Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1981 volume:

tune in to THE1980 BATTLEFIELD MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA 22401 VOLUME 66 What is tuning in? Is it a way of meeting up with life ' s challenges, accepting them, winning? Hey. tune in to what is happening here. We come back in August, revive old friendships, and make new ones. We take a few days off at first to party, and let the work pile up until we think we will never catch up again. We wonder when the lines will end, the construction will end. and we are finally all moved into our rooms. As we orient ourselves and tune in to our lives here, it sud- denly dawns on you, here is your home for the first vear, another vear, or the last year. We walk in spring as spring slowly comes in and warms us. We would lose ourselves in our books and studies if we did not allow ourselves to enjoy each other. We tune our minds with our bodies. One without  . Aft ' the other is empty. Tuning in to all ages and nature — a beautiful world. ' K 4 _ - • HS Hei 1 £ ■ - . Our campus keeps in tune with renovations, observations, and investigations. :. ; The campus comes alive with music festivals, spring picnics, intramural sports, and of course: socializing. : As we leave Mary Washington College we face a whole new world to tune in on. Let ' s face it with memories of 1981 16 . ...TABLE OF CONTEXTS FacultY and Administration Seniors Underclass Campus Life 20 66 134 16S Organ ations 21S Sports 25S Senior Directory 294 n of Mary Washing- [ its students: In the i that now faces this tudents this book is the things we have d respect in our col- lese wiings may only .emorV including the . . «shington College, but ply and fondlv instilled there. standards and achievements of our- college will always remain long ' mdliness of the students t ither and the wonderful ra we share with our faculty anda nistration. This 1981 Battlefield is de- dicated to Mary Washington College and all it stands for and each who is a representative of the college. 1 9 : | HMJHWPWlPWww  m i i , .,, ADMINISTRATION Prince Woodard President A. Ray Merchant Vice President for Continuing Education Edward Littlefield Director of Personnel William Anderson. Jr. Executive Vice President II ' . i U rl k Ui-ai. A Vlrnmiorii ji ' ! I ud Mar Arm Burn V .■ t I ' ••• ident for Academic. Afturt a .d Dean Richard Miller Vice President for Fiscal Affairs Roy Weinstock Associate Dean for Academic Services ADMINISTRATION Suzanne Gordon Dean of Students Isabel Gordon Director of Career Placement George Edwards Assistant Dean of Students Robert MacDonald Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Ronald Head Assistant Dean for Career Services Dorthy White Assistant Dean of Students Betty Lutrell Administrative Assistant Student Housing and Activities Office Mary Carson Director ot Alumni Aflair Sallie Washington Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Martin Wilder, Jr. Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Claire Booker Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Students Linda Evans Director of Information Services Venitta Kennard Director of Rappahi ock Region Upward Bound Program Sybil McCrorv Credentials Secretarv Career Placement Services Office Ruth Luther Secretary to the Director of Career Placement Services - Linda Rollins Secretan ' to the Director of Rappahannock Region Upward Bound Program John Smith, Jr. Coordinator for Rappahannock Region Upward Bound Program Joseph DiBella Art Paul M nick- Art Joseph Dreiss Art John Lamph Art Barbara Meyer Art Teruo Hara Art 29 ■  v • f § 1 ST m f ■ L y 9 k H Li Jean C. Graham Dance Michael Joyce Dramatic Arts Bruce Manuel Dramatic Arts Alexander Lindsev Math JdiH-t Zelezenm t Mall. Thomas Johnson Math Zeinab Soliman Math Miss Harris and her usual sweet smile. Anna Mae Harris Mathematics Patricia Pierce Mathematics Victor Tubitsyn Mathematics J« Vrpti ' Mathematfcl Jo Ann LutZ Mathematics i.m ' -.i Ickerman Computet s ience :•:• RoseMary Johnson Biological Sciences Stephen Fuller Biological Sciences hull, Friedmi Biological Si 1 7 f 1 .O n - — A i i §1 y « I 1 . Thomas Johnson Biological Sciences Michael Bass Biological Sciences William Pinschmidt Biology Mary Pinschmidt iology I FACULTY ACTIVITIES I President Woodard and Doctor Harbaugh converse at a reception held in Doctor Harbaugh ' s honor. Steven Czarsty Economics Fred Whitman Business Raymond Morely, Jr. Business Administration Denis Worley business Administration 38 jolm Morga Political Sciei Jt kja _ r John Kramer Political Science Lewis Fickett. Jr. Political Science Victor Fingerhut Political Science :•- 5 _ -M rjm Professeurs Vogel and Marshall at Kappa Delta Pi dinner. Robert Marshal] Education J Suzanne Gill Education Thomas Herrick Economics Robert Rycroft Economics . Donald Glover English 13 Albert Duke English and Speech Sidney Mitchell English Ramen Singh English Delmonl Fleming EngHfh Man, ' Ellen Stephenson Foreign Languages Miriam Hoge Foreign Languages ji HUi L- w  — Nicola NiW.lir Bulent Atalay Physics Margaret Hoffman Foreign Languages Rosemary Herman Foreign Languages Vera Niebuhr Foreign Languages 48 Sammy Merrill Foreign Language! Aniano Pena Foreign Languages Thomas Davies Health and Physical Education Anita Riedl Riding Instructor Juanita Clement Health and Physical Education Terry Bonner Sports Information Director Edward Hegmann, II Health and Physical Education Miriam Greenberg Health and Phyili id Education Hiralih and Mi  Ka) rA V3 vm Kari Tilley Reference Librarian Susan Webre t S«-rials Librarian James Bales Reference Special Services Librarian 53 Jilll ' l I ' l.l. ' l PhlJowphy —■ - Paul U ' oolston Religion Gregory Elftmann Classics 56 Bruce London Sociology Joan Olson Sociology Or. Williamson ' a clau puis on the annual potlatch Richard Warner History Glen Thomas American Studies Porter Blakemore History 58 Roger Bourdon History Otho Campbell History Benjamin Zlmdan llislon Philip Spiess Historic Preservation 4nB Y T ?Sr J ' H ' ; ' Wt k9HHH - H E £ ls nf vi { f iiJ l NJ (LjB| I , H m 1 C ■ 1 James Gouger Geography John George Chemistry Hervert Cover Chemistry Richard Palmieri Geography Marshall Bovven Geography Samuel Emory Geography Lawrence Wishner Chemistry Bernard Mahoney Chemistry Judith Crissman Chemistry Roy Gratz Chemistry Thomas Dagenhart Geology James Baley Philosophy David Long Music 62 Peggy Reinburg Music Jan Whitl Music David MacEwen Psychology Thomas G. Moeller Psychology 64 Alice Katnon Piycholog) TjjH ' Steve Hampton Psychology SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS BLS SENIORS Charles Walter Philbrick Government — Public Administration Lena Sharon Babe Music Education Mrs. Florence C. Rutledge V. . v W ' % fji K . BV fl i. 4 1 ' i f ' M i I j jj Lisbeth Kendall Savior Mathematics Diana Louise Owen Finance and Management The BLS Program is a growing one that has had much success at Man Washington College Sharon Baber attends the Kappa Delta initiation dinner. --■ Stephanie Amato Psychology Denise Anderson Psychology Sherryl Andrews Spanish Rachel Ann Applegate History Classics Louise Tate Aylor Psychology Pam Aylor Economics Karen Rae Bachman Medical Technology Kathy Barlow Psychology Ruth Lynn Beaver Sociology Sandra L. Batts Biology Melodie Birmingham Dramatic Arts w fr ■ Jl il H B H Chris Blake Spanish Donna M. Bly History Virginia Bowen Mathematics Cheryl Lyn Bradford Dance Mary Brown Art History Wendy Brown Mathematics Cathy Buckman Spanish Margie Callahan French Russian Eve Marie Byrnes Mathematics Phvsics Julie Caplaces Economics Jean E. Carlin Economics Nancy Ann Carson International Affairs Betty Van Chichester Carla Childress Economics Geography Cathy Christian Biology Pamela Clapp Biology Charlotte Clare Sm iolog) Susan Clark Psychology -- Deborah Clevenger Economics Alyson Polk Crim American Studies Ann Crouch History Geography Kristine Crofford Mathematics Economics Gretchen Crowson Drama £3 fl j g 9 1 • wr V y Laura Michelle Dick Ann McClinton Dickson Dance Nancy Harrison Dixon Mathematics 84 Susan Arlene Dishman Biology Patru i.i Marie Donnell) ). ' onomu i Kathie Dozier Economics Latin Sally Ellen Doyle Economics Annie L. Dufault French Laure E. Durbin Internationa] Affairs Molly Dundon Political Science M Barbara Dwyer Mathematics June Easton Economics Timothy John Erickson Dramatic Arts M Barbara E. Ecker Historic Preservation Louise Evans Donna Farmer Sociology Mishell K. Evans Biology Beth Ferrell French Darla Jean Field Religion Robert Fleeman Chemistry Susan C. Flourney Political Science Sharon M. Floyd Biology Erin E. Flynn Mathematics Donna E. Francis Spanish English Lori A. Foster Sociology Joyce Frier English Lisa Anne Gartland Biology Katherine Grabeel Studio Art Teresa A. Grimes Drama Valerie Grimes Economies Stephanie Hamlett History Annemarie Overton Hanky Chemistry Susan Dill Hanna International Affairs Karen Harman History Religion Lisa Gaye Harrington Mathematics Pattie Haynes Geography Joseph W. Hely. Ill Economics Barbara Heyl Biologv Kathy Leigh Hobhs Studio Art Katharine W. Holland History Martha I. Howe Biology Psychology Alexander Holsinger Dramatic Arts Craig S. Howie History ff m i M - 0 i 4 ' • ■ i Wa ■- -BE V i§M ™j ' ' ' ■ K m Anne Hughes History Jennifer Hunt Psvchologv Mark Steven Ingrao Economics Eileen Elizabeth Irby Biology Karen Jacobs Mathematics Jay Flynn History Geography 98 Bonita Jenkins Studio Art Kathryn Lynne Johnson Biology Charlene Jordan Psychology Ilonka Karasz French Lisa Kayan Psychology Art History Kathleen Ann Kenney International Affairs 101 Audrey Komito Geography Patience A. Kostrzewsky English Chris Krapf Ginger M. Kuykendall English Helen L. Larkins Chemistry Beth Lennon Psychology Joan T. Linskey Economics Patti Loving Psychology Mary Kathryn Lohr Medical Technology Kathy Mahone History Barbara Manoogian Cyndi Mattingly Political Science Colleen A. McCahill Art History Barbara McAllister Cynthia McDow Psychology Patrfe ii I. M Keone Biol Anita Mentzer Biology Carol E. Mocarski Music Melissa Mongelli Mathematics Physics ■ m [:£ | ' V ' . % r , W ■ i Nr J fl Deborah F. Moore Biology T Nancy Novak Phvsics Diane L. Owen Financial Management (Catherine A Penley jjjj Rf -■ ]5t|3 t 4 is • firs ' . • - Pi £ ' V t$1 . £ g fcw . vZ % PPrV • . : : i ' 1 i i Anne Perkins Geography Deborah Pfeiffer International Affairs Linda G. Potter Sociology Lisbeth Lynn Prins Biology Marty Pugh History Cindy Hart Rae Studio Art Mathematics Kathleen Marie Ramsey Economics Amy H. Reed Philosophy Political Science Katrina Ra Psychology 113 Tammy Lee Reid Studio Art Lynda L. Richardson Studio Art Victoria Lee Reynard English Beth Ann Richwine Historic Preservation Glenis K. Riegort Religion Cynthia Kay Robbins English Joyce Roberts Economics Mary Alice Robinson Biology Jodi B. Romayko History Cedric Bernard Rucker Sociology Lori Rosche English Sharon R. Sachs Speech Pathology Diane I. Sahmblin Biology Chemistry Julie M Saracen Art History Diane Schultz Political Science Sallie S. Schools Economics Paul C. Schutte Mathematics Physics Karen Seiler Mathematics 118 Rachel Shadrick Economics Jennifer Sharp Biology Diane Elaine Sheppard Mathematics Economic Lynn Shepard Political Science Mathematics Lisa Shipp Psychology Mary Roberta Siegrist Psychology Thomas Adrian Simpson Physics Mathematics 120 Cathy Skidmore Mi 1 IS Nancy Lee Skinner Biology Carol S. Slater Geography Leslie Smalley French Catherine Ann Smith Economics Sherrv V. Smith Karen M. Snyder Mathematics Katheryn B. Sulp History Art History Skylar Lynne Switzer Studio Art M n4 BBHKB Kitty Taylor Biolosv 1C3 Carolyn L. Teboult Physics Suzanne Alison Tent Economics History Molly Thomas History Dawn Thompson Speech Pathology Sue A. Tillery Music Mathematics Margaret Tinkcom French Debbie Toombs History Tammy Ann Tipton Dance Mary Treacy Music Spanish Gouramma Uthappa Biology 126 Lisa Upton Sociology Thomas W. Valente Mathematics Heidi Van Angleri American Studies Leslie A. Vernon Chi Bich Vu Biology Yvonne Walbrochl Chemistry Mathematics Stacey K. Wilder Biology Diana K. Wolotkiewicz English Leesa Wood Biology English Karen Woodall Cynthia K. Woodson Biology Susan L. Wun Biology Marilyn Yancey Dance Kathryn T. Wyatt History Susan E. York Historic Preservation 131 Senior bathing beauties get some sun. 1L ' Hi ' 4Lmm Dita Zapata International Affairs A picnic Seacobeck style. Miriam takes advantage of a warm fall day and studies outside. SENIORS W ■ Senior year: Class Council . . . graduation announcements . . . CRE exam . . . Hallo- weens . . . job interviews . . . Kramar anfl Hamlet House . . . senior seminar . . . i.u ing the real world. Dee Yelardi smiles at the camera. Mary Chidester enjoys a bottle of champgagne. NDERCLASi ' NDERCLASS WDERCLASS Deb Reid, Jennifer Utz Ignatha Hughes, Maria Gutierrez, Blythe Stuart, Johnna Webb Underclass Officers Freshman Sophomores Juniors Janet Flynn Andy Munsey Trenda Powell Lavonda Simpson Karrie Nelson Erin Devine Dowling Dent Elizabeth Sullivan Beth Doyle Lee Ann Walker Anne Dean Laura Hall Jennifer Stone, Rosanne Sedlacko Beth Francis, Terry Baugh Above: Kathleen Enfield, Diane Connely Below: Judy White, Mary Butler Above: Marcia Goodwin, Mary Birckhead, Sarah Atwood, Robin Maurice Below: Sofia Frias, Betsy Palmer, Betty Parkle, Kay Bradshaw Pat Stubblefield. Peggy Stubblefield Cindy Meyers, Maria Leftwich, Macon Teresa Nugent, Denise Zawaszki, Jennifer Metzger. Brenda Cropper. Deborah Riggins Barlow, Janice Crummett. Cathy Nettles Linda Goodwin, Jan Hodges Kelly Ryan, Cindy Barnes Tern- Banta, Kellv Mitchell, Carla Braun Beth Benjamin. Amy Burton Tad Gillie, Hamid Iravani, Paul Hawke, Ginger Dean, Laura Wong, Bret Harrison, John Coski, Ginger Wagner Above: Melia Scanlan, Lynn Hipps, Kathy Killilea, Margie Nole Below: Elizabeth Corr, Darcy Driscoll, Diana Ward, Loni Tran, Nina Burchard Betsy Rohaly, Jo Marie St. Martin 142 Freshman Class: They introduce spring to the school year with the spring formal. Mary Langer, Christine Wallace, Suzy Thibeault, Sherri Davis Linda Garnett A Libba Kepley, Trenda Powell Beth Loftis, Carol Yeatts, Susan Haas, Tricia Bull Anne White, Abi Purlee, Marti DeSilva, Kathy Pike Bettv Alexander, Chervl Gednev Emily Rice, Angie Allen Carev Smith, Cvnthia Smith Linda Lemanski, Ceil Graniewski. Jane Fitzgerald. Kathv Knightly, Darnell Horio Carla Richardson. Betsy Reister. Donna DeAlto. Jen- nifer