karen Gordon, Secretary; Rosalyn Russell; Dr. Dale Brown, Adviser (back row) Cedric Rucker, President; Karl Taylor; Marcus Mickle (not pictured) Bonita Jenkins; Maxwell Rigsby: Paula Samuels; Sonja Scott, Vice President; Marvin Smith; Ward Valentine; Pam Washington; Sandra Washington; Charles Wilson. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB: (front row) Ford Hart, President; Lori Durbin; Susan Flournoy; Anne Reed, Secretary Treasurer; Lynn Frankenbach; Martha Busbice; Kathy McMullen; Becky Shaner; Sallie Carr; Donna Smith, Vice President (not pictured) Sameena Ahmed; Laura Bice; Jane Cox; Kathy Hoahr; Bret Harrison; Sara Lake; Rose McCartney; Tricia McCinty; Noreen Natanson; Trish O ' Neil. IRC (cont ' d): (front row) Robert Metzler; Rose McCartney; Barbara Hammer (second row) Sue Stapelton; Kathy McMullen; Mary Rus- sell; Janine Peake, Vice President; Mary Ceraghty (back row) Anne Reed, Secretary Treasurer; Anne Lagattuta (not pictured) Suzy Palmer; Janet Porter; Betsy Ronaly; Monica Rostallis; Alice Rood; Debbie Rutledge; Mike Sharmon; Keith Shoemaker; Kathy Smith; Valerie Smith; Kym Sneed. 258 Universal Relations Man ' s nation.il and intcrnalioii.il uiiflcr- standing were the basis of several tluljs (hi campus. The Afro American Association pro- moted cultural and historical understanding of Black Americans ' achievements. One of the AAA ' s main projects was sponsoring programs during Black History Week in February. Among the activities planned were a perfor- mance by the Gospel Jamboree Choir and an art exhibit of local artist Johnny Johnson ' s work. The SA Movie Committee showed the AAA ' s choice, the Wiz, as GW ' s Friday movie and the school had a Ramsey Lewis jazz con- cert. Other activities AAA hosted were its Wo-M.in f f;ntcst and the Parents ' Weekend lalent Shcjw which AAA co-sponwred with Circle K. AAA President Cedric Rucker was emcee of the Wo-Man Contest and he wore a Miss Piggy outfit and mask. Mike Bennett won the contest with Frank Shields being runner up. The AAA also deccjrated a Homecoming Parade Float. The Internatifjnal Relations Club stressed re- lations between countries. The IRC conducted two Mock United Nations Security Council Meetings in which students represented coun- tries faced with an international crisis. From these Mock Meetings members were selected to attend Mock National U.N. Meetings at the University of Pennsylvania and Princeton. The IRC also hosted an International Dinner at which Senior Aameena Ahmed did a Pakistani Dance and in the spring the IRC sponsored a major panel discussion on the topic, America and the World in the 1980 ' s. The Young Democrats and College Republicans cam- paigned for their party ' s political candidates in state elections. The Young Democrats at- tended their statewide Cocktail Party and the College Republicans attended the Republican State Convention. Form and tlyle requiit  U KiBv Bridgt-S concenuaion in the P f- ifils ' Weekend Talent Show tpon- wired by A ro Amencjn MkOciMton and Circle K. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS: (front row) Debbie Snyder; Pam Lee, Allyson Crim; (second row) Suzanne Quint; Marcia Cuida Kathryn Ray; Member (third row) Kathy Enfield; Becl y Shaner Lisa Ward; Janet Hudgins (fourtfi row) Katy Penley; Kathy Wyatt; Debbie Clevenger; Susan Robertson, President (fifth row) Vincent DiBenedetto; Janet Porter; Joan Linsky (back row) Cindy Sunderman; Diane Christopher, Sec; Susan Dishman; Michelle Hopper (others) M.C. Morris, Vice Pres; Laura Abenes; Karen Bachman; Kathy Barlow; Sandy Ar- gall; Robin Baughman; Jenny Bergston; Rosemary Birchett; Caroline Borden; Nancy Brannegan; Caria Braun; Elizabeth Brown; Leah Burke; Boo Campbell; Lisa Campbell; Laura Campbell; Julie Capalaces; Susan Clark; Kim Coker; Kathy Cook; Sharon Cooper; Lisa Crabtree; Ruth Dawson; Katy Di- ckey; Shelby Dodd; Lis Drake; Kathy Epson; Kayleen Fischer; Lori Fitzpatrick; Anne Ford; Tucker Cleason; Grace Caliano; Sandy Hackworth; Patti Haynes; Gina Hitt; Rene Howe; Jodie Holdway; Andi Jansen; Susan Jones; Charlene Jordan; Jennifer Lambert; Steph Lehman; Sara Lake; Beth Logie; Patricia McGinty; Karen McGlothlin; Mary McMahon; Norine McMa- hon; Victoria Matthews; Donna Morgan; Steven Northcutt; El- leanore Moll; Suzie Palmer; Rhonda Nash; Gayle Pope; Glenis Riegert; Leslie Riesteres; Caty Sheretz; Keith Shoemaker; Anne Sketchley; Shawn Stewart; lenny Stone; Molly Thomas; Pat True; Sally Wiltshire; Ellen Wirt. A world crisis gives cause for a vote b Interna- tional Relations Club members at their Ntock U.N. Security Council Meeting. Toppling the Tower of Babe MWC students trying to conjugate verbs in order to complete the col- lege ' s foreign language requirement took to heart the Biblical tale, the Tower of Babel, in which God made each person trying to build a tower to heaven speak a different language so that they could not understand one another, thereby causing the tower ' s construction to be halted. But, MWC students who were members of the foreign language clubs understood other languages and went beyond the languages ' grammar to include the cultural aspects of foreign countries in their club activities. International Night, held in Febru- ary, was the Modern Foreign Lan- guage Clubs ' main event. For a mere twenty-five cent admission fee stu- dents could enter a foreign country in ACL Ballroom. There, the Language Cfubs entertained students by dancing International dances. Students could join in the dances or buy Russian tea or a variety of international foods the clubs sold. The clubs also hosted individual ac- tivities. The German Club hosted a club dinner featuring German cuisine and had a Study Abroad meeting. The Russian Club took a field trip to Richmond to see a Russian Folk Dance performance and participated in the ICA Club Carnival. The Spanish Club hosted a keg party to raise money for a trip to Washington, D.C., museum and members also had a taco party in the Spanish House. The Italian Club threw a Christmas Party and visited the National Gallery of Art. The French Club decided on a cheese party, had two Study Abroad meetings and went Christmas Carol- ing singing the carols in French. The club also sponsored the VCU French Folk Dance Troupe which performed French dances and then taught them to the audience. And for those French students who did have trouble con- jugating verbs the Club started a tutor- ing program to match up students with compatible tutors. For whatever reason people speak different lan- guages, the MWC Modern Foreign Language Clubs have conquered the language barrier. Folk dress and wooden shoes pro- ,. vide atmosphere for the VCU French - • . ► Folk Dance Troupe ' s performance in ACL Ballroom. EL CLUB ESPANOL: (front row) Beth Mizzo; Marta Perry; Debbie Rutledge; Kirsten Roundtree; Virginia Bowen; Nellie Castano; Sherry Wingfield; Donna Francis; Dr. Aniano Pena, Adviser (back row) Diane Christopher; Ruth Morton; Holland Reback; Ana Ca- toni, President; Caria Richardson; Mef Simmons; Be- linda Ingles; Patricia Yamamoto; Chris Blake. Money and .jn ID are required lo anend the Spanish Club Kej; Party, II [ Kf I E FKANCAIS: (from rrnvj Patty «hyrw, MfA u- )irfntr . Becky BaOen. Ondy Wilkinson («•( ond row) Susdn Kushmcidcr, Haftjara iaifniptn; (oannCurty; Amy f (third row) An -U Snnilh, Ann - Perkins, B ih M1 0, Bctvy Bailey (iouriti row) B.irb.ir.i H.imnnfr; John Pint kni.-y: Kalhy (rjrHrs; PrrrwrJtfM, Sarah Smith lMcfc rowJ Kuth Willis; Kdterina )pnsen; Rhonda Nash (rvjl pirturtitl) Pam Talbol, Vice Pre «- dcnt; Mary Bifth Campbell, Secretar y; Jean lr ndef)slay rf. Tiea«jre , Carol A neth, Leslie Adams; Kalhy Baker; Vic1r, rra Beane; Leslie Bdlais, Laura Birj,-. Ana Qjtont. Cindy Carneal; Dana Cavanauf ; Lynne Drabk nvski; ICalhy tnfiirkj, L yraine feilh; lonnie Fran; Pam Coff; Christine Harrison; Terry (atoby; RehKca K rchne . Kun M C,ill; Teresa Mini; Allisrjn Muir; Liz Nugent; (anel Prxter; Kim Schiller; H i SLifforrl; Cindy Sundermann; Cheryl Whittaker; Ruth Willi ; Mary Yee; Terew Zrjrlmijn. DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN: (front row) Angela Smith; Sarah Nix, Vice Pres- ident; Kathy Beckett; Sarah Smith (second row) Susan Rogalski; Lisa Lewis, President; Barb Groshans; Erma Ames (third row) Mollie |o nes; Beth Mizzo; Kim Shaffer (back row) Liz Corr, Secretary Treasurer; N vonne Walbroehl (not pictured) Kitty Bridges; Martha Busbice; Nelly Castano: Debbie DeTreville; Kathy Enfield; Lois Funk; Pam Coff; Bret Harrison: Liz LaCrange; Alice Lowe; C)onna Smith; Debbie Sprang; Helen Symes; Pam Talbot; |im Therry; Gail Vermilyea; Elaine White. RUSSIAN CLUB: (front row) Beckv Shaner: Sharon Anwld: Mars Jo BlascoMCh (back row) Lucinda Hone cutt: Barbara Hammer. fVesident: Sallie Carr (ixH pictured) Ginn Andrews. Vice President: Bonnie Tuggle. Secretary Treasurer kim Adams: Robin Bedinglleld: Dana Caxanaugh: Angela Gendron: Robert Metzler; David Smith; Barb Strickland: Helen Sxmes: Pam Talbot. Science Services Allied Health Club members did much more than take Biology classes together. Since all Allied Health members would go on to more specialized training all the Allied Health Clubs sponsored lecturers who spoke on admissions standards and the different kinds of programs avail- able. The Clubs also went to see med- ical facilities that members had applied to. Besides the career oriented ac- tivities the Allied Health Clubs also had social get togethers. The Nursing Club had an Ice Cream Social for Freshman students interested in join- ing the club. The Medical Technology Club had a wine and cheese party. Another science based organization on campus was the American Chemi- cal Society. The MWC Chapter of the Society hosted the American Chemi- cal Society ' s statewide dinner at MWC in Seacobeck Dining Hall. The Allied Health Clubs members were really concerned about the wel- fare of other people whom they wanted to serve in their health related career fields. The Nursing Club spon- sored a Halloween Party at a Fre- dericksburg Nursing Home and the Speech Pathology Club had a social for area MS victims. The Med Tech Club sponsored the Red Cross at the Blood Donor Day on campus. MWC students and faculty members braved the needle to give over 275 pints of blood. Med Tech also sponsored the Great American Smoke Out which was a day in November when people were asked to give up smoking for the whole day. The other Allied Health Clubs also sponsored worthy activities but the Clubs ' most rewarding project, over- all, was the annual Muscular Dys- trophy Dance-a-Thon. The Allied Health Clubs, along with co-sponsor Circle K, raised over $2000 for Mus- cular Dystrophy. (cont.) PI NU CHI: (front row) Len Fox; Mary Pat Fisk, President; Nancy Wimbish, Secretary; Ellen Moore (back row) Lynn Cunningham; Kathy Metz; Debbie Parker, Vice President; Ann Madden; Debbie Littlejohn; Millie Stofko (not pic- tured) Sarah Mattingly, Treasurer; Patti Askey; Mary Cole; Becky Hobbs; Kathy Holtz; Susan Minor; Donna Pierson; Priscilla Prichard; Anne Stafford; Anne Thompson; Sandy Weathersby; Janice Webb. loi.il t.illyinK finds a Finiincc Ojmmillfe mirmbw ,in(l Sandy Wise filling money r . ' por1s dl the MO Dante-a-Thon. SPIKII l ' AIIKJI.(J(,Y CIUB; Sally Wiltshire, Sci rcl,iry [ re.isurer; Mr. Alhcrl Duk f, Adviser; Dawn Thompson; Susan Mooro; Laura Prolo, Presi- dent; Sharon Sachs, Vice PresidenI; Terry Bania; fucker Cleason; Susan BcfKcr; Crystal Gregf iry; S.jndra WashinHlon (not pir lured) Cheryl An- (Irczejewski; Nanty Brannewan; Debbie Childress; Leslie Chiltum; Ann Dill; jane Feeney; Cheryl Grey; C hrisly Putnam; Susan Robertson; Helen Symes; Sue W.itkins. A twist in sponge bath taking has a Pi Nu Chi (Nurs- ing Club) member getting a thorough face washing at the ICA Club Carnival. Science Services (cont). The Muscular Dystrophy Dance- a-Thon was held in ACL Ballroom the last weekend in September from Fri- day night at seven p.m. until Saturday afternoon at three. MWC student Alex Holsinger volunteered his sound sys- tem and lights to keep the dancers moving through the twenty hour marathon. In the wee hours of Satur- day morning WMWC student disc jockeys played music including old Monkey ' s tunes and Everything ' s Ar- chie. When the dancers started slow- ing down early Saturday morning, Freshman girls from Randolph, still in pajamas, went to the Ballroom to cheer the dancers on. That must have worked because most of the dancers lasted the whole twenty hours. MD Dance Chairperson Karen McGlothlin said, The Dance was a big success and I will always be grateful to everyone who helped, from the dan- cers to the clean-up crew to the Fredericksburg merchants who do- nated food and prizes for the dance. The MWC science based organiza- tions showed that the members had hearts as well as brains. ■- Filling forms at Blood Donor Day, Med Tech volunteer Boo Campbell records Betsy Grove ' s vital statistics. Technological advances necessitate Dr. Bernard Mahoney ' s explaining the new Spectrophotometer to American Chemical Society members Amy Hauck, Vicky Kay and Bobbie Ambrose. 