Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1982 volume:

I 1 1982 Battlefield Mary Washington College Volume 69 The Place ' ' 8 The Establishment 42 The Association 74 The Active ' ' 32 The Happenings ' ' 90 The Population 1 JIJ. ■;.-n!F- Mother would not be ecstatic to see pyr- amids of beer cans, weird scribblings and wild pictures on the walls. But then, mother wasn ' t around too much anymore and this room wasn ' t within her domain. Rooms were shared with at least one roommate and often with an army of cock- roaches. Mary Washington residence halls specialize in growing large roaches, which can only be exterminated by frequent visits from man-on-the-hall. Residence halls have other distinguishing attributes such as miniscule closets and al- most nonexistent shelf space. Both of these minor irritations result in a much greater irri- tation of mounds of papers, books, and the debris that comes from being a college stu- dent. The pleasantries of being a student can- not be denied. If one lives in a residence hall, he con always find someone to make road trips with or go for a late night jog. The people in the residence halls make college life worthwhile. Roommates become friends and confidants. While no one was looking, while mom and dad were miles away, we built our own surrogate families and this be- came home. IL li — ■ ' !5 ? Vi H) Home away from home Welcome folks September 25-27, now what did that date mean again? Wasn ' t there something happening on campus that weekend? Why were all the upperclassmen cleaning their rooms and washing the mold out of dishes? Then came the realization -- it was Parent ' s Weekend. But what did this mean? To some it meant winter clothes, a free meal off of campus, or some extra money for the old checking account. To others it was a time to see those people that a month ago you couldn ' t wait to leave. For most, however, it was a hectic, but funfilled weekend. The Parent ' s Weekend schedule kicked off with the annual talent show held in Dodd Auditorium. Saturday ' s events included a faculty bazaar on Westmoreland Green, the hot air balloon in the middle of Ball Circle and a picnic lunch. Freshman parents were more likely to par- ticipate in the planned activities than up- perclassman ' s parents. But whether fresh- man or upperclassmen, students were glad to see their parents. 9tk M a k, Dedication: To Ttie Students Administration Administration Administration Administration Administration Administration Administration Administration Administration MM! • a jB liar Administration And Staff Prince B. Woodard President of the College William M. Anderson, Jr. Executive Vice President Mary Ann Burns Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean Suzanne Gordon Dean of Students Kenneth W. Johnson Assistant Dean of Students A. Ray Merchent Vice President for Continuing Education and Director of Summer Programs Richard L. Miller Vice President for Fiscal Affairs H. Conrad Warlick Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Dorothy J. White Assistant Dean of Students Bette L, Luttrell Administrative Assistant for Residence Life and Student Activities Sallie F. Washington Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Amy Hale Assistant Dean for Academic and Career Ad- vising and Director of Internship Programs Faculty Department of Anttiropology, Geograptiy Sc Sociology Marshall Bowen Samuel Emory miBk lUlltMBi Margaret Williamson Department of Art Barbara S. Meyer Chairperson Joseph DiBella Joseph Dreiss John Lamph Paul Muick Cornelia Oliver Mary Belle Pendelton Department of Biological Sciences Stephen Fuller Chairperso n Rosemary Johnson Mary PInschmldt Michael Bass Thomas L. Johnson William PInschmldt Mary Jo Porrish JoAnn Southworth -5;5iS: | Department of Chemistry and Geology Dept. of Classics, Phil., 8c Religion Dept. of Dramatic Arts and Dance Michael Joyce Amy Ginsburg Dept. of Econ., Business, Public Affairs Steven Czarsty Chairperson Anthony D. Apostolides Lewis Fickett Thomas Herrick John H. Jenkins Richard Krickus Gene Lohrke Robert Rycroft Brenda Vogel Dept. of Educ. Department of Englist), Linguistics and Speecti Richard E. Hansen Maura F. Stanton Distinguished writer in Residence