Goodwin, Yield Haynes. Andi Jansen Dannehl Bounds, Kathy Gould, Danette Stormont, Gabrielle McKinnon Susie Leavitt, Nan Stanford, Amy Miller Carolyn Venti, Marianne Dickson, Maura Mechan, Debbie Palmiter Bin Ching Ding, Linda Kwaczla, Patricia Pugh Janet Hudgins, Tony Walton Maureen Parrella, Dathryn Jessup, Jessica Roberts Anne Stafford, Jan Hodges, Kathrvn Rav Barbara Grunwald Tina Bowyer, Lynne Gilley, Sonya Sutton, Sharon Recher 149 4 1 Carole Knox, Michelle, Franco, Anne Means, Terri Daley, Lizanne Sheehy Ruth Bergdoll, Susan Roebuck Above: Beverly Hicks, Leslie Green, Vivien Rowe Below Lisa Franklin, Beth Canon, Carol Olivieri, Laura Lawson. Kim Waldrop Diane Burton, Becky Batten, Laura Popkins, Carol Christian Maureen Delaney, Karen Barlow, Beth Ann Allen, Julie Partin, Katie Lowrey Katherine Honig, Carrie, Nix, Karen Leighton, Wanda Crisp, Lisa Leith, Dawn Arnold Sophomore Class: They honor their sistf-r cla J with 100th night in anticipation ol theil 100th nitfht. Vicki Rudacille, Susan Parsons Kathy Simpson, Tina Gill --. r Above. Cindy Dunnavant. Linda Tucker. Melissa Irby Below: Jill Evans, Buteh Stull Kris Kirsenbroch, Amy Perdue Monica Perers- chmidt, Cheryl Foltz 156 Valerie Norford, Cindy Corneal, Brenda Thomas, San- Laura Hamilton, Karen Koteles. Marry Pugh dy Argall 1. JH v rf 1. I ' jty k -- B J i 4 w Mary Feely, Dale Westberg, Terry Foster, Linda McNight, Leslie Harris, Lisa Schoenster Allyson Wease, Pam Frye Dov.ling Dent. Holly Hinds. Hessa Murad 157 Maureen Showalter, Emily Chaplin, Curry Brown, Mary Hansen, Lisa Gallaher, Susan Chudoba 158 Junior Class Kings: The hig stop that is always a reminder that next vear . . . Left: Karen Stephenson, Lexlie Wallace Below: Juliette Jarrett, Brenda Ziegler, LeaSheats, Diane Cur- rier, Shari Scott, Susan McAn- drew Left: Billy Pugh. Tim Money Above: Paige Farmer. Michael Craig Billy Pugh, Eric Olsen r Lynn Ziernicki, Tim Money Marguerite Staskiewiecz, Donna Brown, Lisa Wilson V Above: Erin Baker, Becky Parsons, Amanda Smith Below: Virginia Ferran, Melissa Gore, Sara Lake, Lisa Payne 160 - i .... . _ .. Ik V Gen Ash, Ruth Dawson Amu- Mario Clark NaiK ;• Magee Pat Schlimgen, Lynn Conville, Elizabeth Bradv Barb Dixon. Jennifer Blair Chris Thompson, Eric Olsen, Kathy Mason Gavle Ashburn. Bettv Ann Sehellenberg Dan Kelly Cindy Kelly. Tara Lynn Kelly. Matthew Kelly. Mike Kellv In our lives academia has become a reality for us. As we have tuned ourselves into the time we need to study, the time we need to prepare, the time we spend socializing and enjoying our lives here., And in our hearts and minds we know that the friendships we have made will always be long and dear. Pam Goff, Sharon Dagenhart, Karen Farmer Susan Higgins, Lori Thompson Stephanie Fay, Patricia Bowen, Donna Kellie Burns, Becky Tebault, Jackie Dudley, Leslie B ellais Cindy Trout, Gerry Strickland, Lisa Wampler, Brin Bell, Fran Iavaren Lefl Carol Hurst Catherine Smith Debbie Hopkins C Jharlottr- Jones Below: Joanne Gurle) Ruth Spain Above: Meg Bell. Holly Gabree Lett: Jenny Hallmark. Dawn Pilkington. Maureen Keenan. Robin Dolar From the moment we first passed through the gates, we knew that college would be a time to remember. The underclass years are times in which we develop spirit, make lasting friends, make deci- sions about our careers and look forward to gradua- tion both anxiously and a little nervously. As each year passes, we come a little closer to the time when we will be on our own. The time will come to move away from our families and friends, yet they will always remain close to us. By taking the time to listen and care, we tuned in to their problems and distance should not affect us. Above: Sandra Francisco, Billy Martin, Cindy Grill, Amie Martin, Rhonda Graves TopRight: Wendy Galletly, Mary Bellor Middle: Donna Gibson, Lena Spears, Sandra Kersey, Cherrie Devine, Juliette Brown Bottom Right: Kathy Walters, Marcia Guida, Lisa Harris, Mary Tippett 166 ' Vincent DiBenedetto, Pat Sul- Bettie Redder, Clark Little livan Above: Sandy Nunn, Terry Hudachek, Susan Hudachek, Kerrie Fisher David Hawkens. Tish Williamson. Below: Mark Madigan, Shannon McGurk Anne Reed, Jeff Bowen Hey world — Were coming towards you! :ampus lif, :ampus lif, :ampus lif ■-■ t ' M ff - ■• ■ ■■■ ■ Don ' t let their fathers know they can move a wheelbarrow that fast. For those who need a refresher course in shaving . Lifesavers are more exciting than certs. Reminds one of 5 o ' clock rush hour out of Washington D.C. You wouldn ' t believe what some people would do for pleasure. MVVC rtudents are noted for their swiftness in packing a suitcase. Reckless driving in turns could lead to serious consequences. Then there are some who have trouble getting dressed in the morning. !W 4$ THE DEVILS GOT THEIR GOATS! ' ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST! ■ . I Rev. Chip leads the funeral procession Pretty generous of you Duke, but where ' s the beer? A fiddler on the porch. Allaman left and Do-si-do! 172 And above all this dorm upheld the fine MWC tradition A Prince wouldn ' t let him sacrifice a real one. Residents tenderly enbalm the deceased. Rock of ages Er Yup! Economy?? Don ' t cry it ' s not that bad! Just you wait till 1990. 174 THE FORTUNE TELLER ' S VIEW I OH THE IWS I ' d like to stress the importance of your staving awake during this lecture. It makes me so mad when people hide my lecture notes. Some people find the 19S0 ' s very amusing. THE RETURN OF THE ALUMNI It ' s just like old times! KSIL « t Where did you say we were? The Golden Club is well represented. .if ' • hi -w y V Now, Bertha, I remember telling you about that night. Here comes the parade! EVERYDAY LIFE AT MWC Here we come Gong Show! Do I have to vote? 178 Racketball courts? Take the elevator to fourth tl The fiathful followers of afternoon soaps. Ward 301 strongly supports Otis for election. HENTflLWARDi — THE FESTIVAL OF SIMPLE LIVING PLEASURES fe fe ■ IM; Dale, where is yo ur frisbee? Eat it up, Um! 1S1 FINDING OUT WHAT TO BE WHEN GROWN UP. Do the Fairchild stewardesses have cute uniforms? 182 DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY! ' Balance is the keynote. OleH 184 Some people have a few too many drinks. A flawless performance. A visit from the orient. The beauty of flowing grace. A family portrait H H V BH 1 L g igr i vio0O I K::a d| I f {r I |A 1 llfllv- • 5 : r MWC WELCOMES PARENTS IN STYLE The family pow-wow meets at 2:00! The sign says it all. I ' M Whose says it ' s fun for the parents. JS t think my hand is getting tired. 186 Some students are still as lost as the parents. STUDENTS DO MORE THAN JUST STUDY! Watch Out! He ' s wearing a warning ta; Look Out Lone Ranger! Rehearsing for the big audition. Rule 1 — Always be prepared to party. YES!! PICK YOUR CLUB! ANY CLUB! Good clean fun! He survived?! Anyone for a game of ultimate? No one kicks us around! COftf crojrt, :-: MWC SHOWS IT ' S TALENT No words needed. A versatile musician. Dynamic duo! STUDENTS SHOW ATHLETIC HROWESSt m. ' j| L ± m ■ He ' Jfl I mmmKM ' ' ' .JHfr ' -- m i if- H p Hi tJfc- ■ ' ' p C . - a -k Over the jump and through the woods. Lookout for that sledge-hammer serve. Some people are so accident prone. 4HBI I ' m late! I ' m late! MWC ' s football team. MWC ' S 1980 WO-MAN CONTEST And the winner is — Buffy Williams! Last year ' s illustrious winner. Such grace, such style Take it all off! Buffy, stop that flirting. Ooh Baby! How do vou do it Bubbles?! It ' s hard to give up your reign. :■ - TAKE A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE Stella tries in vain to make a connection with reality The closing scenes as Stella is prepared to be taken away 196 What a hunk of a man! Stella is waylaid while searching for her sister Forever in her harmless dream world MWC STUDENTS CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE! Cozy couches are inviting for between class studying Registration is a heavily populated area twice a year It may be surprising but some students do go to class Anyone for a game of strip poker? I ' m not sure what it ' s supposed to be A student ' s favorite pastime — sleeping H .r HALLOWEEN ' S 1980! But there ' s no room to do the Tango! Those cups would be great at a grain party Col. Sanders is getting ready for his fried chicken dinner A couple of angelish devils ' r The beer went down fast and cold Halloween ' s is the signal for all the strangers of die night to come out. Wow! That was a great band! Ooh! Give me a kiss! SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY COMES TO MWC Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes give a fantastic performance! The Asbury Jukes get into the audience ' s enthusiasm Southside Johnny gives the students his best DORM SWEET DORM No, I ' m not leaving! You can ' t make me! Cindv wonders why she can never find anything Me? Do your laundry? No way! Desk aides never fall asleep while on duty SSH! WE ' RE IN TRINKLE LIBRARY! dm . ■ ! « |( ■k : ' ► i li Til it - ' . J J Sixty hours of research is not my idea of fun Barle . . . Barnes. What happened to Barmkelovieh? Don ' t forget to de-sensitize the books! Sure I believe your dog ate your library book Ah! There s Sameson s pink-bellied toad! Some people can actually study here Checking out the latest periodicals IT ' S FALL FORMAL NIGHT! te nr 1 Now everyone say cheese ' I ' d like to know where he went! Saturday Night Fever! The tunes kept rolling along It ' s time for a Certs test Swing your partner: Are you sure this punch is spiked? Gee! What a nice thing to saw THE OTHER ' RESIDENTS OF MWC The laid-back and easy-going type Who kidnapped my Psyche experiment? Fuzzy pillow warmer Look out! Here come the dogs! Where ' s the little kid? 208 THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY ' S ANNUAL POTLATCH A very apprehensive bride I wouldn ' t claim recognition either! Beware of her in dark alle 210 That ' s some mother-in-law! Dr. Williamson enjoys the festivities afterwards too. Muffin performs a dance ritual A symbolistic dance during the ceremony I ' m not buying beer, I ' m studying! Darn, I missed that little asteroid! Sharon and Nancy check out their pinball abilities MEET AT THE C-SHOP AT NINE TONIGHT! They ' re not talking about me. Are they? What do vou think of the blonde over there? Is there a free table for twenty anywhere? :. ■ DR. HARBOUGH LECTURES ON AMERICAN HISTORY Clarifying the broader segments of his subject Dr. Harbough is dynamic in his presentation Dr. Harbough is an enjoyable conversationalist WHAT ' S GOING ON IN BALL CIRCLE? MWC ' s bathing beach beauties :;- GANIZATIOl GANIZATIO? GANIZATIO? Our Elected Officials STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Rachel Shadrick, Vice-President; Jim Pierpoint, Whip; Leath Burdeshaw, President; Mike Bennett, Judicial Chairperson; Mary Siegrist, Academic Affairs Chairperson, Kathy Ramsey, Secretary-Treasurer. SENATE: (front row) Joan Todd; Jeannie McCullogh; Scott Harris, Karen Koteles, Rachel Shadrick, President; Perry Roberts; Jeanne Pugh; Anne Thompson; Jenifer Blair; Rose Marie Finney; Janet Flynn; Nelly Castano; (back row) Barbara Katenbrink; Anne Grant; Melody Nuckols; Lisa Harris; Ramiro Wong; Jeff Curley; Tim Pierpoint; Dita Zapata; Marcia Guida; Suzy Tent, Linda Lemanski. The Senate and the Student Association work with the administration to implement policy changes that the student body desires. Weekh. Senate meetings give the representatives from each hall an opportunity- to express student opinions. Class Council, composed of the officiers of each class, sponsors many social events on campus. Class Council ' s Halloween Weekend, Ring Weekend, and Graduation Weekend are some of the most memorable events of the year. Between these major events, students enjoy Singers in the Pool Room and monthly key parties. Costumed partiers Tom Talisman and Virginia Bowen indulge in the Class Council — sponsored Halloweens acti ities. located for the first time in Ghoulrick Hall. CLASS COUNCIL front row Cind Hart. Senior Class Publicist: Vicld Re Tiard. Senior Class Secretary -Treasurer. Audrey Komito. Senior Class Vice-President, second row Laura Hall. Junior Class Publicist; Beth Doyle. Junior Class Secretary -Treasurer. Erin De ine Junior Class Vice-President. Trenda Powell. Junior Class President. Porter Blakemore. Advisor: i third row Anne Dean. Sophomore Class Publicist: Elizabeth Sullivan. Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer. Karrie Nelson. Sophomore Class Vice-President. And Munsey; Sophomore Class President: .back row Lee Walker. Freshman Class Publicist: Dowling Dent. Freshman Class Secretary -Treasurer; Janet Fl nn. Freshman Class President. Members of the Afro-American Association prepare their booth for I.C.A. ' s Club Carnival. :i -r I ORGANIZERS The ICA coordinates the activities of all the many clubs. At the start of the year, the ICA sponsored a club carnival in Ball Circle. New and old students could be acquainted with the activities of clubs as the visited club booths. For Students wishing to form new clubs, the ICA can help them fulfill the necessary steps in attaining club status. Honor societies, formerly incorporated into ICA, became part of Academic Affairs. The departmental representatives from each department form the Academic Affairs committee. Each representative is elected by the majors in the department. The representatives act as liaisons between students, faculty, and the administration. ACADEMIC AFFAIRS: left column, bottom to top Eva Byrnes. Kelly Green; Terri Tori; Lisa L ' pton. Kathleen Downes; Denise Anderson; Kristine Crofford. Kathy Dozier. John Coski (middle column 1 Kathy Johnson. Jeannine Goodenough; Lisa Kayan; Tom Valente. Kris Kersenbrock. Cynthia Nash; Sharon Floyd; Chris Whittier. Vicld Reynard (right column i Man Siegrist. Preisdent. Liz Corr; Debs Pfeiffer; Jennifer Blair; Melissa Santabarbara. Perry Roberts. Yvonne Walbroehl; Patience Kostrzewsky. Virginia Fearon: Lori Foster; Paul Hasvke. ICA OFFICERS; Cedrie Rucker. Vice-President. Mary Brown. President: Diana Ward. Secretary not pictured Erin Flvnn. Treasurer HONOR COUNCIL: (front row) Rosann Sedlacko, Vice-President (Junior); Bridget Meaney (Senior); Jenny Sharp President; Paige Jones (Freshman); (back row) Amy Miller (Sophomore); Mark Ingrao (Senior); Tim Pierpoint (Junior); Susan Leavitt (Sophomore) (not pictured) Chris Dorr (Freshman). HONOR CONTACTS; (front row) Sherry Jones; Lisa Kayan; Jusy Sweetman (back row) Barbara Dixon; Jennifer Goodwin; Patti Donnelly; Sandy Jenkins (not pictured) Barb Schoeb; Sarah Mattingly; Bill Williams; Chris Uthe; Linda Goodwin; Dee Dee McGuiness; Ruth Morton; Janet Hudgins; Amanda Murphv; Jordan Samuels; Susan Whitman. HONOR COUNSELORS: (front row) Jennifer Goodwin; Kathleen Downes; Donna DeAlto; Terry Banta; Carla Brown (second row) Rosann Sedlacko; Julie Niehaus; Barbara Dixon; Barbara Cahill; Lisa Kayan; Jeannine Goodenough; Patti Donnelly; Kelly Mitchell; Susan Leavitt; Barb Heyl; Cyndi Mattingly (back row) Erin Devine; Jo-Marie St. Martin; Elizabeth Corr; Nancy Skinner; Mark Ingrao; Suzy Tent; Amy Miller; Marty DeSilva (not pictured) Jennifer Blair; Caroline Borden; Jackie Conciatore; Catherine Cook; Annmarie Cozzi; Lynn Cunningham; Ginger Deane; Kim Estes; Louise Evans; Lori Foster; Margaret Gillie; Pattie Haynes; Janet Hudgins; Linda Lee; Jordan Samuels; Kathy Kenney; Kris Kersenbrock; Amy Perdue; Resa Ritzer; Karen Koteles; Terri Lehman; Joan Linskey; Carol Koepecki; Elizabeth MacLennan; Sarah Mattingly; Felicia Mazur; Barbara McAllister; Ruth Morton; Amanda Murphy; Christy Roach; Betsy Rohaly; Barb Schoeb; Terry Sckinto; Marv Siegrist; Gregg Stull; Yvonne Walbroehl; John Hoffman; Lonnie Tran. Jl JUSTICE Ikiu The Honor Code, the code of life at Mary Washington College. We pledge to behave honorably in the classroom and the dorm so that we can enjoy the freedom of not having to worry. We don ' t have to worry about locking our doors or using cover sheets on exams. The Honor Council reviews the Honor rules to ensure fairness and has attended a convention. The Honor Contacts in each dorm help students to live by the code. The Honor Counselors advise freshmen on the Honor Code, the Judicial Council allows the students to ensure law and order. JUDICIAL COUNCIL: (front row) Carrie Devine (Freshman); Joanne Gray (Sophomore!: Beth Brown (Sophomore) (back row) Jim Emery Freshman . Andi Jansen (Junior); Libba Kepley (Junior); Nancy Novak Senior . Mike Bennett, Chairperson (not pictured Evelyn Reen Senior . HALL JUDICIAL CHAIRPERSONS: front row Barbara Cahill; Sara Lake; Ann Torralbas. Virginia Bowen: Jennifer Blair; Karen Koteles; Dodie Ryan iback row ' Karl Taylor: Susan Byrne; Kiki Connerton, Steve Maher. Molly Birckhead. Kevin Walsh (not pictured: Marcia Goodwin. Lori Howe; Cindv Dunnavant; Rob Metzler. Brenda Zeigler. Tina Heddings; Tari Tabb; Georgia Heinrich. Cindy Grill: Kathy Stacy; Mark Ingrao; Kate Howard: Monica Smith: Barb Heyl A major project of Mary Washington College s student judicial leaders is the mock judicial trial. Spectators learn about the workings of justice as judicial court members deliberate the case. M. tf — - i o Intramural soccer finds Westmoreland ' s Jim Ashley and Mar- shall ' s Bill Charleton scrambling for possession of the ball. Attending Ball Hall ' s tacky party , two dancers display attire appropriate to the keg party ' s theme. RECREATION ASSOCIATION: (front row) Lori Daniels; Kay Howard; Jodi Romayko; Mary Holland; Member (back row) Jeanne Ruggerio; Stacey Miller; James Aldington; Jo-Marie St. Martin; Lee Anne Stewart. 226 ASSOCIATIONS The Recreation Association, composed oi elected officials from each dorrn, provides man) opportunities for students to enter the sporting life. Dorms can compete in games of soccer and basketball that are sponsored by R.A. Devil Goat Day, an annual rite of spring, allows odd-yeared Devils to compete with even-yeared Coats in tug-o-war, wheelbarrow races, and other challenging games. The Association of Residence Halls wishes to make dorm life more enjoyable. The Association is polling other colleges to determine the average number of dryers per student. The association also promotes competition between dorms and small houses. Trench Hill and Mason won the Christmas decorating contest. Participants in the Devil-Goat Day wheelbarrow race await the starting signal. ASSOCIATION OF RESIDENCE HALLS: front row Lauri Lovelace: Kate Dalev: Alex Stylos; Barbara McAllister. President. John Hoffinan. Vice-President: AUyson Crim. Secretary. {Catherine Knightly back row- Gloria Perez; Cedric Rucker: Paige Farmer; Dan Steen. Kathy Ramsey. Paul Hawke. Arthea Edwards not pictured Dana Cavanaugh: Carol Hvdom; Kittv Tavlor. FAITH IN PRACTICE Several campus organizations persisted in keeping religious spirit alive through fellowship, and service projects. Bible study was a part of most groups as were worship services, such as weekly Mass set up by the Newman Club. Folk singing groups rehearsed and presented songs for campus and community members; through the Campus Christian Community ' s Ministry Through the Arts program the musical, Backpacker ' s Suite, toured local churches. It was the third theatrical endeavor accomplished in the past three years. In the service area, the Baptist Student Union sponsored missionary trips, and the Campus Christian Community sponsored a twenty-four-hour fast in which pledges were donated to CROP. In general, the group members enjoyed fellowship with other members sharing their faith. Several retreats helped members reinforce their faith and examine their position in helping to keep their respective groups going strong. Among friends and a backyard ' s friendly setting, Lynn Fochtman and Greg Stull enjoy the CCC ' s annual Welcome-Back-to-School picnic. NEWMAN CLUB: (front row) Debbie Rutledge; Kathleen Downes, President; Claire Kelly (back row) Maureen Showalter; Patrick Briggs; Kelly Mitchell; Micki Steinbauer; Erin Devine. CAMPUS CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY: (front row) Gayl Ashburn; Teresa Meadows; Sam Zortman, Vice-President; Jill Evans, President; Loreeda Jones, Advisor; Amy Perdue; Tish Williamson; Karen Leighton; Glenis Reigert; Teresa Nugent (back row) Craig Palmer; Metodie Birmingham; Emily Rice; Susan Knowles; Anne Sketchley; Carla Braun; Terry Banta; Lynn Fochtman (not pictured) Teri Manderioli, Vice-President; Marcia Goodwin, Secretary-Treasurer; Butch Stull; Darla Fjeld; Brenda Murphy; Anne Dunlap. It. ifi ii =« if «• ' iW 4 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION: ' front row, back to front i Nancy PaUell, Leigh Anne Haga. Becky Atkins Becky Tebault. Marion Taylor. Brenda Cropper. Glenis Riegert. Jennifer Metsger; Lynne White, President. iback row) Pat Johnson, Director; Linda Gamett. Sue Tillery. Anne Sketchley; Susan Robuck. Rhonda Nash; Sandra Kersey. Beverly Hicks. Louise Avlor. A joyous atmosphere unifies the elements of the CCC ' s Homecoming Parade entry. The flat-bed float featured colorful pictorial represntations of the organization s activities and brought the CCC first-place recognition. (bottom left INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: Becky Hobbs; Debbie Snow; Becky Atkins; President; Cathy Cooke; Debbie Hopkins. (bottom right 1 Making a joyful noise unto the Lord. Yvonne Walbroel s guitar accompanies a recorder while Dee Velardi sings at an informal Newman Club assemblv. (bottom left) Is this Karate or gymnas- tics? (bottom right) During a show a Hoofprints member demons- trates her technique. WOMEN ' S SOCCER: (front row) Bill Williams; Mavoureen Bachrach; Cindy Rebein; Julie Dunkle, President; Dena Brannon; Rob Moore; Bob Mooney. (second row) Sherry Dowdy; Susan MacMahon; Heido Westlin; Cindy Crites; Kimberly Clautice; Joanne Brenton; Michele France; Maureen Keenan; Molly Shipp. (back row) Martha Newcombe; Carole Knox; Kay Howard; Wanda Crisp; Karen Dean; Cathy Gilbert; Amy Burton; Betsy Palmer; Lou Lincoln; Becky Brenton. LiliiVL :uvi FUN AND GAMES The Women ' s Soccer Club, open to all interested soccer players, has earned its stripes. With an overall record of 11-5-3, the club has placed first in the Eastern Conference, placed second in the State Conference, and placed third in the Virginia Challenge Cup. The Karate Club, under the direction of Master Min-Ho Cho, has studied both the physical training and the philosophy of Oriental Martial Arts. As students study. they can advance their belt rank. The Terrapins, a synchronized swimmine team, presented Splashback SO as its annual presentation during Family Weekend. Continued practice and costume designing brought the campus another splashing show in the spring. Via a booth at the ICA club carnival. Tom Valente and friend invite students to try the Frisbee Experience. KARATE CLUB: front row Hans Holmer: Patty LaGrange; Diana Khabiri. Anne Harris: Rob Metzler: Da id Haw-kens back row Master Cho: Keith Denson; Jim Emery. Melanie Duncan. Dee Paulus. Melody Eaton: John Todd. Gregory Budd. TERRAPINS: front row Jeannine Goodenough. Kathy Reid: Martha Williams. Bridget Meane . Secretary-Treasurer: Laura Hamilton. Publicist: L Tin Cunningham; Judy Sweetman: Lisa Hale. Vice-President; Anne Stafford. Publicist; Anne Marie Hellman. second row Kathrm Ray. Suzanne Haldin; Dorothy Piedmont; Barb Scboeb; Maney Da is; Sandra Kersey, back row Marguerite Staskiewicz; Kitty Hahn; Kathy Tucker. Elaine White; Ginny Baskerville. Lori I President: Barb Naumann; Carolyn Lanktbrd; Gail Giampaoli; Sonya Sutton. Vicki Haynes; Georgia Heinrich. not pictured Patty Lebherz; Dannette Stormont: Missy Thomas. Fun and Games (cont) As a catch-all, the Outing Club has activities for almost any interest: camping, skiing, canoeing, hiking, and other outdorrsy events on land and water. In its second year, the Softball Club gives people an opportunity to participate in the very popular game of Softball. Playing clubs from neighboring colleges, the club members exercise their skill in the game. The Crew Club is celebrating its accomplishment of building a boathouse. The new boathouse and dock enables the club to continue its land and water practice sessions, which prepare them for races with other colleges. Under friends ' supervision, Nancy Kaiser uses a delicate touch to shave a balloon during the Devil-Goat Day , activities. SOFTBALL CLUB: (front) Aimee Balint, President (second row) Ursula Coleman: Karen Warren: Jodi Romayko; Rosemary Eudy, Vice-President; Susan Kushmeider (back row) Gayle Ashbum; Stephanie Fay; Donna Browne; Patty Bowen; Katrina Kolonay; Janine Loosley (not pictured) Patti Loving; Andrea Kocolis; Donna Gibson; Mike Zits, Assistant Coach. Motts Run Reservoir provides the setting for Paige Hains (seated) Beth Mitchell, Debbie Mason, and Kay Martin to enjoy the Crew Club ' s back-to-school picnic. CREW CLUB: (front row) Kay Mnstin; Kim Kanouse; Paige Farmer (back row) Lizanne Spranger; Couette Mosley; Mary Koath, President; Elizabeth Mitchell, Publicity; Dee Velardi; Victoria Barronse, Secretary; Mary Bellor, Treasurer; Lisa Plum, Vice-President; Kathy McCune (not pictured) Martha Sullins. Debbie Mason; Lynne Borth; Lee Anne Stewart; Paige Hanes; Jack Northcutt; Steve Northcutt. ft-TrV OUTING CLUB: Knsti Keiffer. Preisdent; John Pilipchuk; Nan Stanford; Katherine Konie not pictured Liz Garland. Vice-President. Loreen Utz. Secretary -Treasurer. Beth Richwine. Publicity : Larry Gross; Marti Viau. Kelli Payne: Hester Finn: Dawn Detwiler; Susan Folz. Jeff John; Brideet Tassi. Melissa Mongelli; Darilca Chanachote: Chip Straley; Karen Carra; John Shumacher: Lisa Hartune. ;-- POLITICS International relations Club members Anne Reed, Debbie Rutledge, and Rose McCartney are ready to explain the orgainization to interested students. YOUNG DEMOCRATS: (front row) Becky Tebault, Pubilicty; Leslie Bellias, Secretary-Treasurer; Farah Maynor, President; Amy Plummer; Lisa Harrington, Vice-President, (back row) Stacey Nickerson; Anne Marie Foster; Dan Steen; Joy Johnston; Patricia Pendleton. The Young Democrats and the College Republicans diligently campaigned for the Carter-Mondale and Reagan-Bush plat- forms. Supporters of the independent candidate, John Ander- son, banned together to campaign for Anderson. The Bullet carried a series of debates between the College Republicans and the Young Democrats. A different topic was discussed each week as the two sides defended their candidates ' positions. The College Republicans, the Young Democrats, and The Anderson supporters participated in the debate sponsored by Circle K. Questions from the audience were answered by a representative from each group. The Young Democrats had three representatives, Jim Emery, Kathy Gilbert, and Dan Steen. The Andersons supporters were represented by Jim Isabell. Vince DiBenedetto tackled the podium for the College Republicans. Many dorms were plastered with literature by active club mem- bers. Both clubs participated in the local campaign headquarters efforts to drop literature in shopping centers, and to operate phone banks. Circle K sponsored a mock election, which encour- aged a campus covering of Reagan literature. Election day kept club members busy at local campaing headquarters and polls. Club activities did not stop after the election. The Young Demo- crats have been working to obtain a seat on the Fredericksburg Democratic Committee. Fund-raising activities sent the Young Democrats to the Spring Convention of Virginia Young Demo- crats. The College republicans attended the Presidential inau- guration. Campaigning starts again, as the College Republicans prepare for the gubernatorial race. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS: (front row) Debbie Snyder; Sara Lake; Corres- ponding Secretary (second row) Janine Loosley; Rosann Sedlacko; Dianne Hall; Kathleen Hamilton; Estey Corey; Publicity; Debbie Clevenger; Vince DiBenedetto, Vice-Chairman; Judy Sweetman; Marcia Guida; Recording Secre- tary; Pam Lee, Treasurer; Donna Farmer; Jenny Stone (back row) Gavle Ashburn; Sarah Thompson; Lynne Gilley; Janet Hughes; Kiki Connerton; Jackie Fincham; James Miller; Dave Hardin; Barbara Katenbrink; Susan Johnson; Susan Jones; Kim Tapscott; Beverly Hicks; Joan Todd (not pictured) Joan Lins- key. Chairman; Liz Waller; Carol Reilly; Jena Efird; April Bunner; Betsy Pickral; Liz Shealor; Blair Kingston; Melinda Rae Wilkerson; Victoria Matthews; Robert Baily; Kathryn Jessup; Janet Flynn; Terry Sckinto: Kathy Anderson; Ruth Dawson; Pam Johnson; Susan Dishman; Suzy Palmer; Kayleen Fischer; M.C. Morris; Elwyn Darden: Valerie Martino; Linda Yarlbroueh. Cin- dy Greer; Janice Crummet: Andrea Jansen; Deborah Littlejohn. Julie Riddick. Maureen Hunter; Kim Wyatt: Kathv Gibbons: Patti Bamv. Carol Baker: Sharon Kurtz; Lori Calupca; Deborah Barlow; Daphne Goodyear: Kim Athey. Nancy Kaiser; Kathy Winnenberg; Jennifer Boone; Susan Chase, Allyson Crim. Theresa Mini; Susan McAndrew; Chris Roberson: Diane Poole. Sharon Arnold: Macon Riggins; Carlett Hicks; Julie Pride: Maria Leftwich: Terry Baueh. Lisa Schoester. Jennifer Lambert; Dean Driver; Mary Jean Terrell: Robert Allen. Mary Ellen Rick; Amy Hughes; Pattie Haynes; Ann Lassiter. Lizanne Sheehv. L nnr V Elizabeth Stuart; Susan Knowles; Todd Horn; Joanne Brenton. Missy Holland. Susie Wirth. MILITARY AFFAIRS CLUB: (front row) John Coski; John Likins; Paul Hawke; Jay Flynn, Secretary-Treasurer; (back row) Dan Huffman; Matthew Kelly; Daniel Kelly, Vice-President; Michael Kelly, President; Dr. Porter Blakemore, Advisor. Momentarily silent, pensive debater Vince DeBenedetto listens to other debaters before presenting his candidate ' s platform. A participant in the mock presidential election casts her vote Carter representatives Dan Steen, Cathy Gilbert, and Jim Emery wait to give the President ' s stand on the pertinent issues in the campus presidential debate. 