264 I ' HYSK Al IIKkAI ' Y flUB: (froni ffnv) (hiTf d Goodwyn, Presidenl; Kdthy M.ison (sftond row) Kay Houck; Ruth Sfj.iin (t).i( k row) ).in HixIkcs; Harolyn Hi ' rry (not piduri ' fi) S.inrly Wise, Vice President; Cdthy Christijn, Secretary; Livi AMfKICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY; (front row) An ' iy H.iutk, Vice PreslrJenl; Namy l.jCldir, Secretary; Kit Givens, Treasurer; Linda Jones; Anne Hanky; Bobbie Am- brose; Cheryl McKay; )oanne Whelan, President (second row) Sonja Scott; Karen Malet; Sleph.inie Frenth; Alissa North; Waller, Trcawrer; Charlcne t-Umnulier; Cir dy Hart; Sue Kling; (etnme McCul lough; Karen McClothltn; Amy Padf cO; Susan Robuck; Kim Slephcnton; Chrit Th ia)pv n; Pal Ttwjmpwjn; (Hen Tombn; Susan Willij; Kim Wwy. Susan Richardson; Vicky Kay; Kathy Ep- son; Yvonne Walbrfj rhl; Roiiett Flecman (back row) Cre ( jrjhnwjo; Dr. Herbert Cover, Dr. John George, Dr. ludilh Crissman, Dr. Bernard Mahoney. Of- Roy Cirat , Advisers Chain effect starts the Annual Muscular Dystrophy Dance-a-Thon in ACL Ballroom, The Allied Health Clubs and Circle K sponsored the t ent hour Marathon Dance. 265 Show Time In the performing arts the show must go on is often heard; but at MWC, whether it was a play or a dance program, MWC students were always ready to get out on the stage and perform. Under the direction of Mr. Roger Bailey the MWC Chorus and Chamber Choir presented their Christmas Concert at the end of the first semester. They also planned a Spring Concert and a concert in con- junction with a male chorus. Al- though the two groups always per- formed together in concerts, the Chorus and the Chamber Choir were separate. Chamber Choir members had to audition to be members whereas the Chorus was a class. For students who liked the music without the words the MWC College-Community Orchestra and the Organ Guild offered alternatives. The Orchestra presented four con- certs druing the year. Its first concert, the Pops Concert, was their main project under the direction of the conductor Mr. James Baker, MWC (cont.) ORCHESTRA: Emabel Armiger; Angela Atkins; Enn Baker; Jonathan Baker; Elinor Barrett; Judy Beatie; Mary Ann Beatie; Kris Benoit; Anthony Bavota; Jeff Bowen; Evelyn Brooks; Ellen Brown; Tyler Burkett; Al Campbell; Susan Carp; Wray Broughton; Peggy Cloe; Jeff Col- eman; Patricia Cotellese; Steve Davezac; Rod- ney Davidson; Edgar Drake; Mary Duffy; Judy Fein; Dr. James Fox; Pat Garnett; Paul Carnett; Tina Cemmill; Linda Creenwald; Spencer Creenwald; Cindy Cregston; Avery Cray; Lyn Haas; Anne Hamer; Suzanne Hawkins; Russell Holladay; Dr. Joseph Holmes; Greg Horstkamp; Wayne Horstkamp; Cretta Inger- bretsen; John Ingebretsen; Frances Jessee; Steve Johnson; Susan Kling; Paul Leimer; Mary McClench; Carol Miller; Demetra Mills; Prin- cess Moss; Mandy Murphy; Dr. Patricia Nor- wood; Millie Philpott; Mary Reese; Cindy Ross; Eva Rucidio; Jean Sadlowe; Steve Sanford; Ellen Schramm; Kathy Schlachter; Cindy Simpson; Loretta Smith; Dr. Roy Smith; Marty Staunton; Jim Therry; Dr. Wyatt Thompson; Sue Tillery; Gary Titus; Kay Titus; Lynn Thibodeau; Mary Treacy; Michael Trowbridge; Jan White; Peggy Whitson; Cindy Wilkinson; Jim Woodward; Frank Yindra; Dr. Charles Webb; Concertmaster. MWC CHAMBER CHOIR: (front row) Nancy Ryan; Mary Giffin; Carmela Sperlazza; Mandy Murphy; Martha Hollowell (back row) Angela Gendron; Anne Bowden; Carol Mocarski; Ann Fraser; Martha Cline; Mary Treacy (not pic- tured) Resa Cirrincione; Betsy Dake; Priscilla Prichard. Minulcs Ic) f;o h.is MW(. Cijlli ' gc (onirnunity Ot hc ' sira mcmfjcrs relaxing or n-hcirsinn bo- fore ihc curtain opens. EDUCATORS NATION U CONFER- Sue Tillerv. President. President Carol .Mocarski. Secrelarv Treasurer: Betr Green. Vice President; Princess Stoss tncn pictured) Sharon Baber: Tammv Cameron: Diana Meier; lanfce Stogdale. Coodbve to Blueberrv Pie sings hitchhiker Rose (Ruth De.Armitt) as fellow Tri-Muse member Bobb Kerns drives in G ' ps -. Show Time cont. Music Department Chairman. The Orchestra was composed of MWC students and members of the com- munity. The MWC Student Chapter of the American Organ Guild found many ways to enjoy and learn about organs at MWC. Members went to Organ Recitals and concerts; and the adviser, Mrs. Peggy Reinburg, lec- tured on the history of organs and showed slides to illustrate. For students interested in teaching music the Music Educators ' National Conference aimed to help prepare students for teaching music in public schools. MENC also helped usher at recitals and concerts and this past year MENC raised enough money to award the first annual MENC Music Scholarship. From Dramatic Arts and Dance in- terests students at MWC became in- volved in Tri-Muse Society or the Dance Company. Students auditioned for parts in the Dance Company which had a program first semester with the participants dancing to choreography by the three female MWC dance instructors. Many Tri- Muse members acted in Drama De- partment productions. Tri-Muse did produce the play Alice in Wonder- land which was directed by student, Libby Palmer. At MWC, show time always meant a night of first rate en- tertainment. Harp accompanied, the MWC Chorus performs Ceremony of Carols at its Christmas Concert. The brass section solos during the MWC Orchestra Concert. Slern fd( ofl, Tri-Musf rrifrntK-r FdJih Strong por- tr.iys Helen (J.itlon in ihc MW(, Drama PrrxJuc- lion of Ujok Homeward Angel. ORGAN GUILD: Vickie Via; Martha Cline, President; Tammy Richie; David |enning ; Mrv Peggy Reinburg, Instructor; Sandy Anderson; Resa Cirri ncione; Sharon Baber; Caria Braun (not pictured) Tammy Cameron; Jo Miller. MWC CHORUS; (top left counterclock wise) Karen Stuckner; Martha Hollowel l; Patty Lebherz; Carol Mocarski; Anne White, Carmela Sperlazza, Secretary Treasurer; Nancy R an: April Meadows; Ruth Bergdoll; Patti Donnelly, President; Mary Giffin; Mand Murph : Katie Walker: Stacev Nickerson: Anne Reed: Terri Torri: |ud Davis: Anne Bow den; Ann Fraser: N art DeSilva: 5ar d ,- rgall: Mar Treacv. Vice President inol pictured) Laure Durbin: Belss Fruit: C ndi Hammond; Lisa Perr : Priscilla Pritchard. Save Grass The word grass had two quite distinct connotations at MWC. The grass students weren ' t supposed to smoke and the grass students weren ' t supposed to walk on. In their own ways, the Ecology Club and NORML were out to save these grasses. NORML members argued that smoking marijuana should be a per- sonal choice not one controlled by the government; and MWC ' s NORML, therefore, supported the legalization of marijuana on those grounds. On the MWC campus NORML sponsored a Wooden Jam in October and sold T-shirts. The Wooden Jam was held outdoors and featured student guitarists and singers. NORML also planned A Day in the Sun for the spring and sponsored speakers and a Letter Writing Cam- paign to legislators. The Ecology Club tried to discour- age students from walking on the grass as well as trying to get students to assert good conservation habits by sponsoring Environmental Awareness Week. The Ecology Club also spon- sored Dr. Bulent Atalay ' s speech on energy alternatives and visited a re- cycling plant. The Club continued collecting old newspapers from the dorms for recycling and started col- lecting aluminum cans. The Coke machines ' switch to aluminum cans at MWC greatly helped the Club ' s conservation efforts. Outdoor Wooden Jam finds Webb Houlgrave sing- ing at the NORML sponsored first semester event. Up and over. Ecology Club members collect news- papers from MWC dorms. 270 [ ' ,K kcd house let hirer ! Hiileril Al,il,iy (lis( ussfs lh(.- prr A (ind ( Otis f f ( f ,il versus nut le.ir prjwr r. NCJKMI : (front row) Andy I ynne; fhi ryl F.-llwman; Hunt Buchanan; Webb HoolRrave; Dukf 6ubie ord, Bucky Hdrris; Anrne KIkHI; full Sl.ipp, ( ' resi(l .nl; Sue Anderson, Shaibani; Noel Wfighl. Vict Prewteoj; John Baden. Set rel.iry Tre.isurer; K,ile Hol l ,i( h l ,i(V row) Mite ECOLOGY CLUB: (front row) Caroline Borden; Debbie Moore; |eff Bowen, Pres- ident; Karel Klepacki (second row) Ellea- nore Moll; Ceorgiana Hall; Sue Woltord (back row) Duke Stableford; Aileen Franco; Betsy Monroe; Mary Alice Robin- son, Secretary Treasurer (not pictured) Lisa Ditncfi; Al Dividi; Cindv Hart; Betsv Morris; Chico Rodriguez: Helen S mes; Dee Volardi. K is for Caring With the International theme Caring . . . life ' s magic MWC ' s Circle K set out to have a busy year. Circle K started the year by serving lemonade at Freshman Orientation. Then Cir- cle K and the Afro American Association co- sponsored the Parents ' Weekend Talent Show. MWC students performed and a winner named. Tom Colletta, who did a comedy radio monologue, won the Show. Every year ACL Ballroom was packed and the show given rave reviews. Other cosponsored projects Circle K was involved in were the MD Dance-a-Thon with the Allied Health Clubs and a Keg Party with the Varsity Club. In October Circle K sponsored a Halloween Party for Little Brothers Little Sisters in Seacobeck basement. The party was complete with pumpkin shaped pinatas and the children ' s trick-or-treating in the dorms. Circle K also was in charge of the autumn bonfire on the old golf course and served students there hot apple cider and pret- zles. Other money raising projects were sel- ling caramel apples and Valentine ' s Day car- nations. Circle K had a Bowl-a-Thon to raise money for MS and helped renovate the Ronald McDonald House in Richmond where parents of handicapped children stayed. Since 1980 was Olympics year, Circle K sold cheese to help support the Special Olym- pics and also fixed the food for the Winter Olympic Torch Runners who came through Fredericksburg at three a.m. on a February morning. Another fitness related activity was the sponsoring of CPR classes on campus. Re- sponse to the CPR classes was so great that two sections had to be taught. Although at MWC Circle K was basically a service project organization it did have more social activities. The Club ' s District Conven- tion was held in Ocean City, Maryland at the Carousel Hotel, With a dues paid enrollment of fifty members and most of them active Cir- cle K put a lot of magic into a lot of people ' s lives. CIRCLE K: (front row) )oanne Cray; Susan Reid; Debbie Detraville; Nelly Castano (second row) Lisa Ward; Cyn McDow; Lisa Crabtree; Suzanne Quint; Christine Cameron; Lisa Payne (third row) Carol Romano; Karen Jacobs; Lynn Shepard; Carol Wilson; Ruth Spain; Nan Stafford; Crystal Gregory; Susan Koslowski; Cherie England (fourth row) Terry Banta; Member: Susan Clark; Kathy; Ruby Coffigon; Ann Mueller; Lori Thompson; Debbie McGehee; Melodie Birmingham; |ohn Pinckney; Betsy Hammerly; Ceorgiana Hall; Debbie Clevenger; Trambrey Matth- ews; Kelly Mitchell; Janine Peeke (back row) Lis Drake; And! Baggett; Beth Padgett; Susan Kling; Cindy Sundermann, Vice President; Boo Campbell, Secretary; Sue Anderson, Treasurer; Diann Davis, Secretary: Mary Brown, President; Susan Robuck; Demetra Mills; Susan Berger; Ruth Ann Fuqua (not pictured) Barbara Cahill; Barbara Hahn; Pam Hailey; Lisa Harrington; Susan Higgins; Alex Holsinger; Jenny Jolliffe; Pam Lee; Farrah Maynor; Marilyn Root; Starr Sawyer; Laurie Thompson. li! Comedy onvcrs.ilion finds loni Cjjilcll.i, I.ilcnt Show winner, performing his radio station routine. Circle K and the Afro American Association co-sponsored the Talent Show during Parents ' Weekend. Gambling den moll, tindy Sundermann, lures customers to the Circle K Casino at the Christmas Bazaar. Singer Betsy Oake accompanies hersetf on the piano in the Parents ' Weekend Talent Show EarK morning pepper uppers from Randolph Dorm help rejuvenate the Nluscular D stroph marathon dancers on the Saturdas morning of the ent hour dance-a-thon. Odd couple. Oscar the Crouch and Circle K President Mar Brown tango at the IC Club Carnival. Rosy cheeked, BSU President Bert White pan- tomimes at the BSU Thanksgiving Dinner Program Guitar strummers Gail Melanson, Newman Club President, and Yvonne Walbroehl provide enter- tainment at New man House. Rocking the day away , BSU members man rockin chairs at Park-n-Shop for their annual BSU Rock-a Thon. The Rock-a-Thon raises money for BSU sum mer missions. CCC members get together to discuss their upcomin religious program Light Shine. Religious Freedom Groups with a religious vit-wfjoint on campus stressed student fellowship. On Tuesday nights students could go to the Baptist Student Union Dinner Dialogue at the BSU Center and then walk around the corner to the Campus Christian Center for the CCC Dessert Dialogue. Religion pro- fessor Dr. David Cain was a guest speaker at the BSU and the CCC had Gay Student Union members as guests. The CCC had weekly Folk Singing Team practice and Bible Study. Second semester the CCC put on the musical Light Shine for area churches. BSU had a retreat at Eagle Eyrie and hosted several Mary Washington Col- lege foreign students at a BSU convention in Williamsburg over Thanksgiving Break. In keeping with organization interaction the BSU and CCC jointly went for a hayride in the fall. The Newman Club, a Catholic oriented group but which is open to all MWC stu- dents, also had an active year. Members participated in a fundraising project for UNICEF by selling caramel apples in front of the Post Office. Each Sunday night Newman members