Dept. of History ond Americon Studies William Crawley Chairpe.son Porter Blakemore Roger Bourdon U Otho Campbell Key Ryang Philip Speiss Department of Healtti and Ptiysical Education Edward H. Hegmann Chairperson Mildred Droste Miriam Greenberg Juanita Clement Thomas Davies Connie Gallahan Roy Gordon 1 1 tm  - lu It 4 IT .J 1 Meg Kintzing Richard L. Wogenoar s - ' Richard Warner Benjamin Zimdars Dept. of Mothematical Sciences and Physics Alexander Lindsay Chairperson Earnest Acl erman Anna Mae Harris Bulent Atolay Acting Chairperson Joseph Holmes Marie Sheckels Robert Nelson Barbara Story Nikola Nikolic Janet Zeleznock Dept. of Modern Foreign Longuages Margaret Hofmann Chairperson Joseph Bozicevic Miriam Hoge Clavio Ascori John Manolis Rosemary Herman Sammy Merrill Juliette Blessing Vera Niebuhr Aniano Pena Joanna Quann Dept. of Music James Baker Chairperson Martha Fickett Stephen J. Burt on Bernard Lemoine David Long Department of Psyctiology David MacEwen Chairperson Steve Hampton William Pope Christophier Bill Thomas Moeller Alice Robson Denis Nisim- Sabat Roy Smith Librarians Kari Anderson Charles Balthis Renna Cosner Mark McMannis Brando Sloon Ruby Weinbrecht V ' iJ - Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations The 1982 Battlefield Staff Editor-in-Chief: Cinda Sheehan Assistant Editor: Patti Foiey The goal of this year ' s Battlefield staff was to improve the quality of the yearbook at Mary Washington College. Part of this change was achieved by employing both new publishing and photography com- panies. By changing the publishing company, we were able to double the number of color pages in this year ' s edition of the Battlefield. Be- cause we switched photographers, we were able to include individual rather than group shots of the un- derclass. While these changes may seem small, we feel that they in- hance the quality of your yearbook. Co-Business Monagers: Joni Anderson, Susan Cieary The 1982 Battlefield required the time and dedication of many hard working people. Eventhough the staff was constantly pressed for time to meet deadline dates, it seemed that somehow or other, the staff managed to complete the pages that were due. Many long hours and late nights were spent putting this edition of the Battlefield together, and without the contribu- tions of these students, this book would not hove been possible. Co-Editors: Nicole Smith, Pam Moncrieff, Jean Ehreth, Lynne Gilley, Jen- ine Lentine Staff: Ceil Graniewski, Jean Ehreth, Joni Anderson, Susan Cleory, Cinda Sheehan, Patti Foley, Jeanne Sykes, Caroline Borden, Pruitt, Theron Keller ::•:? Our Elected Officials The purpose of the Student Asso- ciation is to work for o better Col- lege community through the devel- opment and strengthening of indi- vidual responsibility, citizenship and honor. The Student Association officers acknowledge to the students the following obligations: to represent student opinion actively; to respect the rights of the individual; to culti- vate and uphold the academic and social atmosphere conducive to the fulfillment of the aims of the College; to promote communication, coo- peration and understanding amon students, faculty and administration; and to affirm that the Student Asso- ciation shall continue as a demo- cratic body. STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS; Dan Steen, Marty DeSilva, Mike Bennett, Erin Devine, Terri Torri, Anne Thompson. Jackie Tanous, Libba Kepley. ' ■ . : The legislative branch of the Stu- dent Association os the Senate. The members of the Senate represent all facets of life at Mary Washington, from the residentioal student to the commuting student by attending the open Senate meetings and ac- tively partimipating in one of the six standin committees. Through their legislative action, each senator strives to better the academic, so- cial andother significant aspects of life here at Mary Washington Col- lege. SENATE: Susan Jurkiewica, Lynn Dinger, Dennis- Dobson, David J. Wtiitoker, Tim Hartnett, Rosonn Sediacko, Randie Reno, Beth Padgett, Becky Hobbs, Kathy Lynn Key, Donna Wodds, Jan Deese, Tracy Harmon, Potti Barry, Anne Thompson, Susan Jones, Tara Corrigail, Miriam Clark. CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS: Laura Hall Trenda Powell, Beth Doyle, Class Council organizes all of the major social functions on campus. These events include Halloween ' s, Beach Weekend, Ring Week, Graduation Week, moview, singers in the pub and Keg parties. The Christmas Bazaar is also sponsored by Class Council and is well publi- cized throughout the area. Class Council works together to try to bring more unity among each class. The people on Class Council work not only with each of their re- spective classes but also with other organizations on campus. CLASS COUNCIL: Shannon Berry, Lisa Riffey, Debbie Pierpoint, Debbie Young, LaVonda Simpson, Irene Goliash, David Swanson, Darnell Horio, Karrie Nelson. Farah Maynor, Monica Rastallis, Trenda Powell, Erma Ames, Beth Doyle, Laura Hall The Academic Affairs Commit- fee is vitaily important to student representation in all academic areas of the Student Association Academic Affairs Chairman. Its members include student depart- mental representatives, student members of each student-faculty committee, and all interested students. The committee meets at leas monthly to coordinate and communicate matters of academic interest involving stu- dents and to generate student input into department. Executive Cabinet, and administrative aca- demic issues. The committee serves as an effective link be- tween the Academic Affairs Chariman and the student body through their representatives. The committee works on such areas OS student participatin in advis- ing, student-faculty socials, and investigating special areas of academic concern. Each fall, the Inter-Club Associ- ation Club Carnival introduces students with the variety of ac- tivities by each club on campus. Throughout the year the ICA as- sists in the formation of new clubs, according to student interest. In the spring, outstanding clubs and club members are recognized at on awards presentation Organizers INTER-CLUB ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Georgiana Hall, Leslie Bellais, Diana Ward. .-. J MORTAR BOARD: Annmarie Cozzi, Jackie Tanouse, Paula Garten, Cindy Wilkinson, Marty DeSilva, Mary T. Torri, Jennifer Stone, Mondy Murptiy, Eleanor Garner, Wilhelmenia Long, Erin Devine, Jenny Uta, Georginnia Hall, Dr. Clark, Liz Corr, Moritn Stahl, Michael Bennett, Dr. Rycroft. The Mortar Board is the Senior Honor Society. Its purpose is to pro- vide equal opportunity to all peo- ples, to emphasize the advance- ment of the status of women, to support the ideals of the status of women, to support the ideals of the College, to advance a spirit of scholarship, to recognize and en- courage leadership, and to provide service. The requirements are a 3.0 overall average, a student has to be a senior, and must be elected to the Board. The Association of [Residence Halls is an organization made up of the hall presidents and small house presi- dents. Their duties consist of advis- ing the Student Association Cabinet and working on the student con- cerns and issues pertaining to their residence life. The Association pro- vides a form of communication be- tween residence haiss and organi- zations on campus. ASSOCIATION OF RESIDENCE HALLS: Kathleen Hamilton, Paige Farm- er, Jackie Tanouse, Karen MacDowell, John Hoffmann, Hans Homer, Martha Busbice, Penny Buell, Ann Galloway. The Inter-Honary Association of Mary Washington College is an or- ganization composed of the presi- dents of all recognized honor soci- eties on campus, the Student Asso- ciation Academic Affairs Chairman, and the Associate Dean for Aca- demic Services. The Academic Af- fairs Chairman presides over the as- sociation, and members represent their respective honor societies at the association meetings held regu- larly throughout the school year. Three officers are elected from within the association. INTER-HONORARY ASSOCIATION: Erin Devine, Amy Perdue, Diana Word, Donna De Alto. Ann- marie Cozzi, JoMarie St, Mortin, Kelly Mitchell, Laurie Thompson, Paula Garten, And Justice For All . . The Judicial Court receives all of its judicial powers from the Student Association Constitution. The Judciol Court hears all those cases referred to it by the residence hall judicial chairman. The duty of the residence hail judicial chairman is to administer punishments for hall infractions and to act as mediary between the ac- cused and the Campus Judicial Court and Judicial Chairman. JUDICAIL COURT: Wendy Burnette, Andi Jansen, Beth Brown, Gail Pair, Libbo Kepiey, Denise Pons, Missy Betal , Jim Emrey, Donna Crawford. i;:;:;: HALL JUDICIAL CHAIRPEI SGNS: Carol Comely, Joni Anderson, Bob Bailey, Sarah :?