237 T ' ARING As a part of Kiwanis Club, Circle K provides an opportunity for college students to give time and energy to projects that help campus and community life. From lemonade for freshmen parents to Halloween parties for community children, Circle K members work to express their care for others. Debbie Clevenger takes tickets at Circle K ' s Dallas keg party. Preparing to ipeal fbi John Andenoo ' a viewpoint Jim lv b -ll scan his notes in the Presidential Issue Debate. Circle K activities Include a march with Little Brothers in the Homecoming Parade, and rnarnims! die Mock Presidential Issues Debit. CIRCLE K: (front row) Beth Padgett, Vice President; Ruth Spain, Treasurer; Debbie Clevenger, Recording Secretary; Carol Wilson, President (second rosO Joanne Gurley; Monica Schaeler; Diane Viscido; Nancy Cihak; Jean-Marie Ryan; Barbara Cahill; Susan Kushmeider; Patricia Pendleton (third rowl Maura Meehan; Ellen Spencer; Kathleen Hamilton; Anne Hellman: L tui Shephard; Man ' Brown; Katie Smith; Lynne Bawlkes; Georgiana Hall; Leslie Gros; Lynne Ballard; (back row) Lvdia Maver; Lisa Wampler; Hessa Murad; Maureen. Keenan; Pat Tove; DowUng Kent; Dian Daris; Amy Perdue; Kris Kersenbrock; Emily Rice; Melodie Birmingham; Kathv Harris. Diane Cotter not pictured Anne Mueller. Corresponding Secretary; Susan Albert. Erin Baker. Anne Grant Alex Holsinger; Carol Hurst; Charlotte Jones; Lori Kight; Robin Solar. Laura West; Amanda Smith; Gretchen Boelhet; Jeff Corbing; Sails Doyle; Barbara Hagen; Kitty Hahn; Lynn Hipps; Karen Jacobs; Kathleen Killillei Mariorie Noel; Kelley Norton; Patty Ph Tie; Malia Scanlan; Joan Sear; Cindy Trout; Mary Alberti; Janet Epling; Cathy Hoover; Carolyn Stone. TARING (cont) Talent Show entertainers Terri Allard and Mark Brooklyn perform for the Parents ' Weekend event eo-sponsored by AAA Cir- cle K. The Afro American Associa- tion fosters an interest in the cultural and historical per- spective in Black American life. This year, the Association initiated a tucking service. Tuckers will visit tuckees in their dorm room to read a bedtime story, give a kiss, and complete a good tuck. The Association annually co- sponsors the Family Week- end Talent Show with Circle K. Another annual event sponsored by AAA is the ever- popular WO-MAN contest. Armed with a coquettish fan, Marty Martin struts his stuff for Wo-Man contest AFRO-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION: Angelia Allen, Vice-President; Carolyn McEachin; Kristina Truell; Wilhelmena Lee; Cedric Rucker, Co-President; Juliette Jarrett; Arthea Edwards; Prin- cess Moss; Ursula Coleman, Co- President (not pictured) Tia Scales, Treasurer; Harolyn Berry, Secretary; Veronica Childs; Gregory Taylor; Victor Marshall; Jeffery Curly; Nancy M. Rig- gins; Wilhelmina Long; Anita Saunders; Bonita Jenkins; Sandra Washington; Au- drey Poindexter; Satura Parran; Kim Poindexter; Cheryl Carr; Pam Washinton; Mabel Royal; Verna Wil- liams. 240 Concerned with our rapidly depleting natural resources, the memben l the Ecology Club exert time and energy in preserving and recycling our natural resources. Students can stack their newspapers and aluminum cans in their dorms knowing that a faithful Ecology Club member will carry them to the recyclers. (top left Not only a salvager of paper, an Ecology Club member heaves a bag of aluminum cans onto the truck. middle left Smiles from Gail Vermilyea and Mary Alice Robinson invite people to investigate the ICA club carnival booth. ECOLOGY CLUB: front row Mary Alice Robinson. President. Gail Vermilyea. Karel Klepacki. Micki Steinbauer back row Ann McGinley: Man lean Terrell: Karen McCormick. EUenor Moll: Georgiana Hall. Gina Burrows: Patricia Rose: Lisa Edwards. Debbie Moore: Gigi Pesek. Belinda Darnell. JUST TALKING DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN: (front row) Diane Connelly; Cindie Kelly; Diana Ward; Lisa Hartung (back row) Andrea Kocolis; Kathie Enfield; Georgiana Hall; Debbie Schenkel; Lisa Lewis; Beth Mizzo, Secretary-Treasurer; Elizabeth Corr, President (not pictured) Gail Vermilyea, Vice-President. EL CLUB ESPANOL: (front row) Nelly Castano; Kathy Walters; Christopher Blake, President; Denise Zawadzhi; Patricia Pendleton (second row) Linda McKnight; Tawnya Morden; Amy Plummer; Ruth Morton; Suzette Cabildo (back) Virginia Willcox (not pictured) Kathy White; Vice-President; Debra Davidson; Mavourneen Bachrach; Martha Young; Monica Smith; Julie Seaman; Bob Mooney; Kristen Roundtree. 242 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS: (front row) Kathie Enfield; Debbie Schenkel; Eli- zabeth Vermeer; Sara Lake; Lonnie Trail, Secretary; Amy Miller, President; Nan Stanford, Publicity; Leslie Kilbourne, Treasurer; Laura Bice, Vice-President; Nelly Castano; Dr. Manolis, Faculty Advisor (back row) Patty Richmond; Jackie Turk; Pat Lafferty; Helen Kelly; Janet Smith. Lisa Leith. Ann McGinle) . Marae Callahan; Barbara Hammer mot pictured Dana Cavanaueh. Jenny Flora. Scar- lett Hicks; Jasmine Jelesoff; Lori Latanzara; Susie Lea itt. Carla MacMullen. Barbara Manogian; Julie Marcel; Susan McAndrew The language clubs provide an opportunity for students to express their in expanding their knowledge of the languages and culturals of foreign lands. The club members share their knowledge with the campus at special events, such as the International Night in Sec- cobeck. The countries of France, Spain, Russia and Italy were represented in the menus, decorations, and music. Le Cercle Francais participated in the reception of the Twin Cities Committee ' s inauguration of Fredericksburg and Frejus, a small city in France. The Spanish Club has sponsored various fund-raising events to help a student studying abroad. The Russian Club has done some studying off campus when they visited an avant-garde Soviet art exhibit at the Hirshorne Museum. IT ' S ACADEMIC The American Chemical Society is composed of future chemists. The society stepped out of the lab to present a Magic Show on Family Weekend. The society has sponsored a tutorial service throughout the year. The Society of Physics Students, a new organization at MWC, is sponsored by Dr. Bulent Atalay. The Anthropological Society has sponsored two prominent speakers: Dr. Mary Morgan, who discussed the Mayan Indians, and Dr. Bourdon, who discussed Ishi , a Stone Age Indian. The society celebrated potlatch, a Northwest Indian ceremony to display a bride ' s dowry. The Psychology Club sponsored a panel discussion where psychologists presented various career opportunities -.dilable to psychology majors. The History Club filled the campus calendar with a blue-grass concert featuring Cabinhill, and a keg party. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY: (front row) Margaret Corcoran, Secretary; Helen Larkins, President; Sheila Keenan (back row) Pam Hannaman, Treasurer; Aesook Kim, Vice-President; Cheryl Blades; Yvonne Walbroehl; Roy Gratz, Advisor (not pictured) Margaret Argo; Colleen Connolly, Robert Fleeman; Jennifer Goodwin; Anne Marie Hanky; Ron Logan; Liz MacLennan; Betsy Riester; Jane Scott; Jenny Utz. ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY: (front to back) Joy Johnston, President; Donna Bly; Kiki Connerton; Hyte Garland; Melodie Birmingham; Margaret Tinkcom; Cedric Rucker; Corcky Coble; Margaret Williamson, Advisor. k !: f£f wmiM SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS: (front row) Bulent Atalay, Advisor; Missy Mongelli, Secretary; Jo-Marie St. Martin, Treasurer; Nancy Novak, President; Jeannie McCullough, Vice-President; Ann Mueller, Publicist (second row) Andi Jansen; Theresa Min; Elizabeth Corr; Thomas W. Valente; Eva Byrnes; Carolyn Tebault (third row) Virginia Stiefel; Anne-Marie Clark; Diane Connelly; Pam Goff; Erin Flynn Pat Pekinpaugh (fourth row) Craig Palmer Georgiana Hall; Debora Doror; Kevin Ferlazzo Paul Schutte (fifth row) Rodney C. Thomason Terry Wybersky; Gen Ash; Barbara Dwyer (not pictured) Katherine Anitole; Perry Anne; Eric A usen; Becky Batton; Theresa Childers; Debbie Detreiville; Nancy Dixon; Bruce Ford; Jane George; Julia Green; Mary J. Lane; Hoyle McBane; Cynthia Nash; John Oliver; Jerry Osterheld; Regina Perry; Thomas Sanford; Tom Simpson; Dannette Stormont; Bonnie Tyggle; Lauri White. Still wearing ceremonial garb. Kat Bullock contrasts with ' Rueker ' s more familiar attire at the | ost I ' otlatch parly PSYCHOLOGY CLUB (left column, front to back Alice KaUor. Adnisor; Martha Williams. Beth Lennon, Charlene Jordan. Denbe Anderson; Sandy Argall, Stephanie Amato. Treasurer Mike Smith Cindy Dnnnavant ' middle column) Rosemary Coleman. President, Melodie Brimingham. Beth Myers, Jennifer Metzger Deborah Barlow Jennifer Dudley; Mary Siegrist, Maureen Parrella. Carol Pepputt right column) Jennifer Hunt, Emily Rice; Claudia Cluckman. Becks Tebault. Kristi Keiffer, Kathy Barlow. Erin Devine, Annmane Cozzi. Secretary. Maura Meehan; Laura Jones. ti. • II l II N I- A H II ' •• V V£T-T-gi HISTORY CLUB: front row Janet Flynn. Rose Marie Finney: Anne Marie Foster; .Ann Wescott; Hyte Garland. Publicist: Nancy Kaiser. President: Kelly Mitchell. Vice-President: Kathy Wyatt. Secretary -Treasurer. Lynne Fowlkes. Kathy Harris: Leslie Bellais; Vicky Via back row Cyndi Mattingly; Suzy Tent; Scott Harris: Dan Kelley; Bret Harrison: Lisa Shoenster. Flo Ossea; Kathleen Walbroehl; Carla Braun: Porter Blakemore. Advisor not pictured Angelia Allen. Anne Baber. Donna Bly. Juliette Brown: John Cherry. Mars Chidester: Nancy Cihak; Estey Corey; Darcy Driscoll: Mary Driver; Jean Ehreth. Louise Evans. Donna Hart; Beverly Hicks: Susan Higeins. Katharine Holland; Claire Kellv. Lisa Lewis. Mia McCall: Cindie Obaugh; Man Pec Diane Poole; Lillian Semples; Roderic Sla ton; Janet Smith. Nan Stanford; Carolyn Sydnor: Ann Watson; Elaine White. Jenny Wilcox; Jenny Wilcox: Barbara Wilson. :. ; MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY: Cynthia Wilson; Chi Vu; Karen Atkinson; Susan Knowles; Patricia Pugh (not pictured) Kitty Taylor, President; Sandy Batts, Vice-President. The Allied Health Clubs, Pi Nu Chi, Pre-Med Association, Physcial Therapy, Speech Patholo- gy, and Medical Technology, gives the students of these fields an opportunity to study the road ahead of them. Through speakers, community projects, and review of admission procedures, the club members can plan for the near future. The Physical Therapy Club sponsored Superdance, a 28 hour dance-a-thon for Muscular Dystrophy. The Speech Pathology Club sponsored two holi- day parties for the speech and hearing impaired children of Fredericksburg, and offered a sign language class. Pi Nu Chi, a nursing club, has sponsored an admissions officer from M.C.V. The Pre-Med Association has visited various medical schools and has simulated medical school interviews. PRE-MED ASSOCIATION; Cristi McGravv; David Pe- terson; Marcia Guida; Katherine Anitole, President; Cynthia Nash, Secretary-Treasurer; Kris Kersenbrock; Mary Francis Robey (not pictured) Jasmine Jelesoff; Amy Fernald; Regina Pern-; Tina Heddings; Lynne Wiser; Terry Lehman; Moham- mad Hashemzadeh. ?WTT CURE-ALL PI NU CHI: (firsl row (,.iil. Wells; Lynn Cunningham Becky Hobbs; Nancj Wimbiih second ro« Midd Stein- bauer; Nancy Patsell. Kathy Moltz ' third row Donna Pierson; Susan Minor SPEECH PATHOLOGY front m Mar Watlrins. Terry Banta. President. Debbie Childress. Secretary- Treasurer (back row Cyndi Normann. Susan Kush- meider, Lynn Dinger; Tucker Gleason. Nice-President (not pictured ' Katie Cowan. Gina Burrows. Lori Kieht Melanie Stith. PHYSICAL THERAPY CLUB front row Ellen Tomlin. Maralyn Bern. Secretary-Treasurer; Jan Hodges. Kathy Mason. President; Chris Thompson. Vice-President; Suzette Cabildo; Kim Wray back row Dr. Ruth Friedman; Jane Korth; Janine Kuykendall; Lillian Lacey; Jerry Pumphrey; Ruth Spain. Sanday Wise; Lynne Ballard. Kimberly Poindexter. An anguished Blanche (Kim DeShazo) tries to redeem herself for Mitch (Roger Prine) in a scene from A Streetcar Named Desire. In a choreography concert, Elliot Wentz, Pam Talbot, and Sharon Monroe perform oriental style Noh Kabuvo. Orange County actors present Dark of the Moon at MWC in Klein Theatre. Smiling Resa Ritzert exhibits a flower painted on her cheek at Tri-Muse ' s ICA club carnival booth. 