celebrated Mass. In the spring they planned more fundraising activities for summer missionary pro- grams; and in the spring they had the trad- itional St. P.itrif k ' s [3ay party. The past year was the first ffir Hillel, the organization for Jewish students, got firmly established. Hillel members participated in services and functions at the nearby Temple and on weekends got together with Hillel students at other area colleges. ' « -i BAPTIST STUDENT UNION; (ironi row) Bert While. President: Lynn White: Theresa Coodvk-vn: Dena Brannen: Kay Cradv: Anita Brown (second row) Linda Goodwin: Tamnn Richie: Sue Titchenell: Anne Hanky: Susan Dishman: Rhonda Nash; Louise Aylor: Anne Dunlap (back row) Rubv Cortigon: Amy Reed; Paul Schutte: Anne Sketchlev: Robert Fleeman; Dawn Thompson: Tvler Burken: Clenis Riegert: Dan Thomas. CAiStPLS CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY; (front row) Alice Campbell; Daria Fjeld. President; Jill Evans: Teresa Meadows, Vice President; Melodie Birmln- ghan (second row) Carta Braun; nne Reed: Lofeeda lones. Adviser; Mand Manderioli (third row) Lvnri Fochtman. Vice President: Kim McCall; Demetra Mills: Susan Robuck: WariKn Hall (back row) Nano Patsell; Butch Stull: Anne Sketchle : lohn Pincknex- Glenis Riegert: Gar Wendling: Leigh nne Haga (not pictured) Larr Bossung: -Xnne Dunlap: Nlarcia Goodwin: Susan Knowles: Shawn Stewart; Tish Wil- liamson, Out of the Spotlight Sports participation can be based on the desire to become a professional athlete, to present a macho image or to keep physically fit. But at MWC the sports clubs and intramural teams didn ' t get TV coverage or much news coverage or crowds of spectators which meant the MWC students who joined these clubs and teams did so for the personal enjoyment and satisfac- tion they got out of sports, not for the extraneous trap- pings. The RA, Recreation Association, sponsored intramu- ral teams in flag football, soccer and basketball. Teams consisted of students from each dorm and the dorm that had the most participation in basketball received a silver bowl inscribed with the dorm ' s name. On a more individual level RA sponsored racquetball and ping- pong competition. The Annual Devil Goat Day hosted by RA in the spring involved all MWC students by pit- ting the odd-yeared Devils against the even-yeared Goats in athletic competition. Events included three- legged and wheel barrow races, a volleyball game and a Tug-o-War. Sports clubs on campus covered all areas of athletic competition and skill. The Karate Club met twice a week in the auxiliary gym to perfect members ' skills in Tae-kwon-do, a Korean derivative of Karate. Tae- kwon-do required precise control and concentration. All the members of the club had yellow belts and were working toward earning green-tipped yellow belts. Members also worked out at their instructor. Master Cho ' s studio in Fredericksburg and had a club dinner. Hoof prints went to the horses, when members took field trips to Fox Field Races and Polo competitions on Sundays. In October the club went to the International Horse Show at the Capital Center and in March Hoof- prints had its own horseshow. The March show was an Invitational Horseshow held at Rosemont. The compet- ition was rated, with ribbons and prizes awarded. Also in the spring Hoofprints had its Annual Challenge Cup Competition which was for club members only. RECREATION ASSOCIATION: (front row) Dave Colcombe; Demise West; Linda Tucker; Betsy Pickral (second row) Mary Pat Wol- fington; Steph Amato, Treasurer; Susan Dis- hman, President; Stacy Wilder, Secretary; Jodi Romayko; Sandy Francisco; Dianna Roberts; Suzy DeMember (back row) Marcus Mickle; Gail Croye; Rob Henry; Dan Kelly; Nancy Car- roll; Christine Harrison; Laura Conville; Ann Sauder (not pictured) Randy Harmatz, Vice President; Charles Houston; Belinda Ingalls; Duke Stableford; Susan Stahl; Martha Williams. Kung Fu fashion, Hans Holmer lunges forward in Karate Club class. Role reversal finds Soccer Club represenialive Chico Rodriguez sporting a dress ami a muv lachioed female ' s allire being a suit arvl be at the Wo-Man Contest. KARATE CLUB: Hans Homer; David Hawk«ns; Kimberiey Kilbride; Robert Metzler; Mary Chidester; Sharon Clarke; Diana Khabiri; Donna Fluharty; Mr. Cho. Master. t i f f f t  - ' tJ ; HOOFPRINTS: (front row) Gina Hitt; Gail Brogi: Trina Ray, Vice President: Betsy Wright: Barbara Manson: Mary Roach; Cindy Field (back row) Ntrs. Anita RIedl, Adylsor Cindy Jones; Alice McDonald: Vickl Prescott; Beth MIzzo, Treasurer; Liz Prins. Pres- ident; Liz Garland; Susan Eiche; Carol Romano; Lisa ard: Sall Scarpa: Anne Foster (not pictured) Pam Clapp. Secretary; Martha Busbice: Rosemar Eud : Anne Ford: Sandv Francisco: Rhonda Craxes: kathv Holland: elodv Nuchles: Pam Paul!: Anne Staf- ford: Sand Wise. Out of the Spotlight (cont.) Outing Club members participated in everything except flying as mem- bers went skiing, caving, kayaking and camping throughout the year. Outing Club sponsored a canoe class and went canoeing on the Rappahan- nock River; and one of the advisors, Yorke Brown, taught a first aide course. Fundraising activities in- cluded officiating at MWC Swim Meets and a booth at the ICA Club Carnival. Terrapins continued its annual events of a fall and spring water show and also had a bake sale to raise money for those events. The fall show was Splash back ' 79, a syn- chronized swimming exhibition presented during Parents ' Weekend. The Spring Show was held in March and featured swim routines and cos- tumes devised by club members, who worked many hours at Goolrick ' s pool to prepare for the well attended show. The Varsity Club ' s main objectives the past year were to get school tradi- tions started and promote more school spirit by getting more students to attend MWC sports functions and games. To raise money the club co- sponsored a Keg Party with Circle K with music by the band First Class. Also at the Keg Party the Varsity Club had a popcorn machine and sold the popcorn along with the ever popular beer. Tugging the line, Duke Stableford and fellow Goats dig in and pull in the RA ' s annually spon- sored Devil Goat Day tug-o-war. CREW CLUB; (front row) Cyndi Hammond; Anne Stafford; |an Hodges; Dee Velardi, Presi- dent; Bridgette Meaney, Treasurer (second row) Kay Mustin; Marilyn Root; Susan Berger; Anne Dean; Karen Dean; Lisa Payne; Crystal Greg- ory; Andrea Gallagher; Beth Mitchell (third row) Terry Lafan; Barbara ' Groshans; Nancy Carroll; Rosemary Eudy; Chrissy Thuot; Member; Missy Thomas; Kim Stephenson (back row) Mary Roach; Kathryn Ray; Lisa Crabtree; Susan Clark; Laura Freeman (not pictured) Janey Butt, Vice President; Caroline Borden, Secretary; Melissa Betak; Marion Bloomfield; Gail Brogi; Connie Brown; Stephanie Daughtrey; Lisa Dittlich; Jackie Dudley; Mary duFault; Deanna Dugan; Kathy Enfield; Jayne Feeney; Melissa Gore; Lisa Hale; Randy Har- matz; Gina Hitt; Charlene Jordan; Lynn Kenne- ally; Lisa Latall; Lynne Lyman;-Judy Mika; Tara Morie; Laurie Perez; Perry Roberts; Megan Sheridan; David Smith; Virginia Stiefel; Becky Tebault. 1 An easy rider Hoofprints member participates in Horse Show competition. VARSITY CLUB: (from rowl Tefry Oalev; Anne Means; Susie Leaviti. Secrefart: Cindy Jones; lenny Bennef; Deb Reid (second row) Cyndi Hammond: Eva Byrnes, Presideni; Chris Hruin: Pa« Pec- kinpaugh; )ane ScoM; lennv Ut2; Karen Stephenson; Julie Harrell (Ihird rowl Pam Ciapp; Kalrina Ray; Lezlie Wallace. Trea- surer (back ro  Kalhv Edwards: Cind Robbins; Candy Sams; Lealh Burdeshaw: Barb Heyl: Dottie Ryan (not picluredi Caria Richardson. Vice Presideni; Sharoo Dagenhari. Publicilv: Sallie Carr; Barbara Cam; Colleen Henegan; SKan Houston: Barb Woselev-. TERR. PI S: (troni rowl Chris Whinief. Secretary Treasurer; Laura Freeman; Mari- lyn Hall; Lynn Cunningham: Cinn Bas keri ' ille; Missie Thomas; Pan LeWierz: Anne Stafford; Dannene Slormonl: Vickie NJichols. Vice Presideni (secorKi rowl Georgia Heinrich; Suzanne Haldin; Lisa Hale (back row) Bridgetle Meanev: Doroth Piedmont; Lori Foslef. Presideni; Barb Schoeb; Vickie Havnes; Laura Hamilton: lane Co : lenniier Blair Chene Renne (not pictured) Kitty Hahn; Lisa OB- rien. Faces bronzed, new Terrapin members head toward the pool to perform their routine in the Terrapin show Terrapin Tribune during Parents ' Weekend. Out of the Spotlight (cont. After four years of building up the Crew Club and having regular work- outs the club started participating in competition against other colleges in the spring. The club also went to sev- eral Regattas, that is, crew races and participated in the Homecoming Parade. To raise money the group sold Bagels and Cream Cheese, Devil Goat T-shirts and at the Christ- mas Bazaar had its Crew Club Chocolate Chip Corporation which meant that the persons who guessed the number of chips in the large chocolate chip cookies got to have them and, more importantly, got tov eat them. Frisbee throwers on campus got a jolt when they got back to MWC and found that the administration had del- egated frisbee throwing to specific areas of the campus. But frisbee was still as popular as in previous years and the Frisbee Club planned to host the Virginia State Frisbee Tournament in the spring. Two new sports teams were started at MWC. They were the Girls ' Soccer Club and the Women ' s Softball Club. Outdoor living and traveling books mean in- come for Outing Club members Liz Garland and Aileen Franco at the ICA Club Carnival. OUTING CLUB: (front row) Patty LaGrange; Nan Stafford; (second row) Yorke Brown, Advi- sor; Terry Leathers; Joanie Sears; Barbara Croshans; Suzy DeMember; Marti Viau; Susan Willis; Donna Thompson (third row) Linda Richardson; Chico Rodriguez; Aileen Franco, Secretary Treasurer; Liz Rozycki; Gina Bur- rows; Mary Bellor; Betsy Pickral; Janice Mat- suura; Wendy Galletly; Dee Velardi; Lisa Gart- land; Ann Randolph (back row) Sarah Alwood; Mike Sharman; Ms. Miriam Greenberg, Advis- er; Vivian Unger; Judy Mika; Jodie Holdway; Ann Miller; Kristi Keiffer, Vice President; Liz Garland, President; Nancy Patsell; Leigh Anne Haga (not pictured) Kathy Anitole; Meg Bell; Deannie Bishop; Jeff Bowen; Terri Ciccone; Kattie Fox; Betsy Grove; Lynette Hankins; Bar- bara Magee; Lis Manderioli; Tara Moire; Steve Northcutt; Laurie Perez; Beth Richwine; Jane Roman; Mary Siegrist; David Smith; Duke Stab- leford; Ginny Stiefel; Bonnie Juggle; Loreen Utz. The Girls ' Soccer Club practiced three times a week and the coaches were MWC students Chico Rodriguez and Bob Mooney. The club set up a game schedule to play several area colleges and looked forward to a promising season. The Girls ' Softball Club got started second semester. This is the first time there has been any attempt to form a women ' s Softball team at Mary Washington College and I ' m very en- thusiastic with the response, stated Club President Mary Siegrist. Getting started as a competing team for the first year, members had to put a lot of their own money into equipment and uniforms. The sports and out-of-doors clubs at MWC had a lot of participation from students who weren ' t worried about being in the spotlight. t Fisi tomjrd, the K irjie Club aMumn poiilion behind the inslruclof Mailer Cho. Masters of disguise. Intramural BadietbaH par- ticipants (rom Bushnell race down the cotwl The knee has it as Eric Wooten demonstrates his t ' risbee skills. qI c 03 CD sz o O whether going on the air or drawing layouts, MWC students involved in any way with the MWC media put in a lot of hours to keep the campus informed. The Aubade staff changed its format. Aubade, the literary magazine, was printed off cam- pus and the staff held a photo contest with the winning photo- graph being Aubade ' s cover. The Bullet covered school, na- tional and international news but each Tuesday when the Bullet came students seemed to prefer reading the classifieds. On Thursday Nights AVC-TV showed popular movies which were preceded by the 6:30 news with Anchorperson Mary Russell. First semester the station con- ducted a telethon for Muscular Dystrophy. The station stayed on the air the whole time showing movies and periodically coming on the air to urge MWC students to pledge money. AVC set a goal of $2000 and surpassed it before the end of the telethon. MWC ' s radio station WMWC celebrated its first birthday first semester and Program Director Julie Herlocker noted many im- provements. Disc jockeys be- came involved in other aspects of running the station and Herlocker was impressed with everyone ' s dedication. And the Battlefield tried to rep- resent all aspects of MWC. AVC-TV: Simon Gray; Dick Maniscaico; Sally Cur- tis; Mary Byrd; Vincent DiBenedetto (not pictured) Mary Russell. AVC-TV intern student Sally Curtis listens to the sta- tion ' s recording equipment. i£ WMWC; (front row) Holly Gabree, Alice Cambpell; Lucinda Honeycutt; Mary Giffin; Pat Thompson; Mandy Manderioli (second row) Rob Callahan; Kathy France; Carol Wilson, Mary Jo Blaskovich; Linda Wigandt; Jennifer Blair; Moira McKeough, Station Manager; Jeff Bowen (back row) Randy Wyszpolski; Randy Harmatz; David Schwalbe; Jan Marklin; Kevin Walsh; Elliott Wentz (not pictured) Julie Herlocker, Program