•;!; Kosak, Sally Jones, Theresa Nugent. HONOR COUNSELORS: Beborah Barlow, Jenifer Blair, Caroline Borden, Jeff Bowen, April Bunner, Nina Burchard, Mary Butler, Barbara Cahill, Janice Conway, Liz Corr, Tara Corrigoll, Lana Crowder, Donna DeAlto, Ginger Deane Marty DeSilva, Ctiristopher Dorr, Kattileen Downes, Andrea Drard, Jane Feeney, Rose Marie Finney, Scott Harris Vicki Haynes, Rebecca Hobbs, Jotin Hoffman, Paige Jones, Shelia Keenan, Lynn Kenneally, Kris Kersenbrock, Sarah Kosak, Patrick Lofferty, Susan Leavitt, Wilhel- mena Lee, Liz Mac Lennan, Amy Miller, Catherine Miller, James Miller Kelly Mitchell, Karrie Nelson, Kelly Norton, Amy Perdue, Jim Pierpoint, Raymond Powell, Betsey Riester, Shannon McGurk. Janet Flynl, Anne Marie Foster, Sandra Francisco, Tad Gillie, Jeannine Goodenough, Marcia Guida, Georgiona Hall, Charlene Hammoker, Ann Harris, Lisa Harris, Betsy Roholy, Jo-Marie St. Martin, Cinda Sheehan, Ann Marie Smith, Jenny Stone, Butch Stull, Anne Thompson, Kristina Truell, Freda White, Jessica Woodman. The Honor Council is a judicial body made up of students that try specific cases presented by any member of the College Community regarding any possible violations of the Honor Code. The Honor Con- tacts are representatives of the Honor Council within every resi- dence hail. They provide a means of communication between the stu- dents and the Council. Honor Coun- selors provide incoming new stu- dents with a better understanding through counseling on how the Hon- or System works at the College. HONOR CONTACTS: Terry Sckinto, Mary C. Butler, Tommy Bardie. Marty DeSilva, Michael Bennett, Belinda Darnell, Chuck Borek, April Bunner, Kim- berly Shaffer, Gwen Jones, Mono Corrigoll, Debbie Pierpoint, Vicky Eakin, Kelly Norton, Courtnie Jones, Caroline Borden, Janet Raynor. HONOR COUNCIL: Keith Jones, Rosann Sedlacko, Jim Pierpoint, Laura Irish, Kim Athey, Tim Pierpoint, Jane Feeney, Virginia Harri- son Linda Lee, Dotie Werner, Jennifer Davidson, Marcia Guida, Sarah Thompson. The Student Lobbying Committee is the branch of the Student Association primarily concerned with lobbying on the behalf of the student body. Although a new organization for MWC, Lobby has been active on a variety of levels. On the state level the Committee lobbies the General Assembly in Richmond. In the area of local con- cerns. Lobby has worked with the Fredericksburg City Council to improve city-school relations. On Campus, lobby has pursued various proposals and has followed up the Senate on numerous projects. Among the highlights of the year were a De- cember workshop on the General Assembly and lobbying techniques, a series of trips to Richmond to lobby, a mass mailing c ampaign to the Gener- al Assembly, and a revised party policy proposal for the campus. Membership this year has been open to any interested and concerned student. The group was highly successful in building a large scale lobbying ' effort for the first time in Mary Washington ' s history. Lobby is looking forward to an even better year next year. STUDENT LOBBYING COMMITTEE: Stacey Nickerson, Mary Thomas, Sarah Kosak, Betsy Rohaly, Paige Fillion. Ann Westcott, Mary Hanger, Dean Driver Anne Marie Foster, James Miller, Dan Steen, Kurt Lawson, Julie Rieldick. COLLEGE PROGRAMMING BOARD OFFICERS: Jennifer Blair. Andi Jan- ADMISSIONS CLUB: Carolyn Lankford, Jan Gillespie, Linda Garett, Sherri Davis, Ann sen, Susan Jones. Watson, Teresa Nugent, Heidi Heinbaugh, Linda Goodwin, Debbie Palmiter, Johnna Webb, Dana Thomos. Young Politicians The purpose of the College Republicans is to bring students into the Republican Party and provide them the opportunity to find political expression and recognition. The students are encouraged to participate In the activities of the Republican party and promote Its Ideals. College Republicans is open to all interested students on campus. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS: Vincent DiBenedetto, Andi Baggett, Wendy Stone, Gayle Pair, M.C. Morris, Susan Jones, Martha Babb, Rutl Ecsley, Allegro Knopf, Ann Watson, Charlotte James, Erin Malone, Amie Martin, Kimberely Slayton, Karen Davidson, Potti Forster, Kathy Gibbons, Jennifer- ,Boone, Shari Scott, Launy Brown, Mary Bolsdon, Renee Allen, Marcio Guida, Mimi McCarthy, LisaLLatto, Patricia Winne, David Minor, Kristen Guthrie, Trudy McBride, Colette mosley, Carole Carter, Julie Riddick, Ann Westcott, Susan Johnson, Billie Martin, Kathleen Hamilton, Dana Thomas, Martha Mossie, Mary Cleary, Lisa Schoenster, Eleni Semples, Malinda Wilkerson, Ellen Wilson, Amy Cox, Gayle Ashburn, Linda Yarbrough. In this year of a statewide election, the Young Democrat s Club has been active- ly campaigning for the Democratic can- didates by leaflettln, phone banks, and working at the polls. We also launched a campus wide campaign which included a canvass and a voter registration drive, with a mock election culminating all of our campaign efforts. In addition to these activities, we participate In other pro- jects and social activities acreoo the Commonwealth. Our major goal is to be- come acquainted with the Issues and the workings of our government, and then Inform others on campus of our demo- cratic Ideals. YOUNG DEMOCRATS: Diana Ward, Darcy Driscoll, Stacy Nickerson, Mary Albert!, Cathy Gilbert, Lynne Coleton, Christine Waller, Anne Marie Foster, Paige Fillion, Jim Hard, Kurt Lawson, Dan Steen, Beth Smith, Leslie Bellais. The purpose of the Newman Club is to foster the spiritual, intellectual and social lives of the Roman Catholic students of Mary Washing- ton. This club is also open to all inter- ested members of the College Community. Newman Club: First Row: Barbara Balogh, Staci Daddona, Patti Lopez, Beth Wiggins, Kelly Mitchell, Barbara Cahill 2nd row: Kathleen Roach, Cathy Lidy, Debbie Rutledge, Kathleen Wolbroehi 3rd row: Micki Steinbauer, Pat Pogue, Kathleen Downes 4th row: Jen Gooden- ough. Maureen Showalter, Beth Bridges 5th row: Ann Duffey, Nancy Kaiser, Rosann Sed- lacko, Mary Feely The purpose of the CCC at Mary Washington College is to bring about diverse interests in Christian fellowship. The CCC implements weekly activities which allow mem- bers of the college community to experience Christian fellowship, to minister to others through music and social projects, and to encourage spiritual and intellectual growth. Faith. Hope. And Love Front Row; Bonnie Boteler, Martha Trotter, Brenda Lane, James Purks, Brenda Cropper, Jennifer Metzger, Lisa Parr; 2nd row; Sharon Recher, Rhonda Nash, Leigh Anne Haga, Anne Dunlap, Martha LeCouter; 3rd row; Lois Hopl ins, Kim Vandegrift, Mary Lou Taylor, Lynn White; 4th row; Elizabeth Carriker, Sandra Kersey, Linda Garnett, Sherri Davis; 5th row; Beverly Ridout, Janice Crummett. Tricia Pugh, Alice Lane, Linda Goodwin, Patricia Winne, Kim Waldrap, Lisa Lotto, Lynne Wiser; 6th row: Mary Driver, Cindy Crites The Baptist Student Union is a min- istry group open to oil interested students. It offers a balance of pro- grams for both inward spiritual growth and outward growth. A vari- ety of programs is offered: Bible studies, fund raisers for summer mis- sions, community mission outreach, prayer groups, and fellowship so- cials. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship: Front Row: Jennifer Stanley, Gitto Cseri, Jennifer Seamon, Leslie Orazietti, Debbie Snow, Lisa Gillespie, Lynn Fochtman, Becky Hobbs, Cathy Cooke; 2nd Row: Lee Koenig, Dove Warren, Tommy Humphrey, Joanne Bortholemew, Gail Williams, Susan Knowles, Becky Atkins, Carey Smith, Cindy Snyder, Theron Keller; 3rd Row: Lisa Schoenster, Wilhelmeno Lee, Anne Sl etchley, Veronica McCabe, Debbie Hopkins, Catherine Smith, Pom Johnson, Susan McCullogh The purpose of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is to deepen and strengthen the spiritual life of participants through Bible study and prayer, to witness to others about Jesus Christ and to help them to come to know Him personally and to promote interest in world evan- gelism. This club is open to all inter- ested members of the College community. €iMZ99 K aring The