248 DRAMATISTS Named for the ancient muses of comedy, tradegy. and dance, the Tri-Muse Society is open to anyone interested in theatre and dance. Money-making projects support masters classes in dance styles and movement. In collaboration with Harambee 360°. Tri-Muse sponsored a touring production of The Dark of the Moon . Tri-Muse involvement extended onto the stage where many members performed in or worked behind the scenes with the four mainstage dramatic productions or the dance concert or choreography shows presented by the Department of Dramatic Arts arrd Dance. Tri-Muse members were responsible for gathering advertisements from local businesses to supplement production costs of the plays. TRI-MUSE SOCIETY: front row Tish Williamson: Melodie Birmingham. Historian: Cheryl Bradford. Vice-President: Resa Ritzert. Business Manager. Shawn Stewart. Business Manager: Kim DeShazo: back row Maura Meehan. Tim Erickson; Laura Dick; Kim Cooper: Kathy Pike: Abi Purlee: Steven Thompson; Amy Perdue. inot pictured Steve Greene. Secretary-Treasurer: Desiree Velez: Jean Ehreth; Sandy Jenkins: Katie Walker: Anne White; Tern Grimes; Tim Horn. Rhonda Nash; David Whitaker. Ann Dickson: Tammy Tipton: Libby Palmer: Melinda Mitchell. Susan Haas. Carol Miller. Brandon Holland; Nan Taylor: Ann Sketchley. Debbie Bradshaw; Barbara Baloch: Bruce Manuel. Advisor. MUSIC MAKERS Organizations helped to bring the music department out of the practive rooms and into public view. An orchestra composed of students, faculty, and townspeople presented four concerts during the year, including the popular Christmas Pops concert; the chorus also prepared concerts for the enjoyment of the college and surrounding community. Student recitals, performed to a more intimate audience, round out MWC ' s music concert series. Bringing learning beyond the classroom, the Music Educators National Conference explores careers in music education, and the Organ Guild, in addition to attending recitals in the Richmond and Washington, D.C. areas, also studied different types of organs through lectures, literature, and church visits. Members who are organ students were assigned outside literature and tested on the material as an additional dimension of classroom activity. CHORUS: (left column, back to front) Jean-Marie Ryan; Patti Donnelly, President; ( second column) Joanne Gurley; Christine Waller; Anne Reed; Maureen Parrella; Debbie Lovell; Stacev Nickerson, Secretary-Treasurer; (third column) Mandy Murphy; Denise Reilly; Linda Kvvaczala; Patty Lebherz; Resa Cirrincione, Vice-President; Sandy Argall (back row) Dawn Arnold; Jacquelyn Vogl; Cheryl Gedney; Maura Meehan; Elaine White; Karen Gray; Patty Bowen; (not pictured) April Bunner; Mary Griffin; Melody Nuekols; Karen Stucker; Beth Benjamin; Emmy Larkins; Maria Leftwich; Betsy Fruit; Shirley Onderonk; Roger Bailey, Director. Area citizens, faculty, and students combine efforts to present a concert of the MWC Community Orchestra. ORGAN GUILD: Tammy Ritchie. Secretary-Treasurer; Sandy Anderson; Carla Braun, Historian; Martha Cline, President; Resa Cirrincionne; Debbie Gaylen; Peggy Kelley Reinburg, Advisor, (not pictured) Anne Dunlap; David Jennings; Jo Miller; Louise Aylor. (bottom right) MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE: Carol Mocarski; Secretary-Treasurer; Princess Moss, Vice-President; Sue Tillery, President; Erin Mclntyre; (not pictured) Cindy Gregston; Betty Green; Cindv Mills. 250 AUBADE: (froni row) Pam Chadwlck; Meredith Pierce, Editor. Julie Saracco (second row) Resa Cirrincfone; Emil) VVeanl Lucfnda Honeycutt; (back row) Mart) DeSilva; Marianne Dickson. fc -W ki J Publishers The Board of Publications and Broadcasting is composed of representative! from the (our publishing and broadcasting organizations at MWC: the Bullet, Aubade WMWC and the Battlefield. The Board is respo n sible for publishing and producing the organizations, The Boardis also responsible for appropriating funds for the organizations. The Aubade provides an opportunity for students to publish their creative work. Short stories, poems, plays and graphics are published annually in the Aubade. The Bullet, the campus newspaper, is published weekly. The Bullet contains editorials, campus news features, movie reviews and the popular Confidential section. BULLET: ifront row Cind Nash; Linda Wigandt. Betsy Rohaly, Editor. Cher 1 Fetterman Dianne Hall. Julie Niehaus back row Lezlie Wallace. Erin Devine. Shannon McGurk: Caroline Borden not pictured Jackie Conciatore; Jim Pierpoint; Houston Kempton. Jennifer Sporer; Vic Bradshaw: Elizabeth Sulli an Bill Williams Sheila Brady; Melissa Betak. Kay Bradshaw. Tom Colletta; Bethanne Daughtrey. Marty DeSilva. Trudy MeBride; Kathryn Ray; Missie Thomas. Diana Wolotkiewicz; Gina Hilleary. Lisa Boucher. Ward Valentine. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS AND BROADCASTING Cindy Williamson; Hyte Garland. Susan Floumev Jenifer Blair; Betsy Rohaly. Secretary -Treasurer. Cynthia Nash. Chairperson, not pictured Meredith Pierce; Monica Peterschmidt. Vicki Re Tiard. Rachel Shadrick. On The Air The original student interest which caused the births of MWC ' s AVC-TV television station and WMWC am radio station in the past few years continued to work toward improvements and fresh ideas for the stations ' operation. WMWC operated by an all-student, volunteer staff presented a variety of music, news, advertisements, sports, and weather for daily air shows. AVC-TV presented news and movies each week, and scheduled selected programs for classroom viewing. The AVC-TV trained three apprentices in the basics of news gathering and camera equipment techniques. AVC-TV: (front row) Jennifer Blair (back row) Vince DeBenedetto; Simon Gray; Dick Maniscalco; Mary Byrd; Dennis Cooper (not pictured) Kim Cooper; Anthony Harmon; Shawn Stewart. (bottom right) Anchorperson Jenifer Blair interviews students about what they would ask President Woodard if they had the chance. A Wiskey Hollow member performs at a WMWC-sponsored concert. Surrounded by radio equipment WMWC dive jodcey Steve Jolbert prepares another luri - for air play. AVC-TV camera operator Mary Byrd vearches through the scope for just the right picture. WMWC: tfront row; Jenifer Blair, Linda Wigandt Tom Valente; Monica Peterschrnidt. Station Manager Caths Prance;Alexandra Littlehales, Meg Bell, Hollv Gabree Maura Meehan ' back row) Lisa Saunders, Lisa Hale Katie Kinaca, David Schwalbe. Steve Jolbert. Cedric Bucker Eric- Olson. Dave Hardin, Farah Mavnor. Besa Bitzeri Cathy Cooke. 253 ODDS AND ENDS Hyte Garland — Editor-in-chiel Cindy Williamson — Business Manager Putting together a yearbook has never been an easy job and each year ' s editor probably thinks their job will be the worst, but with the help and dedication of so many people the year ends with another yearbook that the entire staff can be proud of. There are so many people to whom I wish to express my sincere thanks; for without their help die book would have never been completed. Gen Ash, my assistant editor, deserves praise for her work and a special thanks on my behalf for putting aside personal and academic obligations to help me with those last minute deadlines. The section editors, photographers, and general staff are all to be commended on a job well done. Each of these people served a vital role. I would also like to thank Jim Ellis, our Hunter Representative. He was truely my savins grace in many instances. To Ball first east. Cinda, and Joni. an extra special thanks for putting up with the many phone calls and all their help and support. Also I would like to thank my roomate Joy and my suite-mate Donna for putting up with pictures and layouts all over the room, and for their encouragement. Finally. I would like to thank Paul for his help, encouragement, and inspiration all of which kept me going. It is because of these individuals that this yearbook is possible. I hope you the students ot MM C enjoy your 1981 Battlefield. Hvte Garland s A it F - . «Jg .111 ' ftslliilgluH STAFF: (standing) Leslie Greer; Joni Anderson; Cinda Sheehan (sitting) Emily Rice; Anne Baber; Ward Valentine; Susan Cleary (not pictured) Anne Marie Foster; Leslie Gros; Susan Stahl; Carol Peppiatt; Hans Holmer; John Lockhart; Claudia Kersenbrock; Mary Francis Emich; Virginia Bowen; Anita Metzer; Kiki Connerton. Lisa Harrington — Co-Editor of Campus Life 256 THE 1981 BATTLEFIELD STAFF Gen Ash — Assistant Editor CO-EDITORS: (standing) Nancy Skinner; Marti Vian; Tina Keyt; Teresa Nugent; Gen Ash fitting 1 Melodie Birmingham: Martha Webber: Pattie Talle ; Kathleen Hamilton; Cindy Brooks; Brenda Cropper. 25J SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Women s Lacrosse The MWC lacrosse team finished last season with a 11-5-1 record. Deb Reid, Barb Heyl, and Chris Hruby were the three returning starters. The season opened with a 20-1 loss to William and Mary. Deb Reid scored the only goal, and Chris Hruby was the team ' s leading scorer with over 20 goals last season. Coach Kintzing refered to the team as young and inexperienced, but enthusiastic and very hard working. With a record like this one, MWC is on its way to having an outstanding lacrosse team in the coming seasons. MWC takes the lead. MWC OPPONENTS 1 William and Mary 20 4 Lynchburg College 5 23 St Marys College 4 16 Longwood College 3 10 Goucher College 2 20 UVA 1 9 RMWC 7 8 University of Maryland 9 11 Loyala College 2 15 Georgetown University 12 8 Bridgewater College 7 11 JMU 12 17 Sweet Briar College 5 5 University of Richmond 5 TOURNAMENT 5 14 Roanoke 9 8 Lynchburg 4 5 Hollins 13 A moment of confusion. Setting up for another goal. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Brady, Katherine Mustin, (Catherine Brinkley, Barbara Heyl, Chris Mruby, Jane Scott, Kelly Finch. STANDING: Kelly Fox, ErmaAimes, Susan Stahl, Barbara Moseley, Sharon Ingram. Lynda Richardson, Beth McQuarrie, Susan Levitt, Candace Sams. Debra Reid. Jennifer L ' tz. Tara Morie. Karen Brinkley MWC charges to a victorj Tension rises as Coach Kintzins looks on. 261 Women s Tennis MWC women ' s tennis team finished the sea- son with an 8-6 record. The team worked very hard to achieve their positions. Lucy Williams was the top point getter for the fall. Patsy O ' Connell was Regional Champion at singles. With ability like this, the team was able to place fourth in the VIAW Division III Tournament. Tennis is carried through two seasons — fall and spring. The fall season prepares the team for the state championship held in the spring. Coach Hegmann said, All I asked them to do was to play the very best tennis they could play. This seems to have hit home for t he players. The season finished strong and with great hopes for the spring. Not a second ' s hesitation. MWC OPPONENTS 8 Randolph Macon 1 4 William and Marv 5 3 George Mason 6 7 Cantonsville College 2 Women ' s Tennis 4 American Universitv 5 9 Kalamazoo College 2 3 Marv Baldwin 6 5 Lynchburg College 4 7 Christopher Newport 2 7 Townson State College 2 4 Catholic Universitv 5 2 Georgetown University 7 5 Bridgewater College 4 5 VCU 4 | An example of a good follow through. A good return! The thrill of winning. Mens Soccer MWC moves it down field for a goal. Despite the soccer teams losses in the season. Coach Roy Cordon stated that the team is one of the most rapidly improving sports program at MWC. For the first time in the young team ' s history the Tide held their opponents to an average of less than two goals p r game. They have also registered three shutouts, which is also a new season high. The team is composed mainly of underclassmen — only one of the twenty players is a senior. With such successive steps foreward next season should prove to be very successful for this promising team. That ' s using your head. MWC OPPONENT 1 George Mason 3 Virginia Weslei an Washington and Lee 1 Roanoke 3 Callaudet 2 Randolph Macon 1 Georgetown 1 Christopher Newport Salisbury State 1 Hampton-Svdnev 1 Longwood LNC-Greensboro 2 Richmond Radford 4 Washington 1 St. Man s 1 VCU 5 Field Hockey The Blue Tide field hockey team finished the season 13-8. They placed third in regionals. With Liz Hammons ' s overtime goal, MWC eliminated Bridgewater, Virginia ' s champions. Also, they defeated Hollins 3-0 for third place. Jenny Utz leads with 12 scores at the end of the season, which tied her with her own record set in 1978. As the team progressed, they set many new records. MWC scored the most wins ever last season. They had 10 shutouts, 231 seasonal shots, and 49 goals. A one-on-one battle for the ball. FIBST ROW: Liz Hammond, Leath Burdeshaw, Eve Baker, Jenny Utz, Barb Hevl, Lisa Shipp, Chris Hruby, SECOND ROW: Sally Jones, Donna Novak, Connie McCullough, Jenny Baldwin, Kelly Finch, Deb Reid, Devon Porter, THIRD ROW: Julie Wilbourne, Erin McGinty, Mary Hanson, Colette Mosley, Karen Brinkley, Patti Barry, Amanda Smith, Susan Levitt, Jane Scott Spectators and teammates look anxiously on. 266 MWC OPPONENTS 1 Longwood College 3 3 Randolph Macon 2 RMWC American University 1 3 Hollins 1 3 Roanoke 1 2 Bridgewater 3 2 University of Richmond 1 4 Eastern Mennonite 2 5 Randolph Macon 2 Averett 1 vcu 1 Lynchburg 2 2 Sweet Briar College ODU TOURNAMENT 5 4 Eastern Mennonite 5 3 Sweet Briar College 5 Randolph Macon REGIONAL 1 Bridgewater College 2 Eastern Mennonite 4 3 Hollins NATIONALS 3 Carlton (MINN) Elizabethtown (PA) 2 1 Franklin and Marshall (PA) 2 A goal for the Blue Tide Another attempt to regain control of the ball go for it:: 267 Equestrian Team The Riding Team has had its best season ever this year with several riders qualified for the Regionals held in April. At each show Coach Riedel selects five members to ride for total team points, and their combined scores give MWC ' s total placing among the ten other schools. There are also awards given for high-point riders at each show. As the members win more and more ribbons the Rlue Tide is becoming a force to be reckoned with. TEAM MEMBERS: (first row) Tryna Ray, Tawnya Morden, Gina Hitt, Roseanna Streb, Debbie Edaards, (second row) Pam Clapp, Gail Brogi, Dawn Detwiler, (third row) Coach Anita Riedel, Debbie Childress, Sandy Wise, Cindy Brooks, Linda Adams, Monica Schaefer, Alice McDonald, Carol Miller. Not pictured, Carol Slater. Monica Schaefer rides one of the school horses at an open horse show at Hazelwild Farms. Dawn Detwiler on her way to a Reserve Cham- pionship at RMVVC horse show in November. 268 Cindy Brooks strives for perfect equitation in her over liri ' en ' lass. MWC PLACING IIOSI ( OLLEG1 6th William and Marv 3rd James Madison 4th Man Washington Sweel Briar University of Virginia Longwood Regional] shows to he helc in Spring 1981. Tryna Ray wins a blue in her Open Equitation Over Fences at Senior Pain Clapp shows her own horse at an open show held RMWC. at the farm where the team practices. Women s Volleyball Mary Washington College ' s volleyball team ended their season with third place in Virginia. One outstanding member of the team was Anne Means. As a determined member, Anne played with a strained back and earned an All Tournament team selection. In the final game, MWC defeated Hollins in a five game match. Hollins was also defeated again by MWC in three games. On the way to third place, Mary Washington lost to Lynchburg and Radford. Coach Gallahan said the team played well and showed a great deal of determination. i ««iii« j . Number 5 shows good form. A shot from the sidelines. MWC getting ready to receive the ball. Reaching for success. TEAM ROSTER: Jane Coleman, Pamela Johnson, Liz Leggett, Selma Maloof, Anne Means, Cindy Meyers, Katri Noid, Carla Richardson, Karen Stephensen, Jacqueline Turk, Leslie Wallace, Karen Warren Watch out for RMWC you might lose your R! MWC OPPONENTS 2 RMWC 1 2 Bowie State 1 George Washington Virginia Tech Wake Forest 3 2 - 2 University of Virginia : Catholic University 2 James Madison Univ. 2 Liberty Baptist Cantonsville 3 vcu William and Man- 2 3 2 2 Hampton Institute Christopher Newport Morgan State St. Mary ' s College 1 n UVA Liberty Baptist Longwood a Eastern Mennonite 1 George Mason Catholic University a .