Director; Barb Bacon; Jane Cox; John Forbes; Nancy Graham; Matt Muggins; Eileen Irby; Houston Kempton; Terry McEnee; Eddie O ' Kelley; Monica Peterschmidt; Kati Rinaca; John Schumacher; Duke Stableford; Betsy Stuart; Todd Swain. Surrounded bv radio equipmnent WMWC disc icx:ke John Schumacher is on the air. Bullet Editor-in-Chlet Gary Webb leaves ACL after finishing a newspa- per deadline in the Bullet office. BOARD OF PUB. AND BROADCASTING: (front row) Stephanie Lehman; Jennifer Blair; Kim Schiller (back row) Pam Troutman; Tam- brey Matthews; Moira McKeough; Cynthia Nash (not pictured) Carol Miller. AUBADE: (front row) Member; Susan Flournoy; Lee Ann McDonnell; Pam Troutman, Editor-in-Chief Art Editor; Member; Jean Ehreth (back row) Janice Matsuura; Liz Walker, Tambrey Matthews, Business Manager; Sky Switzer (not pictured) Mark Madi- gan. Literary Editor; Kim Adams; Fatima Allibhai; Resa Cirrincione; Lisa Dittrich; Cindy Field; Betsy Hanna; Kate Holzbach; Stephanie Lehman; Kim McCall; Tracy McComb; Victoria Matthews; Anita Mentzer; Chris Miller; Chico Rodriguez; Carter Still; Helen Symes; Jim Therry; Michele Thomas; Jenny Young. BATTLEFIELD STAFF J Stephanie Lehman, Business Manager; Carol Miller, Editor The 1 979-80 school year saw many new changes for the Battlefield. To mention a few, we had a new pho- tography company, different organization procedures and new staff members which created a very busy schedule for us. It was because of the determination of the staff that allowed us to produce a fine yearbook. There are so many people to whom I wish to express my sincere thanks, for without their dedication and assistance, the 1980 Battlefield never would have been completed. The assistant editors, Cindy William- son and Sue Stapleton were the greatest asset to the book. Their devotion to the cause was undaunted. They always managed to find the time for those long nights before the deadline which allowed us to finish the book on schedule. I am especially grateful to Cindy for all of her support and the encouragement she gave me throughout the year. I am also very appreciative of the patience and understanding of my roommate Mars Treacy and friend Vicky Kay. All three provided the necessary reassurance for those sometimes discourag- ing moments. The section editors also played a vital role in the production process. They are all to be commended for their loyalty and willingness to meet the deadlines even when faced with academic andor personal con- flicts. The photographers also did a fine job in fultllling picture requests at all times. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Betty Luttrel for her many long hours on the phone for picture scheduling and so forth. I would also like to thank )im Ellis, our Hunter Representative, for all of his helpful assistance. Terri Bonner and the coaches are to be thanked for their cooperativeness too. To lefferson first east, I extend a special thanks for putting up with the many phone calls and their help with the last minute details of the final deadline. Finally I v ould like to thank m famiU for their sup- port by providing me % ith the necessarv inspiration to keep me going. M Dad was especially helpful to me by advising me on the business aspects of the book. It is because of these individuals that this earbook is possible. I hope you enjoy your 1980 Battlefield. Thank ou for our support: Carol A. Miller Betsy Pickral, Sports Editor Cindy Williamson and Sue Stapleton Assistant Editors (front row) Cindy Brooks, Sports Editor; Sharon Sachs, Underclass Editor; Hyte Garland, Campus Life Editor; Keith Shoemaker, Photography Editor; (back row) Marti Viau, Faculty Editor; Susan Moore, Underclass Editor; Vicky Kay, Senior Editor; Carol Wilson, Organizations (not pictured) Terry Schneider and Kathy Gould, Sales Editors. 286 BATTLEFIELD STAFF: Molliejoynes; Kathy Enfield; Nancy Skinner; Stephanie Amato; loan Spann; Carol Agrselh; Melcxiie Birmingham; Jennie Flora; Kathy Could; Hans Holmer. BATTLEFIELD STAFF; Mary Roach; Cindy Field; Eva Byrnes; Wendy Galletly; second row: onne Walbroehl; Gen Ash; Joe Hely. OTHER STAFF MEMBERS: Donna BIy; Debbie Ed- wards; Judy Glass; Sandy Jenkins; Houston Kempton; Martha Newcombe; Beth Padgett; Jane Roman; Leslie Zeller. Making the Grade At MWC the students who tried just a little harder and maintained high academic averages were eligible to be in- ducted into one or several of MWC ' s Academic Honoraries. Some of the school ' s Honor Societies were related to aca- demic departments and a few were based on grade point average or extra-curricular activities combined with grade point average. But, no matter what the specific requirements of the Honoraries were many involved more than just putting members ' names on a roll. Most Honoraries had inductions in the fall and spring since they were based on credit hours. Each semester Kappa Delta Pi, the education honorary, sponsored the used book sale in ACL Ballroom. Mortar Board sent Thanksgiving Food Baskets to the Salvation Army, sold Mortar Board Calendars and hosted an Open House for Ju- niors eligible for Mortar Board membership. Phi Sigma lota ' s senior members presented papers dealing with some aspect of the language they had studied at MWC. The English Hon- orary, Lamda lota Tau, provided coffee and tea in the English Lounge while the Classics Honorary, Eta Sigma Phi, spon- sored a Master Charge representative and had a Wine and Cheese Feast. Chi Beta Phi held its annual spring auction with items to be bid on ranging from a dinner for six to a plane ride. And Omicron Delta Epsilon sponsored a Speaker Sec- ond semester. Being at the top at MWC involved more than just grades. MORTAR BOARD: Senior Honorary Mary Perkins, President Mary Pat Gallagher, Vice President Kathleen Jones, Secretary Kim Warker, Treasurer Susan Anderson Margaret Kingham Lisa Brehm Cheryl McKay Dawn Forbes Gail Melanson Patricia Goliash Lisa Nichols Clifford Hart Vana Stapp Amy Hauck Alice W. Campbell Lisa Langenback MU PHI EPSILON: Music Honorary Martha Cline, President Janice Stogdale, Vice President Carol Eberley, Recording Secretary Carol Mocarski, Corresponding Secretary Sue Tillery, Treasurer Sandy Anderson Tony Bavota Ann Bowden Resa Cirrincione Lorri Duperock Lisa Grey David Jennings Mary McClench Mandy Murphy Mary Treacy Robin Viar ETA SIGMA PHI: Classics Honorary Susan Anderson, President Rachel Applegate, Vice President Sharon Cooper, Secretary Donna Dollings, Treasurer Helen Fons Susan Massey ALPHA PSl OMEGA: Drama Honorary Elizabeth Palmer, President Ruth DeArmitt, Vice President Vana Stapp, Secretary Treasurer Sally Curtis Michael Harris Steve Greene Deborah Rundgren Tricia Ham Mary Beth Sheridan PHI SIGMA IOTA: Romance Languages Kathleen lones, President llona Kassy, Vice President Elaine Blotkamp, Secretary Treasurer Christopher Blake Leslie Vernon Alice Campbell Dana Cavanaugh Donna Francis Elizabeth Gray Barbara Manoogian Carol Mullins Barbara Strickland Kathryn Pickett Margaret Tinkcom Sandra Staas OMICRON DELTA EPSILON: Economics Elizabeth Hammerly, President Lucresia Register, Vice President Tambrey Matthews, Secretary Treasurer Caria Childress Kate O ' Keefe Deborah Clevenger Anne Sauder Kristine Crofford Rachel Shadrick Pamela Cropp Catherine Smith Leeanna Foster Susan Whitman Stephanie Lehman Susan Wolford CHI BETA PHI: Science Honorary Patricia Goliash, President Lisa Brehm, Vice President Dawn Forbes, Secretary Treasurer Nancy LaClair, Historian Roberta Ambrose Susan Anderson Marian Bloomfield Eva Marie Byrnes Valerie Campbell Deborah Caton Patricia Churchill Kathleen Epson Sharon Floyd Stephanie French Susan Garter Doran Gilliam Kathryn Givens Elizabeth Hammerly Anne Hanky Pam Hannaman Kathy Harrigan Amy Hauck Linda Howell Karen Jacobs Aesook Kim Barbara Kirsch Susan Kllng Nancy Lam Helen Larkins )anet McConnell Edith McDaniel Cheryl McKay Janis Mahoney Barbara Manoogian Terri Moynihan Mary Perkins Karen Peterson Evelyn Reem Paul Schutte Jenny Sharp Greg Sokolowski Kathryn Stacy Mary Ann Taylor Sue Tillery Odella Thacker Dorothy Traweek Yvonne Walbroehl Patricia Weedon KAPPA DELTA PI: Education Honorary Gail Melanson, President Ruby Morris, Vice President Teresa Jeffers, Secretary Treasurer Stephanie Amato Susan Anderson Laura Campbell Mary Beth Campbell Debbie Caton Beth Ferrell Donna Francis Cindy Hart Mary Heinike Kathy Hurt Ann Jennings Jennifer Kilgour Edie McDaniel Janis Mahaney Julie Marcel Liz Nugent Karen Peterson Kathryn Pickett Cayle Pope Leslie Wheeler Kim Williams PI GAMMA ML): Soc Honorary Jean Beaziey, President Tammie Butler James Craves, )r, Kathy Habron James Hancock, )r. Winifred Hart Nancy Hayward Teresa Jeffers Ann Jennings Julia Jensen Lisa Langenbach Stephanie Lehman Cindy Long Tambrey Mattews Katherine McMullen lai Science Tanya Miller iCateCXKeeie Valene Parts Nancy Qoynn Loucresia Reginer Mary RussHI Jordan Samuel Deborah Sharpe Lfnda Shendan Susan Stapieton Lisa Stevens Jacqueline Viau Barbara Young LAMBDA IOTA TAU: English Honorar ' Cindy Jones. President Ann Jennings, Vice President Jennifer Kilgour. Secretary Treasurer Robin Barnes Elizabeth Palmer George Bond Meredith Pierce Susan Massey Vana Slapp 289 PATRONS John P. Long Doris Argall Charles Cott Due to a change in schfx)l policy, we were unable to continue our patron drive. We wish to extend our thanks to these parents who gave us their support. The 1980 Battlefield of Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Virginia, was edited by Carol Miller and published by Hunter Publishing Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The cover was Colonial Blue stamped with a Silver Mylar seal and 750 books of 300 pages were printed. Predominant paper was dull with endsheets of Parchment Blue covered with sketches by Dr. Bulent Atalay. Colonial Blue background was used in the Opening Section and a 30% gray background was used in the Senior Directory, Index, and some parts of Clubs Organizatins. Type used was 8, 10, and 12 pt. Optima. Head- lines were 24 and 30 pt. Helvetica Light. Most portrait photography was taken and developed by Yearbook Associates of Turner Falls, Massachusetts. 00 Q LU DC O CD PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS: Steph Amato — 107, 126, 176, 192, 208, 213, 214, 215, 230-232. 250. 252; Cindy Brooks — 105, 112, 113, 120, 200, 201, 217, 234, 235; Scott Fain— 1, 16; Jenny Flora — 181. 255. 272,273; Hyte Garland — 212; Lisa Craziose- 177, 214; Joe Hely — 13, 15, 108, 123, 170, 173, 180. 185, 187, 191, 192, 201,204-206, 212, 213, 215,;HansHolmer — 88, 89, 91-93,95. 98, 132, 133, 180. 189, 190, 194, 195, 207, 254, 255,261, 263, 265, 276, 277, 281; Houston Kempton — 4, 6, 7, 12, 13, 170, 173. 175. 179, 183, 189, 192, 214, 216, 230, 231, 236, 237, 244, 245, 267, 269, 281, 283, 284,; Michele Mueller — 175, 181, 193, 201, 204, 205, 210, 217, 274; Jane Roman — 96, 106, 107, 188, 189. 217, 267. 268; keith Shoemaker — 2,4, 6, 8, 15,91,93,98, 108, 110, 123, 125, 169, 171-175, 178, 179, 181, 183, 186. 188. 189. 196-191, 201-204, 209,212-215, 253, 279; Nancy Skinner — 104, 114, 172, 179, 182, 190, 192. 206. 207, 210, 264; Joan Spann — 108, 116-119, 238, 239. Special thanks to Joe Hely for developing film. 00 O _i O 291 STUDENT INDEX Aarseth, Carol A 20, 261 Abba, William I. 157, 242, 287 Adams, Kimberly Sue 143, 261 Adams, Leslie Todd 167, 261 Ahmed, Sameena 20, 251, 258 Ailsworlh, Ellen W. 20 Albertine, Mona 0. 142 Alfriend, Sarah D. 150 Allen, Angelia V, 258 Allibhai, Falima 20 Allslaff, Carol E. 21 Alwood, Sarah F. 280 Amalo, Stephanie D, 257, 276, 287 Ambrose, Roberta F. 264, 21, 265 Ames, Erma L, 146, 261 Anderson, Carolyn F. Anderson, Denise M. 2 57 Anderson, lackie L. 257 Anderson, Kimberly Ann 146 Anderson, Sandra K. 269 Anderson, Susan C. 251, 254 Anderson, Susan C. 21, 252, 256, 271, 272 Andrews, Nancy C. 21 Andrews, Virginia A. 261 Andrzejewski, Cheryl J. 263 Antiole, Katherine C. 280 Argall, Sandra L. 150, 269 Argo, Margaret J. 145, 247 Arnold, Sharon A. 140, 261 Ash, Geneva Marie 155, 287 Ash, Sharlene N 22 Askey, Patricia A. 262 Auray, Marie L. 151 Aylor, Louise Tate 142, 275 Aylor, Pamela L. 238 Babet, Lena Black 267, 269 Bachman, Karen R, 137 Bacon, Barbara A. 283 Baggett, Andria )o 147, 247, 272 Batley, Elizabeth D, 261 Batley, Michael S, 226 Baker, Cynthia Lou 155 Baker, Kathleen A, 261 Baldwin, Ann E 162 Baldwin, lennifer R. 231 Banerian, Stacey Kim 238 Banta, Teresa L. 141, 257, 263, 272 Barrett, Elinor R. 266 Barrosse, Victoria D. 1 60 Barlenslein, John H. 236 Baskeryille, Virginia M. 279 Batchelder, Polly L. 22, 257 Batten, Rebecca E. 261 Batlin, III, John Prall 236, 271 Baugh, Teresa L. 254 Bavota, Anthony F 266 Beals, David R. Beamer, II, Lyndall C. 148, 226 Beane, Victoria L 261 Beardall, Geoffrey R. 236 Beaver. Ruth L Beazley, Jean D. 22, 252, 256 Becker, Debrah C Beckett, Katherine A. 22, 261 Bedingfield, Robin C. 261 Bell, Tern D, 23 Bellais, Leslie Anne 160, 261 Belli, Linda C- 166 Bellor, Mary E. 280 Benjamin, Elizabeth A. 159 Benner, Edward Ray Benner, lennifer Lee 143, 245, 279 Bennett, Michael R. 254 Benoit, Krisline M, 266 Berg, Frederick D. 236 Bergdoll, Ruth Ellen 150, 269 Berger, Susan Leigh 142, 263, 272, 278 Berman, Audrey Anne 151 Berry, Harolyn D, 2 58, 263 Betak, Melissa Anne 145 Bevan, Suzanne R, 23 Bice, Laura Lynn 258, 261 Bigelow, Mary Russell 153 Birchett, Rosemary B. 2 54 Birckhead, Mary B. 136, 247 Birmingham, Melodie B. 166, 272, 275, 287 Bishop, Virginia R 155, 252 Blair, Jenifer L, 139, 256, 279, 283 Blake, Christopher 260 Bland, Sherry D. Blascovich, Mary |o 261, 283 Blalnik, Stephanie A, 156 Blotkamp, Elaine C. 23 BIy, Donna M. 140 Bogen, Maren L. 1 52 Bohler, Bryn C. 23 Booze, AlisaC, 24. 