- St. Man ' s College Lynchburg Bridgewater Radford ; 2 3 Virginia Intennont Hollins 2 DIVISION III TOURNAMENT Hollins Lynchburg CHAMPIONSHIP 1 2 Emory and Henry Radford THIRD PLACE 1 - Eastern Mennonite 272 Women ' s Basketball Last year ' s Women ' s Basketball Team won the Divisional State Championship and many people have asked what ' s left to shoot for for this top-rated team. Plenty, according to Coach Connie Calla- han. This season presents a much tougher schedule and she will try to improve her team ' s overall performances. Four of the starters of the winning team returned for this season and the newer fresamen players have added strength to the team. With such talent it is more than likelv that the team will win as well as they did last MWC Univ. of Richmond Southern Seminarv Shenandoah Bridgewater Emory and Henry Averett Notre Dame (MD Randolph Macon Roanoke Virginia Intermont Patti Loving goes for two points amid pressure. 274 TEAM ROSTER: Jennifer Benner, Kara Chaconas, Anne Hankey, Pat Long, Patti Loving, Kathy McCaughey, Kim Pandexter, Pat Stubblefield, Kim Stephenson, Melanie Taylor, Lezlie Wallace, Deeanne Wardmen, Jenny Utz. Jennifer Benner shows perfect form tor two. Swimming and Diving Team Team Roster: Margaret Argo, Kellie Burns, Ann Cummings, Terry Daley, Lisa Featherstone, Dianne Hall, Jackie Lane, Terry Lehman, Karen Leighton, Jeannie McCullough, Julienne Niehaus, Wendy Prothro, Dodie Ryan, Lisa Schoenster, Sandy Snelson, Karen Tallgren, Susan Wirth, Coach Miriam Greenberg. Judges give their scores for diving competition. MWC Opponent James Madison Salisbury State Mary Baldwin Univ. of Richmond Catholic Univ. Towson State RMWC Mary Baldwin Roanoke Univ. of Richmond Goucher Sweet Briar 276 27! Women s Cross Country On October 25, MWC women ' s cross country team won the Tides first state championship of the year. November 2, the team won its first regional title. Suzanne Tent has become Mary Washington ' s number one runner. She finished first in the last three events — the state and ragional (second place for both), and in the dual meet against York College (first overall). Another outstanding member is Terry Hudachek. With records like these, we will be seeing a great deal more of the cross country team . ; l f ! K w- oij joi Kh i ESQ J m ' H 1 A ; ' ItJp _ « ' - ™ Dedicated to Victorv! Cynthia leads the pack. Blinded by the light! EVENT TIME PLACE Essex Open Kath Otto 20:0S 14 MWC VCU 45 Tern ' Hudachek 21:24 1 Univ. of Richmond MWC 3520:51 3 George Mason Open Terry Hudachek 19:15 32 Catholic Univ. Terry Hudachek 18:51 William and Man MWC 30 Tern ' Hudachek 20:34 3 VAIAW Meet Suzanne Tent 21:21 .- MWC 15 York 4S Suzanne Tent 20:45 1 AIAW Region II Suzanne Tent 19:06 . AIAW National Kath Otto 20:00 Bl The Last Mile -_ ■r ' . - ■ ; - - - ■ .. § : . - - - Mens Track and Field Cross Country As a new sport at MVVC, the track and field team is racing into action. In the spring of 1980 every match was away, but now, with the completion of the new track facility, home matches will be the rule. Coach Tom Davies remarked that many of the atheletes are capable of scoring in the state meets. As with any new sports team, however, timing is the key factor in building up a strong team. But with the Blue Tide ' s strong group of participants and atheletes, a new track, and a good coach, the MWC Track team is on its way to certain victory. A cross-countrv runner out on his own. FBONT BOW: Tess, Billy Pugh, Pat Briggs, Doug Pavlik. BACK BOW: Tom Childers, Jim Roberts, Dave Spatz, Greg Branner, Dave Mowdrak. Nearing the finish line with MWC near the front. The start — and they ' re oft . MWC Richmond Bridgewater Washington and Lee Christopher Newport Lynchburg Opponent -S3 Mens and Women ' s Golf Teams Women ' s Team: Denise Furgason, Coach Mildred Droste, Susan Steffe. Denise Susan 82 at JMU 91 177 Sweet Briar 189 86 Longwood 93 Men ' s Team: John Battin. John Cleaver, John Deburr, Tim Horn. Elden LeGaux, Jim Martin, Paul Tracy, Bill Williams. Coach Mildred Droste is very happ) with Hie performance of this years ' goll team Rather th i winning ea li and ever) mati li the prefers to ensure that all the team members betteT their own individual performances, which is a goal the) achieved She is most pleased with tlie entlieiisiasti ' attitude! oi her pl.r.ers — Itoth men and women — and feels thai tins is a inure important asset (or a team than a top rated golfer. Perhaps next season MWC will have a top-rated goU team, inspired by their optimistu coach Perfect form at the tee. Men ' s Team Opponent Randolph Macon Christopher Newport Dahlgren Radford Randolph Macon James Madison Dahlgren Silence as a Tider tees off. -S : Mens Tennis Team TEAM ROSTER: Howard Bowdring, Jeff Davis, Tim Erickson, Matt Huggins, Steve Metzger, Rob Moore, Tony Walton, Martin Hauser. MWC player in a singles match at home. In its third season of intercollegiate competition, the Men ' s Tennis Team expected to progress well in the Spring of 1980 even though they had new difficulties. Their previously top- ranked playee is no longer on the team, but Coach Gordon nevertheless had great confidence in the team. New and tougher competition has been added, as such colleges as GMU are being played against. Coach Gordon says the strength of the team lies in its doubles performances, saying that they play consistently well as a team. Team member practices his serve. An easy return for a player. MWC OPPONENT Hampden-Sydney 9 Radford College 9 Lynchburg 9 Averett 2 Eastern Mennonite 3 VCU 6 7 Gallaudet 2 St. Man ' s 9 a Washington 1 Virginia Wesleyan S Randolph Macon 9 4 Roanoke 5 Bridgewater 3 Bowie State 6 George Mason Univ. 9 A close Save. VSi Sports Around the Campus HONOR SOCIETIES ETA SIGMA PHI: Classics Honorary Diane L. Ward, President Rachel Applegate, Vice President Katherine Lvnn Dozier. Secretarv Tre MU PHI EPSILON: Music Honorary Carol E. Mocarski, President Resa Cirrincione, Vice President Lena Sharon Baber, Recording Secretary Martha L. Cline, Recording Secretary Sue A. Tillery. Treasurer Sandra K. Anderson Pamela Bowden Cynthia Gregston Craig S. Johnson Hope Martin I Man C. McClench Princess Moss Amanda F. Murphv Taramy Richie Janice S. Schutte Man- B. Treacv MORTAR BOARD: Senior Honorary Rose McCartney, President Cynthia Hart. Vice President Mary Siegrist. Secretary Eva Marie Brynes, Treasurer Melodie Birmingham Jennifer Sharp John Coski Sue Tillery Annemarie Hanky Susan Whitman Meredith Pierce Carol Wilson Molly Pyrin Diane Wolotkiewicz OMICRON DELTA EPSILON: Economics Honorary Rachel Shadrick, President Dena Brannen Carla Childress Debbie Clevenger Kris Crafford Donna M. DeAlto Cheryl Lynn England Arthur G. Fisher, Jr. Kathy Lee Green Vicki Lynn Haynes Mike Mayola Joan C. Murray Diane L. Owens Kathy Otto Patricia L. Pearson Ronald L. Pfaff Edward J. Regan Diane P. Schultze Cathy Smith John Torkos, Jr. Susan Whitman Linda C. Williams Michael L. Wood PHI SIGMA IOTA: Romance Languages Honorary Barbara Manoogian, President Leslie Vernon Vice President Donna Francis, Secretary Treasurer Mike Bennett Anne Perkins Christopher Blake Debbie Schenkel Dana Cavenaugh Leslie Smalley Hillary Keel Pam Talbot Lisa Lewis Dita Zapata PSI CHI: Psychology Honorary Mary Siegrist, President Carol Hydorn, Vice President Louise Aylor, Secretary Treasurer Lynn Altman Stephanie Amato Terry Banta Annmarie Cozzi Erin Devine Elizabeth Hayden Mike Holmes Kristi Keifter Patti Loving Monica Peterschmidt Sherri Pryor Joan Sobey John Schumacher Marie Terese Svnon CHI BETA PHI: Science Honorary Jennifei Sharp President Michelle Hopper, Vice President Eva Marie Byrnes, Secretary Treasurer Helen Larkins, Historian Alan Albert Marion Bloomfield Janelle Collum Colleen Connolly Elizabeth Corr Kristine Crofford Elisa Devorshak Barb Dwyer Kevin Ferlazzo Sharon Floyd Cay Galyen Anna Ceisler Julie Green Georgiana Hall Victoria Hampshire Annemarie Hanky Pam Hannaman Cindy Hart Katherine Howard Karen Jacobs Aesook Kim Ron Logan Mary Kay Lohr Barbara Manoogian Jeannie McCullough Laura McPherson Eleanore Moll Cynthia Nash l.isbetli I ' rins Evelyn Reem Carla Richardson Ann Sail Jo-Marie St. Martin Paul Schutte Lynn Shepard Ute Schwiederski Jane Scotl Karen Seller Karen Snydor Christine Spooner Virginia Steifel Pam Stubblefield Kathy Thomas Sue Tillery Thomas Yalente Yvonne Walbroehl Susan Whitman Laurie Wight Cathy Wood Jenny Utz KAPPA DELTA Honorary Beth Ferell, President Stephanie Amato Sandra Argall Lena Baber Carol Barbee Virginia Bowen Anne Catlett Janelle Collum Barbara Dodd Sharon Floyd Donna Francis Holly Gabree Hvte Garland PI: Education Elizabeth Cillie Julia Green Cindy Hart Mar) McClench Tom McQueeney Kelly Mitchel Amy Perdu Betsy Savior Pam Stubblefield Virginia Wagner GAMMA I Ml. I v i PS 1 1. ON Lphj 1 lonorarv Loreen i i Iv Carole IKi.ii ' John V Ubm C.rU J Childresi Am ttetaia Aim C Crow h C Otto John J Ib.nri taUK P«-rkin Adeen C Fmoo fa v Vernon Brian I Hooten v ictoria ' • ' ■ Pam ' James PI GAMMA Ml: Social S Honorary Elizabeth V andetta f . ' fix liesli-r President Hilars R Dryer, Vice President Barbara I. Dixon, Secretan Tn Sailie Vdaius Angelia Allen Rosetta Allen Enna Ames Louise Ay lor Teresa Bantu Ruth Beaver Michael Bennett Annette Boettcher Dana Gail Brannen Jeanine P. Burchard Susan I. Burke -Margaret R. Callahan Julie Capalaces Cynthia L. Carneal Anne C. Catlett Charlotte L. Clare Susan J. Clean Deborah M. Clevenger Rosemary Coleman Annmarie Cozzi Donna DeAlto Theresa J DeAtley ERin Devine Patricia M Donnelly Elizabeth A Doyle Theresa V Elmore Aileen C. France Virginia Garland Paula J. Garten Kutl.s Leich Gheen Elizabeth Ellen I John P Homr Martha I Howe lone dare Hukth-s Kristi K -itT -r Kathleen k Patti Lining l-orraine Martin McCartne) Eileen O ' Connell Mar. ' Marts n K Pueh Joyce 1 RoIh-iIs Elizabeth S. Kobaly Joan E Sul es Jordan M. Samuel Diana P. Scfauttze Delsoruh M Schenkel Lynn A. Sheppard Roderic H. Slay ton Sus.ui L Spero Jennifer C. Stone Mant Suzanne A. Tent Stesen L. Thompson John Torkos. Jr. Man T. Torn Loreen C. I tz Heidi T. VanAngien Leslie A. Vernon Pe.irl A Walton Margaret Elizabeth Gillie Victoria A Webber Carolyn Greene Gas Linda Groses Stephanie Lynn H.unlett Susan Dill Hunna Joseph Bret Harrison M.ircaret M White Linda C Williams Michael L Wood kathrvn T Wvatt 291 PHI ALPHA THETA: History Honorary Mary Peca, President Ed Regan, Vice President Lisa Lewis, Secretary Treasurer Rachel Applegate Carla Braun Ann Catlett John Coski Julia Dyer Jill Evans Elizabeth Beane Fowler Paula Garten Margaret Gillie Stephanie Hamlett Craig Howie Matthew Kelly- Michael Kelly Kelly Mitchell Susanne Tedeschi LAMBDA IOTA TAU: English Honorary Lisa J. Cockes, President Diane Wolotkiewics, Vice President Donna Francis, Secretary Treasurer Robin Barnes Janet C. Campbell Susan Flourney Joyce A. Frier Karen Hellem Thomas MacQueeney Meredith A. Pierce Victoria Lee Reynard Loretta Rosche Carol Wilson ALPHA PHI SIGMA: Junior Honorary Lynn Allyson Shepard, Presiden t Barbara Manoogian, Secretary Karen Snvder, Treasurer Alan Albert Lousie Aylor Lena Sharon Baber Mike Bennett Christopher Blake Anne Breitenback Elizabeth A. Brigham Thomas E. Calb, Jr. Anne C. Catlett Dana Cavanaugh Pam Chadwack Patty Churchill Debbie Clevenger Elizabeth A. Corr Pamela Cote Annmarie Cozzi Kristine Crofford Carlyn Crull Floyd Curtis Diane M. Darey Donna M. DeAlto Theresa DeAltey Barbara L. Dixon Tawana Dunkin Anne C. Dunlap Barbara Dwyer Cherie England Jill E. Evans Donna J. Fraysse E. Frances Funk Eleaner Garner Kathy Gheen Margaret Gillie Douglas M. Grant Julie Samson Green Victoria Hampshire Elizabeth Harris J. Bret Harrison Margaret Heflin Katherine Howard Alez Holsinger Karen Jacobs Kristi Keiffer Karel Klepacki Helen L. Larkins Mary Kay Lohr Kathryn S. Martin Laura Lee McPherson David W. McGraw Kelly Mitchell Carol E. Mocarski Cynthia I. Nash Peter Neal Stephen Northcutt Patricia Lynne Pearson Ronald Pfaff Molly A. M. Pynn Amy Reed Florence Rutledge Lisabeth K. Savior Deborah M. Schenkel Diane Schultze Paul Schutte L ' te E. Schwiderski Karen M. Seiler Rachel Shadrick Jenny Sharp Mary Siegrist Roderick Slayton Catherine Ann Smith Valerie Smith Carol Stabler Jo-Marie St. Martin Pam Stubblefleld Marie Synan Margaret Tinkcom Mary B. Treacy Jenny Utz Diana L. Ward Virginia Weigner Laurie Wight Margareta Williamson Carol Wilson Cathy Wood Heidi VanAnglen Bernadita E. Zapata CLOSING CREDITS The 1981 Battlefield of Man Washington College Fredericktbanj nia, was edited by Hyte Garland and published b) Hunter Publishing Company ol Winston-Salem North Carolina The cover was White with a Royal Blue lineshot with endsheets ol Parchment Blue and h A) boot pages were printed. Predominanl paper was dull (bur-odor uas used in tin: Opening Section and a 309E gras background ma used iri the Senior Directory. Type used was H. 10 and 12 pt. Caledonia and 2-4 pt Headline Most Portrait photography was taken and developed b) Yearbool ates of Turner Falls, Massachusetts PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS: Joni Anderson — 15, 189, 264, 289, 208, 209; Gen Ash-± 2-15. 256. 2557 254. 248. 241. 240. 233. 226 184 185 : ! 206. 207, 204, 205,200, 201,196, 197, 28, 29,32, 46, 61;Terry Bonner — 264. 280.281,266.282.283.284 285. Sandra Francisco - 178 186. IS , ; (I. 286, 208, 50; Hyte Garland — 17,4-15, 218,293,257,256, 254. 245. 17S. 179. 182. 18.3. iss. 189.210 211.208 209.204 201 198. 199 - 215 212 213, 216, 217, 40, 59; Cecil Graves — 182, 183, 186, 187, 194. 195; Joe Hely — 21, 67. 219. 259; Hans Holnmer — 250. 231. Joy Johnston- - Houston Kempton — 271. 270, 2, 266, 274. 275, 288, 289, 200. 201; Ginger Keyendahl — 239: Cinda Sheehan — 16. 20. 241 234 211 264,265,288, 216, 38; Nancy Skinner— 134, 66, 168,244,240,238. 224. 17S. 179. 184, 185. 186 ISS. 189. 193.271.270.260 266.267 2 - 203, 202, 22-27, 29. 34, 36, 38, 41, 42. 50-57, 58-59, 61, 65; Sk Switzer — 1. Ward Valentine — 274 273 286 263, 262. Special thanks to Joe Hely for developing film and taking some last minute shots w could not have done without. Also special thanks to Chief Bishop and Campus Securit for their help. SENIOR DIRECTORY Sunnv M. Agee Rt 2 Box 65 Louisa, Virginia 23093 Carol E. Alistatt 112 Hanover Street Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Stephanie D. Amato 43 Oriole Drive Hackettstown, N.J. 07840 Denise M. Anderson 5811 Ottawa Road Centreville, Va. 22020 Margaret E. Anderson 2628 Ocean Shore Drive Virginia Beach, Va. 23451 Sherryl A. Andrews 11818 An tietam Road Woodbridge, Va. 22193 Rachel A. Applegate 2615 Arlington Drive, 202 Alexandria, Va. 22306 Stuart B. Arnhoff 1422 Franklin Street, 2 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Christa E. Arvantes 6539 Cedarwood Court Falls Church, Va. 22041 Sharlene M. Ash 6585 Windham Avenue Alexandria, Va. 22310 Louise Tate Avlor P.O. Box 473 ' Gretna, Va. 24557 Pamela L. Aylor 2447 Ridgelea Avenue Culpeper, Va. 22701 Lena B. Baber Box 42-B Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Peter W. Back 4100 Nelly Custis Drive Arlington, Va. 22207 Michael S. Bailey 1207 Sunken Road, Apt. 11 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Eve C. Baker 3020 N. Dickerson Street Arlington, Va. 22207 Stephen L. Ball 913 Anvil Road Fredericksburg , Va. 22401 Ann E. Ballard 107 McLaws Street Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Carol A. Barbee 14225 Dumfries Road Manassas, Va. 22110 Cynthia L. Barham 313 Hunterdale Road Franklin, Va. 23851 Kathv E. Barlow 93 Ingalls Road Ft. Monroe, Va. 23651 Robin E. Barnes 2217 Montgomerv Avenue Woodbridge, Va. ' 22191 Elizabeth L. Barrick 1802 Yorktown Drive Charlottesville, Va. 22901 Sandra L. Batts 208 Robert Street Chesapeake, Va. 23320 Robin E. Baughman 4306 Adrienne Drive Alexandria, Va. 22309 Elizabeth A. Beane Box 7395 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Ruth L. Beaver 6712 Portree Court Springfield, Va. 22152 Robin C. Bedingfield 34 Upshur Road, USNA Annapolis, Md. 21402 Melodie B. Birmingham 1201 Junior Avenue Shenandoah, Va. 22849 Chervl E. Blades 2142 S. Milwaukee Denver, Co. 80210 Christopher Blake Rt 12 Box 884 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Donna M. Blv Box 251 Heathsville, Va. 22473 Annette E. Boettcher Grotefendweg 8 55 Hamburg 2000, Va. 00000 Marv V. Bowen 6607 Rolling Road Richmond, Va. 23226 Cheryl L. Bradford 22 Amos Street Tewksburv, Md. 01876 Dena G. Brannen 243 Willow Terrace Sterling, Va. 22170 A. Kathleen Bridi Rt. 4 Box 275-9 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Denise Y. Brown 173 Meadows Park Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Mary L. Brown 337 Wood Avenue Winchester, Va. 22601 Wendolvn S. Brown Box 3796 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Cathleen A. Buckman 1408 Parnell Street Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Elizabeth T. Bullock 145 Dennis Drive Williamsburg, Va. 23185 Kathrvn H. Bullock 2105 Cowan Blvd. 1A Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Leath Burdeshaw 5315 Westpath Wav Washington, D.C. 20016 Susan I. Burke 17 Star Island Miami Beach, Fl. 33139 Bonnie J. Busking 460 Main Road Westhampton Beach, N.Y. 11978 Eva M. Bvrnes 12026 Waples Mills Road Oakton, Va. 22124 . Thomas E. Calhoun, Jr. Lake of the Woods, Box 143 Locust Grove, Va. 22508 Margaret R. Callahn 201 X. Dogwood Court Sterling, Va. 22170 Anne C. Campbell 1201 Whittier Avenue Winchester, Va. 22601 Janet C. Campbell 2047 Midshipman Drive Stafford, Va. 225.54 Lisa B. Campbell 13620 Elmstead Road Midlothian, Va. 23113 Julie L. Capalaces 6512 Jav Miller Drive Falls Church. Va. 22041 Jean E. Carlin Rt 3 Box 325 Charlottesville. Va. 22901 Nancy A. Carson 869 E. Costigan Drive Newport News, Va. 23602 Elaine C. Cash 913 Monument Avenue 8 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Lorraine J. Catanzaro 5 Stuart Drive Poughkeepsie, N.Y ' . 12603 Susan G. Cate Rt 2 Box 210 Unionville, Va. 22567 Dana L. Cavanaugh 2017 York Drove Woodbridge, Va. 22191 Elizabeth V. Chichester 5358 Torchwood Columbus, Ohio 43229 Man- L. Chidester 2427 Alsop Court Reston, Va. 22091 Carla J. Childress 1706 Pebble Beach Drive Vienna, Va. 22180 Cathv D. Christian Rt 1 Box 139 Stephens City, Va. 22655 Patricia A. Churchill 116 Barklev Park 71 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Theresa M. Cirrincione 2305 Cowan Blvd. 72B Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Pamela L. Clapp 15 South Street Harwich Point, Ma. 02646 Charlotte L. Clare Rt 3 Box 30 King George, Va. 22485 Susan J. Clark Box 3598 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Tamara J. Clark 129 Old Drive Chesapeake, Va. 23320 Jonathan F. Cleaver P.O. Box 3786 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Deborah M. Clevenger Rt 7 Box 318 Winchester, Va. 22601 James H. Cline P.O. Box 5032 Falmouth, Va. 22401 Lisa J. Cockes Rt 1 Box 1 Elberon, Va. 23846 Edward J. Cole Rt 5 Box 263 Spotsylvania, Va. 22553 Rosemary J. Coleman 1856 Foxstone Drive Vienna, Va. 22180 Sue A. Coleman Rt 1 Box 88W Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 George E. Comfort Rt 3 Box 1622 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Margaret M. Corcoran 294 Box 3258 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 John M. Coski 46666 Bromfidd Avenue Virginia Beach, Va. 23455 L. Phillip Cox, III 120 Woodland Road Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Julie A. Crawford 10209 Manlev Road Nokesville, Va. 22123 Roxanne Crespo 4621 Hamilton Drive Woodbridge, Va. 22193 Allyson PI Crim 19 Kerr Street Onancock, Va. 23417 Kristine E. Crofford Box 2378 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Ann C. Crouch 15 Harrison Brook Drive Basking Ridge, N.J. 07920 Gretchen S. Crowson 3 Kirkwood Cirlce Hampton, Va. 23666 Susan B. Curtis 38 Haynes Avenue Ellington, Ct. 06029 Deborah A. Cutchin 3909 Longleaf Drive Richmond, Va. 23229 Catherine A. Dalev 10019 Wards Grove Circle Burke, Va. 22015 Debra A. Davidson 192 Marsh Run Park Bealeton, Va. 22712 Diann M. Davis 2912 Paper Mill Road Winchester, Va. 22601 Maria J. Dennis 5835 Chespaeake Blvd. Norfold, Va. 23513 Suzanne P. Derieu.x 125 Prince Street Tappahannock, Va. 22560 Elisa Devorshak 309 Rapidan Road Hampton, Va, 23669 Laura M. Dick 6532 Washburn Court McLean, Va. 22101 Ann M. Dickson P.O. Box 2616 Winchester. Va. 22601 Ann L. Dill 3516 Sunset Drive Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Susan A. Dishman lit 3 Box 482 Tappahannock, Va. 22560 Nancy II. Dixon 902 Three Pence Drive Williamsburg, Va, 23185 Barbara W. Dodd 809 S. West Street Culpeper, Va. 22701 Shelby L. Dodd 320 Mill Lane Lynchburg, Va. 24503 Suzanne M. Dominguez 9523 Dublin Drive Manassas, Va. 22110 Patricia M, Donnelly 9312 Talisman Drive Vienna, Va. 22180 Mollv J. Dovel 2208 ' Reddfield Drive Falls Church, Va. 22043 Sally E. Dovle 539 Elizabeth Lake Drive Hampton. Va. 23669 Katherine L. Dozier 3150 Cantrell Lane Fairfax. Va. 22031 Lisbeth M. Drake Box 2548 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Anne L. Dufault 4800 Kingston Drive Annandale. Va. 22003 Marv H. Dundon 28287 Fairmount Blvd. Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124 Laure E. Durbin 8203 Dunsinane Court McLean, Va. 22101 Barbara J . Dwver Box 2534 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Julia T. Dver 1887 Arlington Road SW Roanoke. Va, 24015 June B. Easton 99 Wellington Avenue Short Hills. N.J. 0707S Carol L. Eberlv Box 2669 College Station Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Chervl J. Elam Rt 1 Box 227-A Woodford, Va. 225S0 Timothy J. Erickson 9413 Wrought Iron Court Fairiax, Va 22031 Lou! ■ I. Evans Box 3188 College Station Frederickiburg, Va. 22401 Donna I. Fanner 0402 Midvale Road Richmond, V a , 23229 Beth Ann I ' tpII 2337 Custom Circle Virginia Beach, Va 23454 Arthur G. Fischer, Jr. 3912 Glazebrook Drive Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Francis Fitzpatrick 3606 Heritage Lane Fairfax, Va. 22030 Michael J. Ftizpatrick 1308 Dandridge Street Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Darla J. Fjeld 1508 Crane Street Falls Church, Va. 22406 William R. Fleeman Rt 10 Box 608 Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Susan C. Flournev Rt 1 Box 175 Midland. Va, 22728 Sharon M. Floyd 10219 Forest Avenue Fairfax, Va. 22030 Erin E. Flynn Quarters 8 Ft. Carson, Co. 30913 John J. Flynn 1704 Drewlaine Drive Vienna, Va. 22180 Lori A. Foster 6121 Rockwell Court Burke. Va. 22015 Donna E. Francis 8403 Fredonia Road Richmond. Va. 23227 Aileen C. Franco Box 3179 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Joyce A. Frier 709 Semmie Drive Virginia Beach, Va. 23457 Lois A. Funk 6009 Frederick Street Springfield, Va. 22150 Grace M. Galiano Box 3201 College Station Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Deborah G. Galven Rt 10 Box 930 Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Frederkluburg Va 22401 Shayne Cat Lynchburg - I Elizabeth Garland Bo V i Coifed Station Frederkluburg Va 22401 Virginia li Garland P fr,x 22 Village Va 22570 Liu A Cartland 3 Bnhof, Drive WoodM Melane S Cedicklan 59 I ' nion Avenue I ' pper Saddle Riser J 07458 Jam- A George 4108 Dogwood Lane Fredericksburg. Va 22401 Kathv L. Gheen Rt 11 Box 238 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Man E. Giffin 1104 Jonquil Circle Great Falls. Va. 22066 Katherine L. Grabeel 1925 Thomson Dris e Lynchburg. Va. 24501 Karen M. Grainer 2113 Cowan Blvd. 34C Fredericksburg. Va 22401 Janice P Graves 2 Greenbrier Court 201 Fredericksburg. Va 22401 Sheila D. Green 945 Ficklen Road Fredericksburg. Va 22401 Sherrv V. Green 810 William Street 1 Fredericksburg. Va 224 ! Carolvn S. Greene 2330 Cowan Blvd. 204 Fredericksburg. Va 224 ! Margaret D Griggs 44 Girard Street Marlboro. N.J 07749 Teresa A. Grimes 16 Bentlev Court Fredericksburg. Va 224 1 Valerie G Grimes 7619 Havfield Road Alexandria. Va. 22310 Rachel H. Grimslev Rt. 63S Box LA Flint Hill. Va. 22626 Elizabeth V. Grove 142-S Dandridge Street Fredericksburg, Va. 23401 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Joseph W. Grzeika P.O. Box 497 Dahlgren, Va. 22448 Emily C. Guthrie Box 2955 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Sanda D. Hall Rt 3 Foxhall Warrenton, Va. 22186 Stephanie L. Hamlett 7815 Marilea Road Richmond, Va. 23225 Barbara A. Hammer 632 Watson Avenue Winchester, Va. 22601 Elizabeth B. Hammond 231 Washington Street Duxburv, Ma. 02332 James L. Hancock, Jr. Rt. 1 Box 120A Manakin-Sabot, Va. 23103 Annemarie O. Hanky 5905 Ridge Road Richmond, Va. 23227 Susan Dill Hanna Box 4515 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Pamela K. Hannaman Box 3123 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Karen A. Harman 5511 Helmsdale Lane Alexandria, Va.- 22310 Mary E. Harper Rt l ' Box 281 Preston, Md. 21655 Neal T. Harrell 601 Deacon Road Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Kathleen C. Harrigan Box 3842 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Lisa G. Harrington 11763 N. Shore Drive Reston, Va. 22090 Joseph Bret Harrison 124 Morningside Drive Broadway, Va. 22815 Cindv Rae Hart 14393 Orange Court Woodbridge, Va. 22191 Paul H. Hawke Box 2022 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Patricia R. Haynes P.O. Box 5 Cobbs Creek, Va. 23035 Alexander W. Holsinger 204 Hawksbill Heights Drive Lurav, Va. 22835 Brian E. Hooten 1405 Washington Avenue Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Michelle M. Hopper 116 Fawn Hills Drive Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Gloria L. Housley 6512 Orlando Street Falls Church, Va. 22043 Martha I. Howe 10245 Brigade Drive Fairfax, Va. 22030 Chandler F. Howell 6317 Mori Street McLean, Va. 22101 Craig S. Howei 4517 Peacock Avenue Alexandria, Va. 22304 Christine E. Hruby 423 Parkview Drive Mount Holly N.J. 08060 Susan C. Huff 621 Maury Street 2 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Anne C. Hughes 110 45th Street Sea Isle City, N.J. 08243 David A. Hughes 4617 Clav Court Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Helga H. Hulett 146 Dinton Road Columbia, S.C. 29210 Jennifer L. Hunt 918 Fairwav Drive Vienna, Va! 22110 Carol J. Hutchison 204 Beechwood Court Karen S. Hellem 3038 Talking Rock Drive Fairfax, Va. 22031 Joseph W. Hely, III 1412 Elaine Terrace Union, N.J. 07083 Barbara A. Heyl William Drive Durham, Ct. 06422 Denise A. Hill 2111 Cowan Blvd. 14S Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Vivien Hoke 241 Baer Avenue Hanover, Pa. 17331 Katharine W. Holland P.O. Box 206 Eastville, Va. 23347 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Ronald L. Hutson Rt 1 Box 22 Warsaw, Va. 22572 Pamela Hvde 5110 Holden Street Fairfax, Va. 22032 Carol A. Hvdorn Box 3049 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Brenda H. Hvnson Rt 1 Box 106E Montross, Va. 22520 Mark S. Ingrao 3701 S. George Mason 1105N Falls Church, Va. 22041 Eileen E. Irbv 10812 Miller Road Oakton, Va. 22124 James A. Isbell 14223 Caroline Street Woodbridge, Va. 22191 Karen L. Jacobs 2201 Belle View Blvd. Alexandria, Va. 22307 Pam C. James 1425 Dandridge Street Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Dorcie M. Jasperse 11611 Stoneview 21C Reston, Va. 22091 Linda G. Jefferson 913 N 35th Street Richmond, Va. 23223 Bonita E. Jenkins 143 Mountain View Road Powhatan, Va. 23139 Gregorv A. Johnson Box 2066 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Kathryn L. Johnson 540 Quarterfield Road Newport News, Va. 23602 Jov D. Johnston Box 2934 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Patricia P. Jones American Consulate APO New York, N.Y. 09757 Charlene Jordan 2 Lear Circle Newport News, Va. 23602 Ilonka L. Karasz 456 Argvle Drive Alexandria, Va. 22305 Elizabeth A. Kayan 101 Vicar Court Charlottesville, Va. 22901 Kristi L. Keiffer 107 Flag Drive East Lake Jackson, Tx. 77566 Virginia D. Kellam 100 Lancaster Terrace Hampton, Va. 23666 Katherine E. Keller 5921 Fairlee Road Richmond, Va. 23225 Matthew J. Kellv 1309 Hanover Street Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Michael C. Kelly 913 Monument Avenue 1 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Kathleen A. Kenney Box 2027 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Robert B. Kerns Box 3381 