257 Borden, Caroline W. 271 Borkey, Anne D, 147 Borkey. Sharon Lynne Boriz, Katherine A Bossong, Lawrence D, 275 Bourland, Andrea |. 24 Bowden, Ann C 254. 266. 269 Bowden, Pamela V 141 Bowden, Jeffrey L. 257. 266, 271, 283 Bowen, Mary V, 260 Brady, Elizabeth A. 231 Brandon, Sharon L 2 52 Brannegan, Nancy L- 250, 263 Brannen, Dena C. 275 Braun, Caria A. 141, 269, 275 Brehm, Lisa K, 24, 255, 256 Brewster, Ann C. 25 Brickell, Heidi I. 162 Bridges, Susan C. 151 Bridi, A. Kathleen S. 261 Brinkley, Karen Anne 231 Brogi, Gail M, 142, 2 77 Brooks, Cynthia C. 164, 286 Brooks, Evelyn M, 266 Brown, Anita Lynn 2 75 Brown, Bridget B. Brown, Constance A. 163, 2 57 Brown, Mary Lynn 149, 252, 272, 273 Buchanan, Myrtle Ann 149 Buchanan, Robert M. 271 Bullock, Kathryn H, 256 Burckell, Thomas j. Burdeshaw, Lealh 162, 252, 231, 247, 279 Burgess, Jane Mozelle 1 67 Burke, Leah G. 141 Burkelt, Richard T, 266, 2 75 Burns, lean M, 25 Burns, Kellie Marie 160, 252, 247 Burrows, Virginia Lee 280 Burton, Amy Eugenia 159 Burton, Gregory D. 1 57 Busbice, Martha Faye 164, 258, 261, 277 Butler, Mary C 152 Butt, Jane K. 2 5 Byrne, Anne Marie 25 Byrne, Susan Fay 152 Byrnes, Eva Marte 147, 231, 279, 287 Cahill, Barbara B. 162, 272 Cameron, Christine A. 166, 257, 272 Cameron, Tamela J. 26, 267, 269 Campbell, Alexander M. 266 Campbell, Alice W. 26, 275, 283 Campbell, Anne C 149, 252, 263 Campbell, Mary B 26, 251, 272 Campbell, Teresa A. 26 Carr, Carin27, 261 Carr, Sallie Ann 258, 229 Carr, Susan A. 27 Carra, Karen Jo 1 62 Carroll, Nancy Marie 142, 276, 278 Carson, Jennifer 148 Cash, Elaine C. 27 Cashman, Carolyn M. 27 Castano, Nelly Angela 163, 260, 261, 272 Caton, Deborah S. 28, 2 54, 2 56 Catoni, Ana M. 257, 260, 261 Cavallaro, Lauren C. Cavanaugh, Dana L. 256, 261 Chang, Ryun Ho 157 Charlton, William E. 148 Chichester, Elizabeth V. 252, 254 Chidester, Mary L, 162, 250, 254, 277 Childers. Teresa Elise 159 Childress, CarIa J. 165 Childress, Deborah Ann 161, 263 Childs, Veronica J, 258 Chittum, Leslie Jean 263 Christian, Cathy D. 265 Christopher, Diane A. 28, 260 Ciccone, Teresa Ann Cirrincione, Theresa M. 266, 269 Clapp, Pamela L. 234, 235, 277, 279 Clark, Susan J. 257, 272, 278 Clark, Tamara |. 2 55 Clarke, Sharon F. 277 Clary, Nancy Eileen 245 Clevenger, Deborah M 141, 272 Cline, James H. 28 Cline, Martha L. 157, 255, 266, 269 Colcombe, David Joseph 157, 276 Cole, Mary E. 262 Coleman, Ellen C, 165 Coleman, Rosemary |. 257 Coleman. Ursula D, 140. 258 Colletta, Thomas A. 2 73 Connerton, Christine A. 146 Conrad, Luanne 28 Conville, Laura J. 276 Conway, Thomas M. 235 Cook, Catharine R. 167 Cooke, Cathy G, 145 Cooper, Dwanna K, 2 52 Cooper, Sharon L. 256, 29 Cordell, Michelle J. 150 Corey, Eslalena D. 231 , Elizabeth A. 150, 261 Corr 1 E. 163 Cowan, Katheri Cox, Elizabeth I 258, 279, 283 Cox, Valarie Anne 156 Crabtree, Lisa G. 161, 29, 272, 278 Crady, Teresa K 2 75 Crawford, Valerie H. 258 Creel, Ellen Louise 150 Crockett, Katherine S. 29 Crofford, Kristine E. 254 Cropp, Pamela S, 29 Crouch, AnnC 137 Crull, Carlyn A, 138 Crumb, Charles E, 148 Culpepper, Emily Kellum 143, 250 Cunningham, Lynn Ann 165, 262, 279 Curlee, Parker 226 Curtis, Sarah A. 30 Curtis, Susan B. 146 Dagenhart, Sharon D. 247 Dake, Elizabeth M. 256, 273 ' Daley, Terry Lynn 247, 279 Daughtrey Stephanie E. 1 59 Davis, Carol Evelyn 1 54 Davis, Diann M. 149, 2 57, 2 72 Davis, Jeffrey L. 226 Davis, ludith C. 269 Davis, Summer L. 254 Dawson. Ruth Myrtle 1 55 Dean, Anne Wilcox 2 78 Dean, Karen Ann 2 78 Deane, Virginia M, 254 DearmiH, Ruth S, 30, 267 Deboskey, Jane M, 30 Demars, Margaret A. 1 62 Demember, Suzanne 146, 2 76, 280 Dempewolf, Mary M. 30 Dermody, Larry D. 256 Desilva, Martha K 252, 269 Delreville, Deborah L. 261, 272 Devine, Erin R. 250, 254, 257 Devorshak. Elisa 254 Dyer, Julia T. 32, 252 Dymacek, Laurien Lee 32 Eberly, Carol Lee 32 Eddins, Lillian E. 255 Eden, |oy Davida 1 63 Edwards, Deborah L. 158, 229 Dibenedetto, Vincent A. 158 Dickey, Catharine C. 31 Dill, Ann Lawrence 263 Dill, Susan E. 155 Dishman, Susan A. 148, 275, 276 Dittrich, Lisa Ruth 271 Divioi, Al 271 Dix. Jennifer J. 31 Dixon, Barbara L. 139 Dodson, Kim 31 Dominguez, Suzanne M. 255, 247 Donato, Tina Marie 167 Donnelly, Patricia M. 254, 269 Dorer, Debora Ann 229, 228 Dorsey, Diane L. 31, 2 57 Dowell, Mary Beth 32 Doyle, Elizabeth A. 146, 252 Drabkowski. Lynne M. 261 Drake. Lisbeth M. 272 Driscoll. Darcy K. 163 Dufault. Anne L. 163 Duncan. Melanie D. 155 Dunlap. AnneC- 250, 275 Durbin Laure E. 258, 269 Edwards, Kathryn E. 238, 279 Ehreth, Jean Marie 147 Eiche, Susan A. 277 Eliot, Kristin E. 166 Elmore, Teresa V. 254 Emrey, Katharine S. 137 Enfield, Kathleen 152, 261, 287 England. Cheryl L. 166, 257, 272 English, Karen D. 167 Eno, Christopher 1 58 Epson, Kathleen M. 33, 252, 254, 265 Erickson, Timothy J. 225 Eudy, Rosemary 277, 278 Evans, Bridgette S, 33 Evans, Jill E. 163, 275 Evans, Louise F. 254 Farmer, Donna L. 1 53 Farmer, Karen Anne 142 Feeney, Jane Butler 252, 263 Feith, Loraine K. 252, 261 Ferrell-Campbell Sarah Ann Fenerman, Charlotte |. 271 Field, Cynthia A. 154, 277, 287 Finch, Kelly Ann 151, 231 Fisk, Mary P. 252 Fitzpatrick, Lorene D. 140 Fjeld, Daria I. 255, 275 Fleeman, William R. 225, 265, 275 Flora, lennie Leigh 287 Flournoy, Susan C. 258 Floyd, Snaron M. 161, 256 Fluharty, Donna L. 33, 277 Fochtman, Lynn M. 275 Foltz, Cheryl A. 138 Fones, Helen V. 33 Forbes, Dawn E. 34 Forbes, lohn C. 283 Ford, Anne Frances 277 Foster, Anne M, 277 Foster, Kellye lo 34 Foster, Lori Ann 145, 254, 256, 271, 279 Fowler, L. Maxine 143 Fox, Lenaia Jane 1 54, 252 Frahm, Margaret A. 166 France, Catherine E. 283 Francis, Donna E. 144, 255, 260 Francisco, Sandra I. 165, 275, 277 Franco, Aileen C. 271, 280 Frankenbach, Lynn A. 34, 258 Franklin, Janet L, 35 Eraser. Ann Blakey 266, 259 Fraysse, Donna lean Freeman, Ann C. 278 Freeman, Laura Nona 153, 279 French. Stephanie A. 265 Fruit, C. Elizabeth 269 Fuqua, Ruth Ann 142, 250, 251, 272 Gabree, Holly B. 283 Gallagher, Andrea Susan 151, 278 Gallagher, Mary P. 35, 256, 255, 247, 245 Callahan, Robert L. 283 Galletly, Wendy Sue 160, 280, 287 Gant, Barbara Lynn 35, 245 Garcia, Jill DAnn Gardner, Lisa Renee 1 50 Garland, Elizabeth 234, 277, 280 Garland, Virginia H. 140, 285 , Patri 266 Carter, Susan Kay 35, 257 Gartland, Lisa A. 280 Gauch, Susan Lynn 36 Gayle, David Lee 229 Geddes, Betsy Ann 35 Gendron, Angela R. 261, 266 Geraghty, Mary P. 35, 258 Giffin, Mary E. 265, 269, 283 Gilbert, Catherine E. 163 Gillespie, Carol A. 152 Gillispie, Samuel M. 152 Gilroy, Gretchen K, 151 Civens, Kathryn E. 35, 252, 265 Gleason, Ann T. 263 Clover, lennifer K. 3 7 Gnegy, Ann M. 37 GoC Christina M. 257 Coff, Pamela F. 152, 261 Goffigon, Ruby K, 37, 252, 257, 272, 275 Goliash, Patricia A. 37, 254 GorxJenough, Jeannine M. 167, 252 Goodwin, Jennifer L. 254 Goodwin, Linda Carol 140, 275 Goodwin, Marcia R- 136, 275 Goodwyn, Theresa V. 38, 265, 275 Cordon, Karen L. 38, 2 58 Gordon, Melanie 254 Gould, Kathleen Ann 287 Graham, Nancy 283 Grandy, Nancy |. 38, 2 57 Craves, Rhonda L 165, 277 Gray, Elisabeth A. 255 Gray, Joanne 159, 254, 257, 272 Craziose, Lisa AS. 254 Green, Elizabeth S. 267 Green, Julia Samson 255 ,rwn, Kollfu I V, .ruKciry, rysl.il IJ. 142, 26), 272, 278 ifCKSton, C v ' ll ' ' A, 2fj( .rcy, ( b-ryl A.in ,;(.) ,r.7, Sns.iii M.iyi ' 15) .rirfin, S.ir.ih I, 1« ,rill, (ynlhi.i K II) ' ,, 2S,! .msli.ins, D.irli.ii.i M, I ' ■i4, ,?l,l, 27(1, 2HI) ifoKis, K.irl r 2, ' (,, 2)(, Ircivi ' , tli ,il)olh V. 2M Claim, M.irtlj Sue 39, 255 Guillcm, Alv.irc, f. 236 Gurify, |o.lnnC ' M. I 59, 201 Habron, Kdlhy D, 39 Hjckworlh, Sandr,i R. 140 Hjpa, LeiKh Anno 156, 2 75, 280 Hahn, Barbara K, 2 72, 2 79 Hailey, Pamela Sue 39, 2 72 Haldin, Suzanne C. 136, 279 Hale, Lisa L, 279 Hall, Arlhur |. 236 Hall, H. Ceorgiana 142, 271, 272 Hall, Laura V. 252 Hall, Marilyn M, 275 Hall, Michael C. 236 Halliaan, lames Marlin 242 Hamlllon, Laura L. 279 Hamlet, Stephanie L. 254, 231 Hamlin, lanet L. Hammaker, Charlene F. 159, 265 Hammer, Barbara A. 258, 261 Hammerly, Elizabeth L. 39, 272 Hammond, Cynthia M. 40, 252, 269, 278, 279 Hammond, Pamela A. 136 Hanky, AnneMarie O. 256, 245, 265, 275 Hardy, Susan E. 154 Harman, Karen A, 255 Harmalz, Randy S. 229, 276, 283 Harmon, Anthony B. 252, 258 Harrell, lulia M. 247, 246, 229, 279 Harrington, Lisa C, 272 Harris, Cynthia L. 40 Harris, Kimberly B. 167 Harris, Lisa leanne 143 Harris, Scott H, 158, 252, 271 Harrison, Christine D. 261, 276 Harrison, Joseph Bret 2 58, 261 Hart, Cindy Rae 257, 263, 271 Hart, Clifford A. 40, 258 Harty, Kimm M. 256 Harvey, Kelly Dean 161 Haskin, Leanne F. 40, 250 Haslett, Elizabeth F. 41 Hauck, Amy E. 41, 250, 264, 265 Mauser, Martin Van 160, 236 Hawke, Paul H. 41, 166, 252, 254, 242 Hawkens, David A. 255, 277 Hayman, Katherine T. 41 Haynes, Patricia R. 254 Haynes, Vicki L. 279 Hayward, Nancy E, 42, 254, 2 56 Healey, Kathleen A. 154, 238 Heinike, Mary L. 42, 257 Heinrich, Georgia Ann 279 Helwig, Demby Bowman 238 Hely, lames D. 252 Hely, III, Joseph W. 287 Henegan, Colleen M. 42, 257, 245 Hennessy, Patricia A. 42 Henry, |ohn Robert 2 76 Herlocker, lulia A, 283 Heyl, Barbara A. 255, 231, 279 Higgins, Susan Bryan 155, 272 Hitt, Diane Faye 164, 257 Hitt, Gina Ann 277 Hobbs, Rebecca Anne 145, 262 Hobson, Mary L. 43 Hodges, )an Leslie 152, 265, 276 Hoftman, Curtis W. 242 Holdway, lodie Vaughn 280 Holland, lane C. 139 Holland, Katharine W. 2 77 Hollowell, Martha A. 144, 266, 269 Holmer, Hans Asgar 276, 277, 287 Holsinger, Alexander W. 166, 257, 272 Holtz, Katherine E. 154, 262 Holzbach, Kate E. 271 Honeycutt, Lucinda B. 251, 283 Honeycult, Ronald Lee Honeycutt, Stella L. 43, 252 Hopkins, Norma S. 138 Hopper, Patricia Ann 2 52 Horn, Timothy M. 137 Houck, ludie K. 135, 253 Houlgrave, Charles W. 270, 271 Houston, Charles A. 276 Houston, Mary W. 143 Howard, Lisa A, 43 Howe, Dianne L. 156, 257 Howe, Martha I. 1 55 Howell, Chandler F. 252 Howell, Linda E. 43, 254, 256 Hruby, Christine D. 231, 279 Hudachek, Mary R. 44, 254 Hudachek, Teresa Anne 2 55 Hudgins, lanet Cayle 146, 283 Muggins, Matthew D, 226 Hunt, lennifer L. 137, 257 Hunter, Patricia A. 44 Hunter, Peggy R. 44 Hurt, Katherine I, 45 Hutchings, Barbara A. 45, 256 Hyatt, Helen Lanier 238 Ifju, Katherine M, 153 Ince. Elizabeth A, 165 Ingalls, Belmda Ann 260, 247, 276 Ingrao, Mark S. 2 54 Irby. Eileen E. 283 lacobs, Karen L, 272 lacoby, Terry A. 1 36, 251 leffers, Teresa M. 45 lefferson, Linda G, 252, 258 lenkins, Bonita E. 258 lennings. Ann L, 255 lennings, David D. 269 lensen, lulia L. 45. 252, 254 lensen, Katerina N. 261 Johnson, Cii-fi Kf A 40, 265 Johnson, Kj en tngh 155 Johmon, Kalhryn L, 256 Johnvm, Mary fllen 257 Johnston, Joy U. 140 Jolliffe, Jenny B 4B, 2 72 Jon«, Cynthia A 48, 2)4, 2 77, iTI Jon«, Jean W, Jone , Kathleen 48, 255 Jon«, Kalhryn N. 261 Jone , Linda E, 49, 254, 231, 265 Jones, Lynn A. 49 Jones, Sandra Sue 49 Jones, Susan A. I 53 Jordan, Eileen P. 148 Jordan, Jane 49 Joynes, Mollic D 261, 287 Kaplan, Joanne A. 46 Kara, Sarah M, 1 60 Kay, Victoria I 46, 264, 265, 286 Kayan, Elizabeth A, 255 KelHer, Krisli ' l 160, 257, 280 Kellcy, Holly A. 46 Kellogg, Katrina 2 54 Kelly, Daniel P. 2 76 Kelly, Lisa 45, 252 Kelly, Matthew J. 252 Kelly, Michael G. 255, 252, 236 Kempton, John H. 251, 283 Kentiig, Karen Lynn 2 50 Kenneally, Lynn Anne 153 Kenney, Kathleen A. 2 54 Kerchner, Rebecca L.M. 261 Kerns, Robert B, 267 Kerrigan, Peter W. 235 Kersenbrock, Kristin K, 144, 254, 255 Keyl, Tina E. 140 Khahiri, Diana M. 47, 277 Kight, Anne S. 271 Kilbride, Kimberlcy A. 2 77 Kile, Frances Ann 4 7 Kimball, Karyn Y 47 King, Donna lean 252 King, Robin K. 47 Kingston, Blaire E. 257 Kirsch, Barbara A. 256 Klepacki, Karel Joan 271 Kling, Susan B. 265, 266, 272 Knowles, Susan Lynne 275 Knox, Carole Ann 231 Kocolis, Andrea G. 164 Komito. Audrey Sue 250, 254 Koslowski. Susan M- 155, 257, 272 Koleles, Karen A, 254, 255 Kramer, Diane P. 50 Kubecka, Debra Lynn 229 Kushmeider, Susan Lynn 142, 261 Laclair, Nancy A, 50, 265 Laffan, Theresa A. 2 78 Lagattuta, Anne W. 252, 257, 258 Lagrange, Patricia L. 261, 280 Lake, Sara Blair 158, 252, 258 Lambert, lennifer C. 2 57 Lane, Mary |. 165, 247 Langenbach, Lisa G. 50, 2 56 Langpaul, Lori Anne 1 54 Lankford, Cynthia L. 50 Larkins, Emily lane 146 Larkins, Helen L. 160 Latall, Craig R. 51 LeCaux, Elden lude 235 Leathers, Terry Lynn 1 54, 280 Leavitt, Susan B. 160, 231, 278 Lebherz, Patricia Lee 155, 259, 279 Lee, Carol lane 51 Lee, Linda C. 144 Lee, Pamela C, 157, 252, 272 Leggett, Carol A. 256 Leggetl, Elizabeth T. 163, 240 Lehman, Stephanie L. 51. 285 Lehman. Theresa Anne 161 lenihan, Kathleen M. 257 Leonard, Eileen Mary 153 Lewis, Diane M. 51, 254 Lewis, Lisa L. 251 Little, Clark W. 148 Little, Margaret M. 52 Littlejohn, Deborah K. 137, 262 Livesey, Carolyn 52 Logie, Elizabeth L. 52 Lohr, Mary K. 166, 255 Long, Cindy E. 52, 254, 255 Long, Stephanie 1 51 Long, Wilheimina 258 Longendorf, Lisa Allison 145 Loudenslager. Eleanor 53, 251 Loving, Patti L. 150. 245 Lovingood. Elizabeth A. 254 Lowe, Alice Bailey 261 Lowman, Linda C. 53 Luscavage, Toni A. 250, 247 Lynn, Charles A. 252. 271 Macadoo, Sally W. 53, 257 Maclennan. Elizabeth A. 165 Macqueenes. Thomas P. 235 Madden. Ann B. 262 Madigan, Mark E. 255 Mahanes, lanis C. 54 Mahone, Kathr n L. 138 Malec. Karen M. 54. 255 Maltor ' . Manha 54 Manderioli. Lisa Marie 275. 283 Manderioli. Teri A, 141 Manoogian. Barbara |. 251 Mansfield Michael C. 157 Manson. Barbara S. 144, 277 Markey. Jim 242 Markland. Ian M. 54. 283 Marsilio. Caroline A. 55 Martin. Hope E. 145 Martin. James R. 55 Martin. Kathleen M. 148. 166 Mason. Kathleen 265 Massey, Susan Ann 55 Matsuura, lanice K. 155. 280 Man, Katherine M. 55 Matthews, Margate K. 56 M  )ir«rt f ' itr, A S . ny 272 MM n rCrr .l V}.2i .2il ' AjBinft,. S A H,2 Urmw. f0 Anw 142, 2T2 tAuui. ftVu I IS4 MMUjit. MvhM I 1S2 MLAUrlUI. B«IW A l«l McC fl,  Jtr ta%, W 2 1, 2n tAcOtvmr,. K w M 2M McOmrh. Um, C. I M. 2M McCuH JV|| ( mutnui M 211 M(Cunr.iuiih. tlf I 247. 2M fMOir—i (i  i t M Mcl x.   l. '  2S2. 2 McOm ' . ■ ' «K. I HI. 2S7, 272 MctK or ' , r , t McCctm. Ottx S 2SS. 272 McCtrtt. Mwj louM I it McOiMy. Pjtriua f 2i McClMMin. ILvtn S S7. 2i7. 2 i McC«vt. Slunnanl 2SS McK  , 0« 4 L J7. 2V4. 2M McXmu . Movj ( S7. 281 McMjtion. Norinr ( 240 McMulltn. lUtwnnr A Ml 2ib. 2 Mradom, April I 264 Mudcxn. ItrtuK 27S Munry. B d(M A 143. 2S4, 2 . 27 . 2r Mram. Annr iMjnr 240. 278 Mran. |Kquri ne H I SO Mcxr. Ounj ElKW 267 Mmd, Edubcth A S8 MtnWKh. Liu I 2S2. 2K UtUmcn. Ciil A it. 2S7 MnucT. ArauF 141 Mbcs. Lcvirv Ann I i4 Muxngtt. )fattx I I S7 Meuw. SUphen | 226. 216 UttAi |r . H Hdbtn 2S8. 261. 277 Meyen. Amy R 58 Mcycn. Ojvn 242 Mey n, Eliutxlh A 167 MkUc. Uvcut lujnd I S7. 2S8. 242. 276 Mika. Kxtth Ann 280 Mikulas. Lyttne 59 Miln. yarct M 15] Miller. Amy Teroa 261. 255 Miller. Ann Clark 280 Miller. Anne H 59 Miller. Carol A 59. 266. 285 Miller. Catherine L 252 Miller. Chrntiane 15}. 257 Miller. Oouglat L 229 Miller. Tanya A 59. 256 Mills. Anita P. 60. 257 Mills. Oemelra lane 1 50. 266. 272. 273 Min. Theresa U 261 Minor, laird C 156 Minor. Susan Biscoe 262 Mitchell. Elisabeth O 161. 278 Mitchell. Kelly 141. 272 Mizzo. Elizabeth A 144. 260. 261. 277 Mocarski. Cx E. 266. 267. 269 Moehle. Linda Cvol 1 52 Mdl. eileanore254. 271 Money. Timolhs C 242 Monroe. Elizabeth L 271 Moones Robert T 254 .Moore Deborah Fave 271 Moore Ellen M Mb. 262 Moore Kaths ) 50 Ntoore. Robert A 236 Moore. Susan E. 146. 262. 286 organ. Paul ScoB 236 Morie. Tara Oreen 238 Moms. B«ss M. 271 V3rTis. Das-MJ M- 242 Moms vtarKarel C 250. 252 Moms Rubs 1 60. 256. 257 Ntorton Ruth vt. 252. 260 Moselev. Bartiara 61. 240 Moss. Princess R. 258. IVk 267 Mosseneer. loe 242 Mothershead. B erh L 61 Ntoynihan. Tori A 254 Mueller. Ann K. 272 Mutr. Allison L. 271 Mullins. Carol VL 61 Munses. An eii E, 236 Murphs. Amanda F 266l 269 turphs Maireen 136 sturras. Lizabelh A 51. 234 .Mislin. Kalhenne E. 1 61 . 278 Myers. Patricia L 142 Nash, Rhonda C. 141. 2 S Natanson. N ' oreen C. 258 Nelsoa Lisa Anne 1 55 Ne««combe. Stanha Morse N c w co iii o . Kenneth R. 252 Nichols. Linda Louise 24 ' Nichok. Lisa S. 62 Nichols. Vidty L. 62. 256. 2ST. 25x 279 Nidnsoa Slacey E. 149. 269 Nix. Sarah W. 261 Notes. Diane L 139 Noona. Susan C 62 Notfail Valorie I. 150 North. AKssa R. 252. 265 Novak. Doma Grace 237 Nuctots. Mdods C 164 25- 2 Nv en. EKzabeth L 261 Nunn. Swcka Parts 23S CTBrieiv Lisa M. 2: O ' Cbmea M. rdeen 255 CrCcnnel. Paaicia Anrv 238 CTEJonnel. Susan Ka« 158 CTHara. Pavioa A 62. 256. 2S7 CTKeeie. Kate 63. 289 Cnce«ey. I. MiMnl 283 CTNeil. Pakioa NL 134. 258 Obai Cynhia L 153 Oaden.Rid ard 0.166 OiwT. tohn 242 Otson. Kathenne E. 148 Ossea. HorencB M. 145 Ooa Kalhryn G. 235 229 ilS Oxen Diane L, 247 293 Owens, lames Ray 229, 228 Padgett, Amy Lorraine 265 Padgett, Elizabeth L. 1 59, 272 Palmer, Elizabeth P. 256 nne M. 258 Par: i 162 Parker, Amanda L, 63 Parker, Debra I. 262 Parks, Valerie A. 63, 254, 247 Parrish, Cynthia R. 63, 255 Pars 1 Elai ■ 152 Patsell, Nancy K, 156, 275, 280 Patterson, Amanda 5. 151 Patty, Terri Lynne 1 61 Paull, Pamela Beth 2 77 Payne, Lisa Gail 142, 272, 276 Payne, Sharon Byrd 1 56 Peake, Janine H, 64, 258, 272 Pekinpaugh, Patrick E. 242, 2 79 Pelter, Cynthia Ann 257 Pendleton, Tma K. 64 Penley, Katherine A. 252 Pepptatt, Margaret C. 1 46 Perdigao, Pam 64 Perdue, Amy A. 144, 254 Perkins, Anne N. 155, 255, 261 Perkins, Dawn Annette 247 Perkins, Mary L. 64 Perry, Anne H. 234 Perry, Lisa A. 271 Perry, Mary Jeanine 260 Perry, Regina Ellen 161 Peterschmidt, Monica |. 283 Peterson, Karen K. 65 Pfeiffer, Deborah A. 252, 256 Pickett, Kathryn A. 65 Pickral, Elizabeth A, 156, 229, 228, 276, 28 Piedmont, Dorathy D. 279 Pierce, Meredith A. 256 Pierpoint, lames B. 236 Pierson, Donna Sue 156, 262 Pinckney, lohn F. 65, 261, 272, 275 Pittelli, Paul Anthony 147, 236 Pittman, Barbara C. 65, 256, 257 Pitts, Kristy Lee 66 Poindexter, Audrey V. 258 Poole, Diane E. 156, 257 Pope, Cayle jean 66, 256 Popkins, Laura E. Porter, Janet A. 258, 261 Powell, Emily A. 66 Powell, Trenda A. 250 Power, Deborah K. 67, 252 Prescott, Victoria I. 67, 234 Prichard, Priscilla E. 136, 262, 266, 269 Prindle, Debra lane 145 Prins, Lisbeth L, 277 Prothro, Wendy 147, 247 Proto, Laura L, 251, 263 Pruden, Elizabeth E. 67 Pugh, Jeanne C. 238 Putnam, Christy L, 263 Quint, Suzanne H. 67, 252, 272 Raiser, Marc Victor 148 Ramsey, Kathleen M. 252 Randolph, Dorothy A. 280 Ray, Kathryn D, 152, 2 78 Ray, Katrina A. 234, 235, 277, 279 Raymond, Todd Harrell 254 Reader, Bettie A . 146 Reamy, Ann Dobyns 257 Reback, Holland 260 Rebein, Cynthia Ann 155 Reed, Amy H. 275 Reed, Anne M 258, 269 Reem, Evelyn M. 238 Reese, Mary Kathryn 146, 266 Register, Loucrcsia 68 Reid, Debra F. 231, 279 Reid, Susan Sylvia 159, 272 Reiley, Bernard C. 242 Reilly, Patricia L. 68 Renne, Cherise Ann 2 79 Retan, Nancy K, 68, 252, 254 Reynard, Victoria L. 162, 2 50 Rhyne, Patricia E. 261 Rice, Emily Sue 163 Richards, Sally M. 138 Richardson, Caria C. 260, 247 Richardson, Lynda L- 280 Richardson, Susan A, 68, 265 Richie, Tamera Leigh 1 59, 269, 275 Rickerich, Gail F. 163 Riegert, Glenis R. 275 Riggins, Nancy Macon 1 54 Riggsbee, Jr., Maxwell Kay 258 Rinaca, Anna C- 283 Rippo, Bonnie M. 69, 255 Ritzert, Teresa A. 255 Roach, Mary M. 167, 277, 278, 287 Robbins, Cynthia Kay 167, 279 Roberts, Dianna L. 276 Roberts, Perry Anne 165 Robertson, Sharon Ruth 153 Robertson, Susan C. 263 Robinson, Mary E. 271 Robuck, Susan Marie 1 50, 265, 272, 275 Rodriguez, Charles R. 258, 271, 277, 280 Roedy, Alison L. 69 Rogalski, Susan M. 261 Rohaly, Elizabeths. 2 58 Roman, lane E, 69 Romano, Carol Denise 272, 277 Romayko. lodi B. 137, 276 Rood, Alice Delany 2 58 Root, Marilyn 272, 278 Roper, Mary B. 140, 155 Rosche, Loretta E. 250 Rose, Ronald C. 226 Rossman, Kim E. 69 Rountree, Kirsten M. 260 Rowe, Kathleen M. 70, 257 Rowley, Donna |. 70 Royal, Mabel Olivia 258 Rozycki, Elizabeth 280 Rucker, Cedric B. 251, 258, 255 Rudacille, Vicki Ella 152 Rudd, Nancy C. 70 Rupple, Sylvie R. 71 Russell, Mary L. 71, 258 Russell, Rosalind D. 258 Rutledge, Deborah A. 258 Ryan, Dorothy D. 167, 260, 247, 279 Ryan, Nancy Lynn 266, 269 Sabanosh, Barbara L. 252 Sachs, Sharon R. 143, 255, 263, 286 Sadlowe, Claudia I. 266 Sams, Candace D. 71, 256, 279 Samuels, Paula T. 258 Santa Barbara, Melissa Anne 256 Saracco, Julie M. 2 4 Sauder, Anne F. 71, 2 56, 2 76 Sawyer, Starr E. 272 Saylor, loni L. 72 Saylor, Lisbeth K, 149 Saylor, Thomas P. 149 Scales, Tia Marlona 154, 258 Scarpa, Sally |o 147, 277 Schaefer, Monica Pearl 142 Scharff, William H. 252 Schiller, Kim H. 72, 252, 261 Schlimgen, Patrice Ann 1 59 Schlimgen, Steven P. 72 Schneider, Theresa L. 160, 257 Schoeb, Barbara T. 254, 2 79 Schramm, Ellen |. 72, 266 Schumacher, lohn E, 283 Schutte, Paul C. 275 Schwalbe, David |. 283 Schweissinger, Sharon A. 138 Schwiderski, Lite Ellen 163 Scott, Jane P. 231, 2 79 Scott, Sonja R. 73, 252, 2 58, 265 Sear, Joan Elaine 280 Shadrick, Rachel 252, 253, 254 Shaffer, Kimberly S. 147, 261 Shaibani, Shahab, 236, 271 Shaip, Laura E. 73, 256 Shaner, Rebecca L. 258, 261 Sharman, James M. 258, 280 Sharpe, Deborah J. 73 Shaw, Susan E, 256 Shea, Cynthia M. 257 Shealor, Lizabeth Ann 257 Shelton, Katherine B. 73, 240 Shepard, Lynn A. 272 Shepherd, Virginia P. 163 Sheridan, Linda L. 74, 256 Sheridan, Mary E. 74 Shields, Frank M. 74, 252, 254 Shipp, Elizabeth H. 257, 231 Shipp, Molly S. 160 Shoemaker, Keith R. 257, 258, 286 Siegrist, Mary R. 257 Simmons, Mary F. 255, 260 Simpson, Margaret P. 75 Simpson, Thomas A, 256 Sketchley, Anne L. 250, 275 Skinner, Nancy L. 287 Slusher, Sandra L, 75 Smith, Catherine A. 252, 258 Smith, Donna G. 157, 252, 261 Smith, Donna M. 75, 254, 258 Smith, Lorena Ann 266 Smith, Marie D. Smith, Marvin Lee 258, 242 Smith, Melanie Ann 158 Smith, Monica L. 165 Smith, Nicole S- 144 Smith, Valerie C. 258 Smith, Jr., David Robert 261 L. 258 Snell, Lisa J. 247 Snyder, Sherri L. 1 59 Sokolowski, Gregory J. 75 Sours, SindeeC, 76, 252, 256 Spain, Ruth E. 265, 272 Spann, loan P. 76, 287 Sperlazza, Carmela 76, 266, 269 Sprang, Debra Ann 261 St. Martin, |o-Marie 163 Stableford, Mark H. 271, 276, 278, 283 Stafford, Anne Marple 152, 262, 272, 277, 278, 279, 26 Stafford, Marianne R. 261 Stahl, Susan |. 146, 276 Stanford, Nancy Susan 1 54 Stankiewicz, Jan M. 147, 77 Stapleton, Susan A. 77, 258 Stapp, Vana L 77, 271 Stephenson, Karen E. 143, 241, 240, 279 Stephenson, Kimberly A. 165, 245, 265, 278 Stevens, Lisa M 77 Stewart, Shawn A. 275 Sliefel, Virginia M. 252 Still, Carter E. 147 Stinson, Kimberly H. 153 Stofko, Margaret J. 167 Stofko, Mildred C. 167, 262 Stogdale, Janice R. 267 Stone, Charles A. 78 Stormont, Danette Lynn 2 79 Straley, Forrest A. 256, 226 Strickland, Barbara 261 Strong, Faith C. 269 Stuart, Elizabeth P. 283 Stubblefield, Pamela S. 139 Stucker, Gloria E. 1 53 Stuckner, Karen Mary 269 Stull, Martin C. 163, 254, 252, 275 Sullivan, Sheryl P. 78 Sundermann, Cindy L. 76, 261, 272, 273 Swain, Carol Elaine 153 Swain, Keith T. 283 Swick, Mark T. 252 Switzer, Skylar L. 251, 256 Symes, Helen Olivia 142, 261, 263, 271 Tabb, Tari Ann 145, 2 52 Talbot, Pamela S. 261 Tallgren, Karen Joyce 1 64, 247 Tankersley, Marjorie R. Tanous, Jacqueline G. 252 Taylor, Cynthia C. 136 Taylor, Karl Jeffrey 157, 258 Taylor, Mary Lou 1 67 Taylor, Nan Fairbank 255 Tent, Suzanne A. 252, 254 Thacker, Odella M. 78 Therry, James Norman 261 Thomas, Brenda T. 1 50 Thomas, Daniel Antho 2 75 Thomas, Kendra L. 79, 231 Thomas, Machele S. 165, 2 78, 279 Thomasson, Patricia A. 79, 255 Thompson, Anne Marie 1 54, 262 Thompson, Christine B. 265 Thompson, Dawn E. 142, 256, 263, 275 Thompson, Donna Lynn 280 Thompson, John P. 256, 258, 265 Thompson, Laurie Dee 155, 272 Thompson, Sarah Esther 146, 252 Thuot, Christine A. 278 Tillery, Sue Ann 157, 266, 267 Tindall, Katherine M. 154 Titchenell, Lovina S. 79, 275 Tomlin. Jane Ellen 265 Toney, Sharlene L. 140 Torri, Mary T. 139, 269 Tracy. Ill, Paul S. 255 Tracz, Pat 242 Traweek, Dorothy L. 79, 254 Treacy, Mary B. 256, 266, 269 Trexler, Constance 80 Trost, Laura Lee 80 Troutman, Pamela E. 80 Tucker, Linda C. 276 Tuggle, Bonnie G. 257, 261 Toggle, Lauren C. 138 Turley, David E. 256, 229 Tyiek, Michael Todd 257 Unger, Vivian Lisa 280 Utz, Jennifer L. 230, 245, 279 Utz, Sharon T. 152 Valente, Thomas W. 256 Velardi, Derry A. 166, 254, 271, 276, 280 Vermilyea, Gail 159, 261 Vernon, Leslie A. 254 Via, Victoria C. 151, 269 Viar, Robin Lynn 80 Viau, Jacqueline M. 61 Viau, Martha Jean 164, 280, 286 Vincent, Jill E. 81 Wade, Lisa Powell 1 55 Wagner, Virginia F. 136 Walbroehl, Yvonne M. 147, 254, 261, 265, 274, 287 Wal ker, Elizabeths. 156 Walker, Kathleen S. 160, 269 Wallace, Lezlie Luan 142, 240, 245, 279 Waller, Lisa K. 81, 265 Walsh, Kevin M. 283 Walters, Kathleen J. 143 Ward, Lisa Diane 272, 277 Warker, Kimberly J. 81, 245 Warnke, Lorene K. 163 Warren, Barbara C. 252, 253, 254 Washington, Pamela M. 258 Washington, Sandra E. 258, 263 Watkins, Mary S. 139, 263 Watts, Jr., Robert C. 242 Weathersby, Sandra R. 262 Webb, Janice L. 147, 262 Webber, Vinoria A. 148 Weedon, Patricia A. 82 Wells, Brenda L. 161 Wells, Gray 138 Wendling, Gary Dean 62, 275 Wentz, Elliott Lee 283 Werner, lean Ann 82, 256 Wesley, Stephanie L. 257 West, Carolyn Ann 146 West, Pamela D. 138 Wheeler, Leslie A. 82 Whelan, Joanne M. 83, 265 White, Anne E. 269 White, Elaine S. 261 White, Judith Lynn 152, 2 75 White, Martha Ann 83, 274, 275 Whittaker, Cheryl Lynn 142, 261 Whittier, CristineE. 257, 279 Wiedorn, Penelope A. 1 60 Wigandt, Linda Ellen 283 Wilder, Karen S. 2 76 Wilkinson, Cynthia D. 138, 261, 266 Williams, Betty Kay 83 Williams, Kimberly G. 83 Williams, Lucy E. 238, 245 Williams, Martha D. 84 Williams, Martha E. 252, 247, 276 Williams, Michael B. 236 Williams, Sidney B. 147 Williams, Suzanne 84 Williams, Verna Anita 256 Williams, William K. 236 Williamson, Cynthia 266 Williamson, Mary L. 157 Williamson, Patricia A. 275 Willis, Ruth L. 261 Willis, Susan Jane 265, 260 Wilson, Carol T. 166, 272, 283, 286 Wilson, Jr., Charles W. 258, 242 Wiltshire, Sally C. 137, 263 Wimbish, Nancy C. 136, 262 Wingfield, Sherry M. 157, 260 Wise, Sandra lean 148, 234, 235, 263, 277 Wolfington, Mary P. 2 76 Wolfrod, Susan M. 271 Wolotkiewicz, Diana A. 2 54 Woodson, Cynthia K. 160 Wray, Kim Irby 255 Wright, Elizabeth K. 234, 2 77 Wright, Linda S. 166 Wright, Noel J. 271 Wyszpolski, Randall T. 283 Yaffey, Karen Ann 1 53 Yamamoto, Patricia R. 84, 260 Yastrop, Victor A. 84, 2 52 Yee, Mary Shui 251 Zortman, Teresa Ann 261 STUDENT DIRECTORY Carol A, A.irseth 72 Webor Ave. Malverne, NY 11565 Sameena Ahmed 2402 Parkers Lane Alexandria, VA 22306 Ellen W. Ailsworth Box 217 Deltaville, VA 23043 Fatima Allibhai 1903 Stevens Rd. Woodbridge, VA 22191 Carol E. Alstatt 1016 Chlswell Lane Silver Spring, MD 20901 Roberta E. Ambrose 235 Brook Lane Grafton, VA 23692 Jackie L. Anderson 1611 Lafayette Blvd. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Susan G. Anderson Rt. 1 Agricola Monroe, VA 24574 Nancy C. Andrews Rt. 1 Box 1 1 8 Halifax, VA 24558 Virginia A. Andrevv ' s 4402 Sanders Lane Catharpin, VA 22018 Gwen A. Arnhoff Rt. 3 Box 82 Charlottesville, VA 22901 Sharlene N. Ash 5926 King James Drive Alexandria, VA 22310 Barbara A. Bacon 1 365 Emory Place Norfolk, VA 23509 Amy V. Baker 901 Eastern View Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Kathleen A. Baker 7716 Cervantes Lane Springfield, VA 22150 Elinor B. Barrett 7715 Northdown Rd. Alexandria, VA 22308 Polly L. Batchelder 734 Hunter Ct. SW Vienna, VA 22180 Anthony F. Bavota 1 41 1 Franklin St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Elizabeth A. Beane P.O. Box 167 Manassas, VA 22110 Geoffrey B. Beardall 4335 N. 24th St. Arlington, VA 22207 Jean D. Beazley 4818 Burtfield Drive Richmond, VA 23231 Katherine A. Beckett 2695 Mc Vey Blvd. W. Worthington, OH 43085 Torri D. Bell 382B Amber Way Ro.inokc, VA 24018 Ronald H. Bennet 6 Lancelot Court St. James, NY 1 1 780 Suzanne R. Bevan 407 Butternut Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Lisa M. Bilder 227 Tennessee Ave. Alexandria, VA 22305 Debora A. Black Rt. 1 Box 10 Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Stephanie H. Blackwell 2306 Cowan Blvd. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Pamela G. Blakley Rt. 4 Box 100 Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Elaine C. Blotkamp 4005 Belspring Rd. Chester, VA 23831 Timothy G. Bobbitt Box 2263 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Bryn C Bohler 1048 North Shore Rd. Norfolk, VA 23505 George P. Bond Rt. 5 Box 288 Spotsylvania, VA 22553 Alisa G. Booze 3900 Saldale Drive Richmond, VA 23234 Andrea J. Bourland 34 Fulton Ave. Box 43 Walkersville, MD 21793 Susan M. Boyce 1 15120 Concord Drive Woodbridge, VA 22193 James H.A. Boyd 547 Fourth St. Culpeper, VA 22701 Rebecca L. Bradley 1 10 Baldwin Ave. Portsmouth, VA 23702 Jane V. Bragdon 501 Hanover St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Lisa K. Brehm 4061 Ridgevievv Circle Arlington, VA 22207 Elizabeth A. Brestrup 6351 Carolyn Drive Falls Church, VA 22044 Ann C. Brewster 5 5236 Pleasant Hall Court Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Pamela L. Brown P.O. Box 2308 College Station Fredefick borK, VA 22401 Amanda L. Bruch 1003 DcWolfc Drive Alexandria, VA 22308 Maryellen E, Buczfk P.O. Box 301 1 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Cynthia E. Burns 3024 N. Tuckahrx; St. Arlinglfjn, VA 22213 Jean M. Burns 1636 Michael Lane Pacific Palisade, CA 90272 Ellen M. Butler 705 Prince Edward St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Tammie L. Butler 728 Shamrock Road Charlottesville, VA 22903 jane K. Butt 977 Spencer Road McLean, VA 22101 Nell C. Byers 305 Jackson Ave. Lexington, VA 24450 Ann M. Byrne 8421 Mt. Vernon Highway Alexandria, VA 22309 Karin L. Cameron Rt. 1 Box 508C Stafford, VA 22554 lamela I. Cameron 808 Ward Ave. Charlottesville, VA 22901 Alice W. Campbell 820 Bright St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Janet L. Campbell 2047 Midshipman Drive Stafford, VA 22554 Laura A. Campbell 26 Otterview Rd. Forest, VA 24551 Mary B. Camp bell 4016 Summit St. Lynchburg, VA 24503 Teresa A. Campbell 1401 Claremont Ave. Richmond, VA 23227 Valerie L. Campbell 2244 Richelieu Drive Vienna, VA 22180 Carin ). Carr 320 Ellis Way Golden, CO 80401 Susan A. Carr Quarters E Naval Base Little Creek. VA 23521 Francis C. Carter Rt. 5 Box 763 Fredericksburg. V.- 22401 Luanne Carter 5400 Bernard St. Roanoke, VA 24014 Carolyn M. Cashman ftl. fr.- OctxirjihS Oaon 90J5 Bufwell Rd Noknunnt. VA 2212) AnaM. Oion Call«8A-8 Cayey. PR 0061) Diane A. ChriUcoher 1205 Swinks Vbfl Rd Mclean, VA 22101 Oebocah L. Coggin 1 509 BrowoMiynn Rd. Richmond, VA 2)213 Sarah T. Collier 1534 Club Driv« Lynchburg, VA 24503 Luanne O. Conrad 1 328 Creamer Rd. NaMk. VA 23503 Dennis C. Cooper 445 Hanson Ave. Fredenckiburg. VA 22401 Sharon L. Cooper Box 33 Middleburg.VA 22117 Larry E. Oablree RL 2 Box 2491 Fredericksburg. VA 22401 Lisa C. Oablree Rl. 6 Box I4R Petersburg. VA 23803 Teresa K. Crady RL2 Box7B Lowesville. VA 22951 Katherine S. Crocked P.O. Box 242 Irvin on. VA 22480 Pamela S. Cropp 201 Church SL Fredericksburg, VA 22401 lohn W. Cuitis Star RL 1 Box 49A Lignum. VA 22726 Sarah A. Curtis 1803 Berkeley Ave. Petersburg, VA 23803 Ruth S DeArmin 1202 Ware Si. Vienna. VA 22180 lane ht. Deboskey 5605 Cahon Orrve Raleigh. NC 27612 Esther). Delulio 907 Eastern View Oi e Frederictcsburg. VA 22401 Marv M- OempevMjIf 236 .Menin A «- Bergeniield. NIO : ' Nlana |. Dennis 5835 Chesapeake e t: Norfolk. VA 23513 Lairv D. Demiody Box 26 VVine wx d Drive Locust Grove, VA 22508 Catharine C. Dickey Wakefield Manor Huntly, VA 22640 Jennifer J. Dix 13030 Mapleview Lane Fairfax, VA 22030 Jeffrey D. Dodd 547 Melchers Drive Falmouth, VA 22401 Kimberly R. Dodson 8802 Basswood Rd. Richmond, VA 23229 Donna J. Dollings 5404 Smith Ave. Richmond, VA 23228 Diane L. Dorsey 4119 Medford Drive Annandale, VA 22003 Debra L. Dovel 819 Caroline St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Mary B. Dowell 9000 Stonewall Rd. Manassas, VA 22110 Molly J. Doyel 2208 Reddfield Drive Falls Church, VA 22043 Martha A. Dunn 1627 Woodmoor Lane McLean, VA 22101 Lorraine K. Duperock 105 Warren Circle Spotsylvania, VA 22553 Betty A. Durrer Rt. 3 Box 1 2 King George, VA 22485 Julia T. Dyer 1887 Arlington Rd. Roanoke, VA 24015 Laurien L. Dymacek Rt. 1 Box 322 Bumpass, VA 23024 Lillian E. Eddins P.O. Box 289 Madison, VA 22727 Cathleen A. Foote 610 W. Downer Place Aurora, IL 60806 Dawn E. Forbes 81 1 Ridgecrest Drive Roanoke, VA 24019 Kelly ). Foster 121 Avondale Drive Lynchburg, VA 24502 Leeanna Foster 303 Jackson Ave. Lexington, VA 24450 Bonnie G. France P.O. Box 205 Haynesville, VA 22472 Lynn A. Frankenbach 125 Halsey St. Southampton, NY 11968 Janet L. Franklin Rt. 1 Box 53 Reedville, VA 22539 Stephanie A. French 6500 N. Rochester St Falls Church, VA 22043 Mary P. Gallagher 4 Lionel Drive Simsbury, CT 06070 Barbara L. Gant 315 Stratford Ave. Westmont, NJ 08108 Judson M. Gardner P.O. Box 2277 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Susan K. Carter 51 Burki Place Freehold, NJ 07728 Susan L. Gauch 3 Schwenker Place Fair Haven, NJ 07701 Betsy A. Geddes 648 Dogwood Rd. Winchester, VA 22601 Mary P. Geraghty 392 Saber Court Yorktown Heights, NY 1 0598 Karen L. Gordon Rt. 1 Box 1 23 Catlett, VA 22019 Melanie Gordon 10101 Roslyn Court Manassas, VA 22110 Danna B. Graf Rt. 1 Box 8K4 Chatham, VA 24531 Richard P. Graham, Jr. 4914 Sudley Rd. Catharpin, VA 22018 Nancy J. Grandy 8409 Weiler Ave. McLean, VA 22101 David M. Craves P.O. Box 1903 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 James P. Graves P.O. Box 214 Keysville, VA 23947 Elisabeth A. Gray Highland Park Glasgow, KY 42141 Sarah J. Griffin 19213 Mockingbird Heights Triangle, VA22172 Gadson A. Griffis RFD 1 Warrenton, VA 22186 Marcia S. Crozen 8607 Cushman Place Alexandria, VA 22308 Alvard F. Cuillem 1 1 1 Drake Court Manassas, VA22110 Kathy D. Habron 2923 Linderwood Drive Mechanicsville, VA 23111 Pamela S. Hailey RL 1 Box 69 Drakes Branch, VA 23937 Mary J. Hale 1 1 5 W. River Bend Rd. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Clifford A. Hart P.O. Box 484 Williamsburg, VA 23185 Winifred A. Hart 115 N. Highland St. Arlington, VA 22201 Kimm M. Harty 129 Centershore Rd. Centerport, NY 11721 Leanne F. Haskin 202 El Dorado Drive Richmond, VA 23329 Elizabeth F. Haslett 401 Sycamore Rd. Franklin, VA 23851 Amy E. Hauck 40 Idlewood Hamburg, NY 14075 Katherine T. Hayman 3121 Batte4sea Lane Alexandria, VA 22309 Nancy E. Hayward 3146 Lookout Point Triangle, VA 22172 Mary L. Helnike 1 609 Hybia Rd. Richmond, VA 23235 James D. Hely 1412 Elaine Terrace Union, NJ 07083 Colleen M. Henegan 96 Windsor Ave. Rockville Center, NY 11570 Patricia A. Hennessy 1019 Harriman St. Great Falls, VA 22066 Michael D. Higbee 2223 Longview Drive Woodbridge, VA 22191 John P. Hill 1314 Littlepage St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Marcia S. Hill 234 Betty Lewis Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22401 James E. Ellis 1017 Frederick Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Doran L. Gilliam 3640 Old Forge Rd. Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Elizabeth L. Hammerly 55 Morren Park Rd. Leesburg, VA 22075 Sandra D. Hill Rt. 3 Box USA Nathalie, VA 24577 Kathleen M. Epson 1 0003 Garrett St. Vienna, VA 22180 Bridgett S. Evans 306 E. Pine St. Tazewell, VA 24651 Sarah A. Ferrell-Campbell 5604 Eunice Drive Richmond, VA 23229 Mary T. Fields .15 Holly Drive :Manakin, VA 23103 Donna L. Fluharty P.O. Box 2865 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Helen V. Fones 2031 Madrillon Rd Vienna, VA 22180 296 Kathryn E. Givens 620 Dogwood Drive Salem, VA 24153 Jennifer K. Glover Star Route B Staunton, VA 24401 Ruby K. Goffigon RFD Cape Charles, VA 23310 Patricia A. Goliash 8346 Wagon Wheel Rd. Alexandria, VA 22309 Sabrina C Coll 819 Weedon St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Theresa V. Coodwyn RFD 1 Box 163 Stony Creek, VA 23882 Cynthia M. Hammond 2303 Wittington Blvd. Alexandria, VA 22308 James L. Hancock Rt. 1 Box 1 20 A Manakin Sabot, VA 23103 Julia M. Harrell 5705 Glamis Drive Alexandria, VA 22310 Kathleen C. Harrigan 24 Holly Drive East Northport, NY 11731 Cynthia L. Harris Rt. 4 Appomattox, VA 24522 Michael K. Harris 1428 Dandridge St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Mary L. Hobson 8021 Falstaff Rd. McLean, VA 22101 Susan Holloway 6800 Karlson St. McLean, VA 22101 Stella L. Honeycutt 2712 Poplar St. Hopewell, VA 23860 Lisa A. Howard 3323 Laurel Court Falls Church, VA 22042 Linda E. Howell 1131 Deer Run Drive Vinton, VA 24179 Mary R. Hudachek 7904 Springfield Village Drive Springfield, VA 22152 Karen ). Hughps 104 Old Landing Court Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Lillian Y. Hughes Box 321 Orange, VA 22960 Cynthia A. Hull P.O. Box 3703 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Patricia A. Hunter 2109 White Marsh Rd. Suffolk, VA 23434 Peggy R. Hunter 461 1 Lawn Court Fairfax, VA 22030 Katherine L. Hurt Rt. 5 Box 200 Bedford, VA 24523 Barbara A. Hutchings 5802 Crenshaw Rd. Richmond, VA 23227 Neil H. Hutchison 204 Beechwood Court Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Beverly lezzi Rt. 2 Box 242 King George, VA 22485 Teresa M. Jeffers Rt. 2 Box 2 Monrovia, MD 21770 Linda G. Jefferson 913 N. 35th St. Richmond, VA 23223 Ann L. Jennings Rt. 2 Box 1 8C Rustburg, VA 24588 David D. Jennings 1112 Charles St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Julia L. Jensen 7745 Bridle Path Lane McLean, VA 22101 Gregory A. Johnson P.O. Box 2066 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Jenny B. Jolliffe Rt. 3 Box 1 1 Winchester, VA 22601 Cynthia A. Jones Rt. 5 Box 269 Lexington, VA 24450 Kathleen Jones 414 Hill St. Boonton, NJ 07005 Linda E. Jones 4023 Latham Drive Haymarket, VA 22069 Lynn A. Jones 2407 Garnett Court Vienna, VA 22180 Janis A. lordan 21 7 Shamro k fJrivc Danville, VA 24541 Polly E. Joseph Rt. 1 Box 288 Charlottesville, VA 22901 Sharon S. Joustra 344 Sycamore Ave, Buena Vista, VA 24416 Joanne A. Kaplan 1 Barry Ave. Ft. Riley, KS 66442 llona R. Kassy 7003 Roundtree Rd. Falls Church, VA 22042 Victoria I. Kay 442 W. Washington St. Suffolk, VA 23434 Holly A. Kelley 1508 Willingham Rd. Richmond, VA 23233 Lisa D. Kelly 1 19 Lakeshore Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Michael G. Kelly 31 Berkshire Lane Spotsylvania, VA 22553 Barbara j. Kennedy 3403 Weaver Road Hampton, VA 23666 Vinita Keswahi As. Dev. Bank Box 789 Manila, Phillipines Diana M. Khabiri Rt. 1 Box 200 King George, VA 22485 Kerry A. Kiehl 1300 Rolfe Lane Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Frances A. Kile P.O. Box 13 Triangle, VA 22172 Jennifer L. Kilgour Rt. 4 Box 161C Leesburg, VA 22075 Karyn Y. Kimball 1 2 Pope Rd. Westbrook, ME 04092 Janet S. King Rt. 2 Box 898A Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Robin K. King 2001 Atlee Rd. Mechanicsville, VA 23111 Margaret T. Kingham MOQ 4205 A Quantico, VA 22134 Barbara A. Kirsch 12 Bowen Ave. Woodstown, NJ 08098 Paul A. Kuhn Jeb ;liane Washinjjlon, VA 22747 Nancy A, LaClair 364 Avenida Leona Sarasofa, FL 33581 Linda M. Lambert Hidden Valley Box 19 Stafford, VA 22554 Lisa C. Langenbach 625 Pleasant Hall Drive Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Cynthia L. Lankford P.O. Box 337 Franklin, VA 23851 Craig R. Latall 6406 Wyngale