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Anne S. Kight 12018 William Man ' Circle Woodbridge, Va. 22192 Aesook Kim 5904 Oakridge Court Burke, Va. 22015 Linda H. Kinch 4 Lorraine Court Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Charles B. King 7 Sylvan Court Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Vickie L. Knobloch 1504 Monroe Bay Avenue Colonial Beach, Va. 22443 Audrey S. Komito 1603 Bernice Lane Richmond, Va. 23233 Betty S. Komp 7908 Larrick Court Springfield, Va. 22152 Patience A. Kostrzewskv 1808 Baldwin Drive McLean, Va. 22101 Christine A. Krapf Rt 2 Box 35 B-3 Catlett, Va. 22019 Al Kris 70 Hutchinson Street Waterburv, Ct. 06708 Kathervn B. Kulp 2348 Cowan Blvd. 204 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Ginger M. Kuydindall 5717 Turner Road Broad Run, Va. 22014 Nancv G Lam 296 110 Brachead Drive Fredericksburg, Va, 22-101 Helen L. Larkins 99 Hickok Road New Canaan, Ct, 06840 {Catherine B, Lassetter Box 1484 College Station Federicksburg. Va. 22401 Catherine E. Lennon 3214 Riverview Drive Colonial Beach, Va, 22443 Anne K. Levay Box 2838 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Lisa L. Lewis 2738 Northview Drive SW Roanoke, Va. 24015 John F. Likins Box 4651 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Joan T. Linskev 7700 Lear Road McLean, Va. 22101 Mary K, Lohr 1012 Union Church Road McLean, Va. 22102 Patti L. Loving Rt 11 Box 800 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Terrance W. Lynch Box 2181 College Sta tion Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Karen A. Macleod 11776 Cotton Mill Drive Woodbridge, Va. 22192 Thomas P. MaeQueenev 6219 Hibbling Avenue ' Springfield, Va. 22150 Mark E. Madigan Box 2242 College Station Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Kathrvn L. Mahone 31 Medlock Road Sandston, Va. 23150 Christine A. Mallgraf 7 Coral Cove East Norwich, N.Y. 11732 Barbara J. Manoogian 3108 Lost Lane Richmond, Va. 23224 Julie G. Marcel 4117 Thoroughgood Drive Virginia Beach, Va. 23455 Georgeana M. Marion P.O. Box 401 Waynesboro, Va, 22980 Diana Marks Rt 1 Box 156 Capron, Va. 23829 Kathrvn S. Martin Star Route Box 133 Gloucester Point, Va. 2-3062 Lloyd C. Martin 1022 West High Street Petersburg, Va. 23803 Arleen-Ann V. Master 411 Bedford Place Stephens City, Va. 22655 Victoria C. Matthews Rt 2 Box 344 Crozet, Va. 22932 Cvnthia J. Mattinglv Box 289.3 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Felicia J. Mazur Box 2261 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Michael J. Mazzola Rt 5 Box 259 Spotsylvania, Va. 22553 Barbara A. McAllister Box 3493 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Hovle S. McBane, Jr. 1710 Charles Street Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Colleen A. McCahill 11807 Cvpresswood Drive Houston, Tx. 77070 Rose M. McCartney 15 Carrawav Terrace Grafton, Va. 23692 Max J. MeCrory 3 Fairfax Circle Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Jean L. McCullough 1607 Landon Road Towson, Md. 21204 Cynthia L. McDow 1806 Monticello Street Wavnesboro, Va. 229S0 Grace A. McDownev Rt 1 Box 23 Colonial Beach, Va. 22443 Teresa M. McEntee Box 3633 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Nancy E. McEntvre 2931 Lockport Drive Falls Church. Va. 22042 Patricia F. McGinty 7615 Kingsbury Road Alexandria. Va. 22310 Patricia L. McKeone P.O. Box 474S Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 tnita I Mentzei 614 Truman Circle sw Vienna Va 22180 Patrick Miller 3200 Richmond S ree. Lynchburg, Va 24501 Elizabeth a Mizzo 1524 Holiday Park Drive Wan tag!, V I I 7 ' i 1 Carol K Mocarsld 925 Park Street SI. Vienna, Va 22 ISO Melissa MongeDi 3725 Lockwood Lane Annandale, Va. 22003 Randolph L. Moomaw P.O. Box 232 Dahlgren, Va. 22448 Robert T. Mooney 1055 Gardenia Road Virginia Beach. Va. 23452 Jody E. Mooradian 31 Orchard Drive Durham, Nh. 03824 Deborah F. Moore 1604 Johnson Road 11SC Petersburg, Va. 23803 Tawvna L. Morden Box ' 2837 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Martha M. Moreno Box 3301 College Station Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Donna F. Morgan 2S20 Meadow Green Court Chesapeake, Va. 23321 David G. Morris 119 Mosby Street Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Charles W. Moschler Box 1983 CollegeStation Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Michelle M. Mueller Man P. McLean 10402 Stone Ridge Lane Vienna. Va. 221S0 Bridget A. Meaney Box 4575 College Station Federicksburg. Va. 22401 Anita M. Medeiros 2220 Benedictine Court Vienna, Va. 221S0 Diana E. Meier 14 IS Augustine Avenue Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Cviithia L. Mellor 808 Edwards Drive Fredericksburg. Va. ..ria A -.mil Corpus Chnsti T« 7S404 Cr e«- H Murphy 706 J«-ffi-rv fi ' -.- Sarah V. Rt 4 Box 244 _207 Stephen R. N ' orthcutt 112 Har.o-.er - Fredericksburg. Va 22401 Not ak 4 105 Dakota Court Alexandria. Va. 22312 M Eileen O ' ConneU Box 3674 College Station Fredericksburg. Va 22401 Katherine E. Olson %11 Hammett Parkwav Norfolk Va 23VJ3 Beverly L. Osborne 520 Lannv Drive Winchester Va. 22601 Florence M Ossea 530 V Longfellow Street Arlington. Va. 22203 Kathrvn G. Otto 5102 Montebello Circle Richmond. Va. 23231 Diane L. Owen Box 1553 College Station Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Suzanne M. Palmer 208 44th Street Virginia Beach. ' - _ 15 Pamela B Paull 203 Yoakum Pkwv. 1014 Alexandria. Va. 22034 Mary C. Peca 123 N Meadowcroft Drive Akron. Ohio 44313 Katherine A. Penlev SS61 River Road Richmond. Va. 23229 Gloria I. Periz 5021 King Richard Drive Annandale. Va. 22003 Anne V Perkins 151S Westvood Avenue Richmond. Va. 23227 Ronald L. PfafT 2113 Cowan Blvd. 33A Fredericksburg.  . 224 Deborah A. Pteifler 130S Payne Street Fredericksburg. Va 22401 Ann L Pflusshaupt P.O. Box 2551 :-- Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Charles W. Philbrick Rt 4 Box 121-A3 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Suzanne Philips 8004 Webster Drive Hollins, Va. 24019 Meredith A. Pierce Quarters K USNB Philadelphia, Pa. 19112 Linda G. Potter 1059 Palmer Place Alexandria, Va. 22304 Roger P. Prine Seville Farm Rochelle, Va. 22738 Lisbeth L. Prins 7643 Clifton Road Fairfax Station, Va. 22039 Laura L. Proto 14017 Roanoke Street Woodbridge, Va. 22191 Sherri L. Prvor 240 N. Randolph Road Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Martyn K. Pugh Rt 2 Box 384 Ashland, Va. 23005 Wilma C. Pullen 114 Stratford Avenue Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Christy L. Putnam 924 Acacia Avenue Clifton Forge, Va. 24422 Molly A.M. Pvnn Rt 7 Box 180 Stafford, Va. 22554 Mark V. Raisor 4433 Warren Street NW Washington D.C. 20016 Kathleen M. Ramsey Box 2519 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Dorothy A. Randolph Box 2161 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Katrina A. Rav 4522 Butler Street Ft. Mead, Md. 20755 Amy H. Reed 4 Bethany Avenue Titusville, N.J. 08560 Christina M. Reed 151 E. Luzon Drive Fort Bragg, N.C. 28307 Evelyn M. Reem 6239 Lakeview Drive Falls Church, Va. 22041 Edward J. Regan 4 Lemore Circle Rocky Hill, N.J. 08553 Tammy L. Reid General Delivery Marshall, Va. 22115 Victoria L. Reynard 9203 Beachwav Lane Springfield, Va. 22153 Karen A. Richards 5836 Westower Drive Apt. F Richmond. Va. 23235 Lynda L. Richardson 3551 Bittersweet Road Richmond, Va. 23235 Beth Ann Richwine 209 Artillerv Road Yorktown, Va. 23690 Glenis R. Reigert 5901 Bing Court Alexandria, Va. 22310 Teresa A. Ritzert Box 2089 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Cynthia K. Robbins 5154 N. Lake Drive NW Roanoke, Va. 24019 Joyce I. Roberts 6200 Yorkshire Terrace Bethesda, Md. 20014 Susan C. Robertson 508 South Main Street Lawrenceville, Va. 23868 Maryalice H. Robinson 2382 N. Danville Street Arlington, Va. 22207 Charles R. Rodriguez Box 1999 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Jodi B. Romavko Box 2543 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Loretta E. Rosche 128 Countrv Club Drive Williamsburg, Va. 23185 Paula P. Rose 1210 Kenmore Avenue Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Roberta A. Rowe 7305 Elgar Street Springfield, Va. 22151 Cedric B. Rucker 4209 Lamplighter Drive Richmond, Va. 23234 Florence C. Rutledge Rt 2 Box 160 Chase City, Va. 23924 Sharon R. Sachs 466-5 Lambeth Station 2 Charlottesville, Va. 22904 Claudia J. Sadlowe 3225 Norfolk Lane Falls Church, Va. 22042 Shirlev A. Saft Box 777 Dahlgren, Va. 22448 Jordan M. Samuel 9211 Lyndonway Drive Richmond, Va. 23229 Julie M. Saracco 241 Ilihau Street Kailua, Hawaii 96734 Starr E. Sawyer 7401 Oriole Avenue Springfield, Va. 22150 Lisbeth K. Saylor 3003 Marshall ' Drive Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Susan M. Schaeffer 4605 Maple Avenue Bethesda, Md. 20014 Deborah M. Schenkel 14901 Claude Lane Silver Spring, Md. 20904 Sallie S. Schools 7913 Whittington Drive Richmond, Va. 23235 Diana P. Schultze 8717 Barnett Street Manassas, Va. 22110 John E. Schumacher 1309 Pavne Street Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Janice R. Schutte 1100 Stafford Avenue Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Paul C. Schutte P.O. Box 721 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Victoria K. Scott 309 Port Republic Road Waynesboro, Va. 22980 Karen M. Seiler 12753 Gazebo Court Woodbridge, Va. 22192 Rachel Shadrick P.O. Box 184 Herndon, Va. 22070 Diane L. Shamblin P.O. Box 139 Bowling Green, Va. 22427 Jennifer L. Sharp 24 Azalea Drive Hampton, Va. 23669 Laura L. Shelor 3923 St. James Circle SW Roanoke, Va. 24018 Lvnn A. Shepard Luke ' s Mt. P.O. Box 34 Covington, Va. 24426 Diane E. Sheppard 15140 Georgia Road Woodbridge, Va. 22191 Elizabeth H. Shipp 7028 Santa Maria Court McLean, Va. 22101 Deborah Sibonv 1133 Glendale Circle Winchester, Va. 22601 Mary R. Siegrist 8327 Wagon Wheel Road Alexandria, Va. 22309 Erica M. Simmons Rt 1 Box 353 Waynesboro, Va. 22980 Thomas A. Simpson R t 5 Box 1214 Falmouth, Va. 22401 Catherine A. Skidmore 12808 Great Oak Lane Clifton, Va. 22024 Nancy L. Skinner 1328 Lakeview Drive Virginia Beach, Va. 23455 Carol S. Slater 9000 Penguin Road Richmond, Va. 23227 Leslie E. Smalley 2910 N. Brandywine Street Arlington, Va. 22207 Nadine M. Smeyne 605 Galveston Road Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Catherine A. Smith Box 2514 College Station Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Monica L. Smith Rt 4 Box 29 Warrenton, Va. 22186 Valerie C. Smith 2010 Fall Hill Avenue Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Karen M. Snyder 1549 Bay Point Drive Virginia ' Beach, Va. 23454 Susan L. Spero 6922 Ashburv Drive Springfield, Va. 22152 Christine F. Spooner Box 535 Dahlgren, Va. 22448 Debra A. Sprang Rt 2 Box 228A Leesburg, Va. 22075 298 Mark H. Stableford 14629 Davnille Road Woodbridge, Va. 22193 Kathryn Stacy 118 Alleghany Road Hampton, Va. 23661 Ellen C. Stanley 304.3 Stoneybrook Drive Roanoke, Va, 24018 Jeneen S. Stewart 3422 Charleson Street Annandale, Va. 2200.3 Patricia S. Stich 8401 Sparger Street McLean, Va. 22102 Charles A. Stone 4785 Watson Lane Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Barbara Strickland 2502 Congreve Court 4A Herndon, Va. 22070 Diane E.R. Sullivan 4 Wynngate Court Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Skvlar L. Switzer 4206 Willow Woods Drive Annandale, Va. 22003 Pamela S. Talbot 921 Cloverhill Road Wvnnewood Pa. 19096 Marv K. Tavlor 925 Old Graves Mill Lynchburg, Va. Carolvn L. Tebault 4780 Blaekvvater Road Virginia Beach, Va. 23457 Susanne M. Tedesehi 6817 Colburn Drive Annandale, Va. 22003 Suzanne A. Tent 20 Marv Hughes Court Houma ' , La. 70360 Catherine B. Thomas Rt 2 Box 489 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Mollv E. Thomas 12916 Fernwav St. Louis, Mo. 63141 Rodnev C. Thomason Rt 2 Box 93H King George, Va. 224S5 Dawn E. Thompson 9411 Spotsylvania Street Manassas, Va. 22110 John P. Thompson 174 Houston Avenue NE Roanoke. Va. 24012 Steven L. Thompson 812Crestl,ill Road Falmouth, Va. 22401 Kudora E. Thorpe P.O. Box 150A Called, Va. 22019 Sue A. Tillery 109 Kggleston Avenue Hampton, Va. 23660 Margaret Tinkcom 9217 Hummingbird Terrace Gathersburg, Md. 20760 Tammy A. Tipton Church Street Keysville, Va. 2.3947 Debbie L. Toombs 3000 Lafayette Blvd. Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 John Torkos, Jr. 104 Beaver Lane Spotsylvania, Va. 22553 Tricia L. Tran 611 S. Highland Street Arlington, Va. 22204 Mary B. Treacy 507 Kramer Drive Vienna. Va. 22180 Bonnie G. Tuggle 10423 Lawyers Road Vienna, Va. 22180 David E. Turlev 1200 Prince Edward Street 303 Fredericksburg, Va. 22401 Elizabeth R. Upton Rt 1 Box 176 Culpeper, Va. 22701 Gouramma M. Uthappa 2146 Ft. Rice Street Petersburg, Va. 23803 Loreen G. Utz Rt 2 Box 448 Madison, Va. 22727 Daniel D. Vale 9704 Loudoun Avenue Manassas, Va. 22110 Thomas W. Valente Box 3229 College Station Fredericksburg. Va. 22401 Heidi T. Vananglen 1 Stonegate Village Quakertown, Pa. lS951 Derrv A. Velardi 8922Colesburv Place Fairfax. Va. 22031 Leslie A. Vernon 201 Swanage Road Richmond, Va. 23235 Chi Bich Vu S139 Prescott Drive 204 Vienna, Va 221V) Yvonne M vValbroehl 469 Hunton Street Warrenton Va 221V. Kevin M U ' aKh 16 Catalpa Road Convent Station, J 07961 Pearl A. Walton 14304 V Pemdale Road Woodbridge, Va. 22193 Pamela M. Washington Rt 2 Box 301 Spotsylvania, Va. 22.553 George E. Waters 19336 Bellean 102 Triangle, Va. 22172 Gary P. Webb 3804 S. Middlebrook Court Chester, Va. 2.3831 Victoria A. Webber 1513 S. 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Timothv J Worman Rt 1 Box 52 Elkwood. Va 22718 Noel J Wright 1215 Thornton Street Fredericksburg. Va 22401 Susan L. Wun 3804 N Middlebrook Court Chester. Va. 23831 Kathrvn T Wvatt 408 Laurel Street Emporia. Va. 23847 Marilvn V. Yancev Rt 4 Box 170 Farmville. Va. 23901 Susan E. York Matthews Drive F Bedminster. N.J. 07921 CaroUne C. Young 2505 Cozumel Drive Tampa. Fl. 33618 Bemardita E. Zapata Timberton Farm Charlottesville. Va. 22901 ALMA MATER All hail, dear Alma Mater We sing our praise to you, High on Marye ' s Hilltop You stand forever true; Born in truth and honor, You ever more shall be The model of our future years And all eternity. Whene ' er we have to leave you, We never will forget The lessons you have taught us, And all the friends we ' ve met; And we your sons and daughters Will hold your name on high, So here ' s to Mary Washington Our love will never die. Irene Taylor, ' 47 Jean Crotty, ' 47