Drive Springfield, VA 22152 Carol J. Lee 6857 Dina Leigh Court Springfield, VA 22153 Stephanie L. Lehman 301 W. Charlotte St. Sterling, VA 22170 Anne K. Levay 5409 Toddsbury Rd. Richmond, VA 23226 Diane M. Lewis 8008 W. Boulevard Drive Alexandria, VA 22308 Victoria V. Lewis 812 Anderson Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Margaret M. Little 1923 Westmoreland St. McLean, VA 22101 Carolyn Livesey 9211 Cherrytree Drive Alexandria, VA 22309 Elizabeth L. Logie 5001 Boonesboro Rd. Lynchburg, VA 24503 Cmdy E. Long 8921 Burke Lake Rd. Springfield, VA 22151 Eleanor Loudenslager P.O. Box 407 Warsaw, VA 22572 Laura L, Lowe 2216 Caroline St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Linda C. Lowman 44 Bay Drive Massapequa. NY 1 1 758 Toni A. Luscavage 1 3305 Nassau Drive Woodbridge. VA 22193 Sally W. Macadoo P.O. Box 1515 Pulaski, VA 24301 f.1 ' 7 ( . Tammie I. M nxt-n Rt 2 Box 109 Vmimmon, HC 27092 lanM. MvUand 6001 Uvwocid Onve Aleiumdrij. VA 22)10 Oroline A. Marwbo 14128 EvtnOnv WooiR rid9e, VA 22191 lametR. Martin Rl 3Box )}S Hay«, VA 23072 Susan A. Mhmv 2231 Wiltingfon BMl. AJeundria. VA 22)08 KalhenneM. Man 206 Podtaivi Place Richinood. VA 2)221 Margaret K. MaOhewi 5807 Bradley Ave. Norfolk. VA 2)518 Tambrey A. Malthewt 4)00 Lees Comer Rd. Chantilly. VA 22021 Martha |. McOarey P.O. Box 475) Colie Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 lanel L McConnel 67)2 DelarvJ Drive SpringMd.VA 22152 MarkR. McCoy 907 lefferson Davis Highway Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Edith R. McDamei Rl I Box )IA Glen Allen. VA 2)060 Deborahs. McCehee )22l Londondenv Lane Roanoke. VA 24018 Karen S. .vtcClolhIm Rt. 3 Box 67 Cedar Blufi. VA 24609 Cheryl L McKay 7605 Noble Ave. Richnwnd. VA 2)227 Moira E. McKeot 456 MavmorM Drive Ballwin. MO 6)01 1 Katherine A. McMulen 404 Woodroof Rd. Newport Newv. VA 23606 Lisa McNuky 812 .Arrow Lane Ridgewood. N| 07450 Elizabeth .A. Meisel 3)7 Lexington Rd. Ridmond. VA 2)226 Sandra S. Jones 272 Cedar St. Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Tammy S. Jones 2321 Cowan Blvd. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Faye L. Knapp P.O. Box 1 58 Stafford, VA 22554 Diane P. Kramer 808 Marye St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 janis C. Mahaney 5132 Wedgewood Rd. Lynchburg. VA 24503 Karen M. Malec 41 1 Beach Drive Annapolis, MD 21403 Dsa i. Meistench 23 Maple Av«. Montvale. N) 07645 Gail A. MetaiBon 13410 Cri n Way RockviBe, MD 20853 297 Michael A. Mello 15696 Thistle Court Dumfries, VA 22026 Amy R. Meyers 405 Cockeysmill Rd. Reisterstown, MD 21136 Connie L. Mikul as 109 Willoughby Drive Williamsburg, VA 23185 Anne H. Miller 2 Beverly Rd. Madison, Nj 07940 Carol A. Miller 302 W. 7th St. Waynesboro, PA 1 7268 Tanya A. Miller 3050 Covington St. Fairfax, VA 22031 Anita P. Mills P.O. Box 2743 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Laird C. Minor P.O. Box 3311 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Susan |. Mock 1326 Round Oak Court Mclean, VA 22101 Kathy J. Moore 7230 Cresham St. Springfield, VA 22151 Ruby L. Morris General Delivery Dyke, VA 22935 Barbara A. Moseley 81 1 1 Cottage St. Dunn Loring, VA 22027 Beverly E. Mothershead Rt. 1 Box 1 65 Montross, VA 22520 Terri A. Moynihan 808 Spotswood Drive Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Carol M. Mullins C O LTC L. Mullins Hanau Mil Cm. APO, NY 09165 Lizabeth A. Murray 1209 Sunken Rd. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Teri S. Nachazel 2406 Old Trace Lane Reston, VA 22091 Ann C. Nelms 5 Brandon Rd. Newport News, VA 23601 Lisa S. Nichols 1230 FairbankLane Richmond, VA 23225 Vicky L. Nichols 505 Oak Trail Drive Lynchburg, VA 24502 Susan C. Noona 1200 Curlew Place Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Alissa R. North 1 1 00 Cherokee Court Martinsville. VA 24112 Elizabeth L. Nugent 10708 Montgomery Drive Manassas, VA 22110 Patricia A. O ' Hara 8104 Oaklake Court Alexandria, VA 22309 Kate O ' Keefe 44-22 Country Way Cohutta, GA 30710 Jerry W. Oesterheld 213 Mine Rd. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Anne E. Osborne 7222 Timber Lane Falls Church, VA 22046 Carol A. Pacello 800 Brompton St. Fredericksburg, VA 22400 Elizabeth P. Palmer 6402 1 6th St. Alexandria, VA 22307 Amanda L. Parker 3305 Sylvania Rd. Chester, VA 23831 Valerie A. Parks 2414 Drexel St. Vienna, VA 22180 Cynthia R. Parrish 1529 Westover Ave. Petersburg, VA 23803 Bernice R. Payne Box 1097 Warrenton, VA 22186 Patricia C. Payne Rt. 3 Box 1 28 Spotsylvania, VA 22553 Janine H. Peake 1657 Strine Drive Mclean, VA 22101 Tina K. Pendleton Rt. 3 Box 575 Orange, VA 22960 Pamela E. Perdigao 113 Hillside Ave. Verona, NJ 07044 Marta B. Peri 8818 Charles Hawkins Annandale, VA 22003 Mary L. Perkins 7301 Masonville Court Annandale, VA 22003 Lynn M. Peterman 6501 Linway Terrace Mclean, VA 22101 Karen K. Peterson 1112-1 Columbus Circle Andrews AFB, MD 20335 Ann L. Pflugshaupt 10007 Mosby Rd. Fairfax, VA 22032 Charles W. Philbrick Rt. 4 Box 121 -A3 Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Kathryn A. Pickett 2910 Dellwood Circle Lynchburg, VA 24503 John F. Pinckney 2903 School St. Alexandria, VA 22303 Barbara C. Pittman 2244 Brandywine Drive Charlottesville, VA 22901 Kristy L. Pitts 1 004 River Forest Place Martinsville, VA 24112 Darlene A. Pompa 10500 Elmira Court Fairfax, VA 22032 Gayle J. Pope 108 Morningside Drive Winchester, VA 22601 Emily A. Powell 311 Yates St. South Boston, VA 24592 Deborah K. Power 3101 Link Rd. Lynchburg, VA 24503 Victoria J. Prescott 16 Myer Drive Ft. Gordon, GA 30905 Elizabeth E. Pruden 1517 Sleepy Lake Parkway Suffolk, VA 23433 Dorothy L. Puller 1601 Lyndover Rd. Richmond, VA 23222 Suzanne H. Quint ARAMCO Box 1 667 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Nancy E. Quynn 3918 Hanover Ave. Richmond, VA 23221 Loucresia Register 534 Marshall Rd. Vienna, VA 22180 Patricia L. Reilly P.O. Box 2297 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Nancy K. Retan 3105 Warrington Rd. Birmingham, AL 35223 Susan A. Richardson 7320 Glenroie Apt. 7K Norfolk, VA 23505 Bonnie M. Rippo P.O. Box 2009 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Darlene Robinson 92 N. Lakeside Drive Medford, NJ 08005 Alison L. Roedy 5300 Columbia Park Arlington, VA 22204 Jane E. Roman 130 Roosevelt Rd. Hyde Park, NY 12538 Kim E. Rossman Rt. 4 Box 11 1 Charlottesville, VA 22901 Kathleen M. Rowe 400 Morningside Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Carolyn L. Royce P.O. Box 1021 Dahlgren, VA 22448 Elizabeth Rozycki 9118 Hamilton Drive Fairfax, VA 22031 Nancy C. Rudd 1408 Norcova Ave. Norfolk, VA 23502 Beverly J. Ruedi 111 N. 14th Ave. Hopewell, VA 23860 Sylvie R. Rupple 2613 N. 24th St Arlington, VA 22207 Mary L. Russell 2144 Allendale Rd. Montgomery, AL 361 1 1 Candace D. Sams 881 1 Stockton Parkway Alexandria, VA 22308 Sarah W. Sasser 106 Woodside Place Morganton, NC 28655 Anne E. Sauder Rt. 1 Box 253 Lexington, VA 24450 Joni L. Saylor 104 N. Lincoln Ave. Sterling, VA 221 70 Kim H. Schiller 6805 Cottage St. Richmond, VA 23228 Steven P. Schlimgen 16220 Edgewood Drive Dumfries, VA 22026 Ellen J. Schramm 3897 Lincoln St. Seaford, NY 1 1 783 Sonja R. Scott P.O. Box 2334 Staunton, VA 24401 George P. Sempeles 722 Academy Circle Winchester, VA 22601 Laura E. Shaip 352 Hartley Circle Danville, VA 24541 James M. Sharman 4656 N. Dittmar Drive Arlington, VA 22201 Deborah J. Sharpe 8006 Karl Rd. Alexandria, VA 22308 Susan E. Shaw Rt. 1 Box 675 King George, VA 22485 Cynthia M. Shea 4644 Dock Landing Rd. Chesapeake, VA 23321 Donna G. Shealor 6609 Sugarloaf Drive Mechanicsville, VA 23111 Katherlne B. Shelton P.O. Box 1 5 Bumpass, VA 23024 Catherine B. Sherertz 3033 Maywood Rd. Roanoke, VA 24014 Linda L. Sheridan 8605 Pepperdine Drive Vienna, VA 22180 Mary E. Sheridan 650 Tremont Ave. Westfield, N) 07090 Frank M. Shields 1 546 Franklin Turnpike Danville, VA 24541 Suzanne B. Shipley 6024 Massaponax Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Mary R. Simmons 2000 Washington Ave. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Margaret P. Simpson 2630 Skidmore Circle Vienna, VA 22180 Leslie A. Skoda 3230 Sherman St. Fairfax, VA 22030 Sandra L. Slusher P.O. Box 685 Manassas, VA 22110 pMary E. Smalling 23 Rock Garden Lane Richmond, VA 23228 Alexis M. Smith 14122 Grayson Rd. Woodbridge, VA 22191 Donna M. Smith 8119 Hillcrest Drive Manassas, VA 22110 Elizabeth C. Smith 4512 Guinea Rd. Fairfax, VA 22030 Loretta A. Smith 7608 Shadywood Drive Bethesda, MD 20034 Maureen L. Smith Rt. 4 29 Oak Ridge Warrenton, VA 22186 Bobbie L. Smith, )r. 616 Spottswood St. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Gregory J. Sokolowski 10 Westmoreland Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Sindee C. Sours Rt. 3 Box 239 Luray, VA 22835 Terry A. Souza 56 lames Rd. Hanover, MA 02339 Joan P. Spann 8617 Highgate Rd. Alexandria, VA 22308 Carmela Sperlazza 1023 Deacon Rd. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Thomas F. Stables 1207 Dollcy Mjdis ;n Mclean, VA 22101 )an M. Slankiewicz 1 5 Beechvi ' tjod Ave. Freehold, N) 07728 Sue A. Slapleton Rt. 2 Box 2i5A Culpeper, VA 22701 Vana L. Stapp 14715 Lightner Rd. Haymarket, VA 22069 Christie L. Stegnor 1237 Gdskins Rd. Richmond, VA 23233 Lisa M. Stevens 2830 Shore Drive Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Sheralyn S. Stevens 2329 Farrand Drive Richmond, VA 23231 Larry L. Stine 600 Creenbriar Court Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Amelia M. Stoeckert 6153 Roxbury Ave. Springfield, VA 22152 Lindsy E. Strait P.O. Box 1871 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Forrest A. Straley Box 25 Woodberry Forest, VA 22989 Karen D. Straughan Rt. 1 Box 265 Hague, VA 22469 Barbara Strickland 2502 Congreve Court Herndon, VA 22070 Sheryl P. Sullivan P.O. Box 2108 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Cindy L. Sundermann 908 Mallard Circle Arnold, MD 21012 Susan F. Supan 1506 Seward Drive Hampton, VA 23663 Barbara ). Swank 43 Brookside Drive Smithtown, NY 1 1 787 Mary A. Taylor 405 Overlook Circle Lexington, VA 24450 Odella M. Thacker Rt. 3 Box 109B Smithfield, VA 23430 Ann E. Thomas P.O. Box 272 Mendham, NJ 07945 Kendra L. Thomas 713 Park St. Vienna, VA 22180 Theresa |. Thomas 413 River Bend Rd. Great Falls, VA 22066 Patricia A. Thotnawon Rt. 2 Box I79C Mineral, VA2J1I7 John P. Thompson 1 74 Houston Ave. Roanoke, VA 24012 Lovina S, Tilchenell General Delivery Wwxlville, VA 22749 Dorothy L. Traweek 5016 Sandpiper Drive Richmond, VA 23227 Pamela C. Trent Rt. 1 Box 120 Bedford, VA 24523 Laura L. TrosI 29 Makalapa Drive Honolulu, HI 96618 Pamela E. Troutman 9121 Maywood Lane Fairfax, VA 22030 Beverly S. Turner 7502 Bascayne Rd. Richmond, VA 23229 Pamela R. Turner 1209 Sunken Rd. Fredericksburg. VA 22401 Marianne Ulshoefer P.O. Box 476 Neshanic Station, NJ 08853 John C. Vanhoy P.O. Box 3306 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Brian j. Vella 3210 Fall Hill Ave. Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Robin L. Viar Rt. 2 Box 197 Culpeper, VA 22701 Jacqueline M. Viau 9215 Allwood Drive Alexandria. VA 22309 Jill E. Vincent 1504 Park Glen Court Reston, VA 22090 Lisa K. Waller Rt. 3 Box 137 Nathalie, VA 24577 Kimberlv 1. VVarker 1416 Alien . ve. Vineland. N| 08360 Barbara C. Warren 437 Clarkson Drive Danville, VA 24541 Donald B. Weaver Rt. 2 Box 948W Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Patricia A. Weedon 249 Prospect Drive Leesburg. VA 22075 Terrs ' L.%Vells Box 296 Bov. lin? Green. V.- , 2427 Lewis C. Wendell P.O. Box 4684 College Station Fredericksburg, VA 22401 Cjry O, Wcndbn« 9 JO. Boa 28 Ushr Roci. VA 240BS krjn A. V tmei 1012 Urwon Oiurdi Rd Mclean. VA 22102 AnnE W«l PO 80x2112 College Sudan FrcdcfkktbwR, VA 22401 Leslie A Wheeler 7012 Green Oak Onvc Mclean, VA 22101 Joanne M. Whetan 10300 Hampthire Oeen Fairfax, VA 220)2 Manha A. While 426 Mobile Lane Charlaaewife. V A 2290) Viola W. Wilienon Rl. 2 Box )89 Orange. VA 22960 Beny K. WiHianH 204 Nonhbrool« A«c Suffolk. VA 2)4)4 Gavie L WiDianM Qtn. 450}-B MCOeC Quantico, VA 221)4 Kimberlv G. WiBianM Rl. 1 Ford, VA 2)850 Martha L WiHiarm 31175 Sleepy Hollow Birmingham. Ml 48010 Suzanne WiBiams 202 Porter Ave Hampton. VA 2)669 Susan L Winn 2407 Kerry Lane CharlonetMlle. VA 22901 Su«dn .M. WoVofd PC- Box 206 Cotd n. VA 22720 Pamela D. Woods Rl2 209 Shady Grove Spots ania. VA 2255) Eric C Woonen 1 556 VVesmiorebrvl SL Mclean. VA 22101 Patricia R- Yamamolo 772) Glenister Drive Spnn ield.VA 22152 Victor A. Yaslrop 661 1 Comefl A «. Alexandria. VA 2230? Nano S- Yean Rt. 10 Box 47 Fredericksburg. 224 ; ' l Anita C Young Rt. 1 Box 116A HanoNW. VA 2)069 Barbara Young 6900 Doummar Drive Norfolk. VA 23518 Leslie .A. Zehmer Rt. 1 Box 9aA McKenney. VA 23872 DESIDERATA Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare your- self with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your busi- ness affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disen- chantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nur- ture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. 300 Prints courtesy of Dr. Bulent Atalay Professor of Physics Mary Washington College XjlcJR P t!(i! I I ' !| r: «r - ,A.,.v Car tr Let Hc.U -,.A v ' -- niV|