purpose of Circle K is to help students become incolced in school and community activities through sharing, service, and concern, and to promote fellowship through var- ious social activities. Circle K is part of the Kiwanis Club and is open to all interested members of the College community. CIRCLE K: Martha Howard, Mary Alberti, Beth Padgett, Patty Rhyne, Sally Rothstein, Kitty Hahn, Julie Garling, Patty Myers, Kim Dobbins, Dana Thomas, Sherri Snyder, Lisa Williams, Lynne Wilkins, Margarete Pagano, Carol Hurst, Charlotte Jones, Mary Ruth Venditti, Tracy McComb, Emily Wells, Maria Wiggs, Deana Houff, Kelly Gorman, Lisa Watkins, Diane Cotter, Ann Harris, Nancy Patsell, Mary Lou Taylor, Tammy Richie, Lewis Goldstone, Michael Hyde. The Afro-American Association, whose purpose is to stimulate inter- est in Black Culture, is an active or- ganization on the Mary Washington Campus. They co-sponsor the Tal- ent Show during Family Weekend and sponsor the Wo-Man contest, which is a womanless beauty pa- gent. They also sponsor Black Cul- ture Week which is held in February. The A. A. A. also participates in the annual Club Carnival, Christmas Ba- zaar and Alumni Homecoming. AFRO-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION: Jesse Forbes, Frances Joy Hall, Kimberly Poindexter, Louise Cle- mente, Wilhelmena Lee, Allison Sweatt, Soralyn Bowling, Michele Hammock, Susan Amith, Chrystal Holley, Arthea Edwards, Angelia Allen, Mabel Royal, Princess Moss, Benita Echols, Delois Branson, Harolyn Berry, Allen Lindsay, Lesley Price, Verna Williams, Audrey Poindexter, Alisa Mondrey. The purpose of the Ecology Club is to seek information about our en- viornment and to encourage an ac- tive interest and participation in its maintenance and improvement, and to maintain an active relation- ship with the Fredericksburg com- munity. The Ecology Club sponsors a weekly Collection drive, a plant sale, speakers and wildlife movies. They also help to sponsor people in other activities on the college cam- pus. ECOLOGY CLUB: Patty Lopez, Belinda Darnell, Diane Cotter, Gayle Vermilyea, Gina Burrows, Lisa Edwards, Mary Jean Terrell, JoAnn Szczech, Sharon Hardy. Fun And Games The purpose of the Recreotion As- sociation is to provide an opportuni- ty for students to participate in a variety of activities; to stimulate an interest in many forms of recreation; to create a spirit of good sports- manship; and to cooperate with other campus organizations in pro- moting and maintianing the highest standards of College Life. dlnt ' ' ociation: Jim Emery, President; Suzette Cabildo, Vice-Presi- The purpose of the Terrapin Club is to promote interest and develop skill in synchronized swimming. The requirements are try-outs for swim- ming strokes and stunts and a good scholastic average. W M M Front Row: Mortha Williams, Lisa Hale, Anne Stafford, Danette Stormont; 2nd Row Anne Marie Hellman, Suzonne Haldin, Kathy Reid. Ginny Baskerville, Barb Nelson, 3rd Row: Lauren Ferguson Carta Hurt, Leslie Harris, Jeanne Little, Judy Sweetman, Sydney Forester; Not Pictured Barb Schoeb, Laura Hamilton, Dorothy Piedmont, Mars Staskiewics ' . ■ ' : THE WASH — This year ' s wom- en ' s fastpitch Softball club team Is expected to be among the top five In the state, including AIAW varsity competition. The team plays a 30- game schedule, wWh its major rivals James Madison, Geoge Mason, and Virginia. Expected to play major roles on the team this spring are center fielder Kathy McCauaughey, pitcher Peggy Sanford, catcher Cin- dy Crites, first baseman Janelle Bun- trock and secon baseman Suzette Cabildo. Front Row: Suzette Cabildo, Leesa Casey, Liz McConnell, Debbie Englisli; 2nd Row: Robin Minyard, Cheryl Foltz, Cindy Crites, Meg Rock; 3rd Row: Peggy Sanford, Belinda Damewood, Janelle Buntrock, Kathy McCaughey, Mike Zitz— Coach Soccer Club: Blair Howard, Coach; Glen Bell, Coach; Gail Giampaoli, Trainer; Betsy Palmer, President; Becky Brenton, Vice-President; Jennifer Lambert, Secretary; Janeen Darmody, Treasurer; Kay Howard, Publicity Chairman; Wanda Crisp, Sherry Dowdy, Maryonna Gorges, Sherri Gilliam, Kara Kelly, Maureen Kerrigan, Lou Lincoln, Debbie Longest, Amy Lukeman, Stacy Martin. Susan McMahon, Molly Shipp, Martha Sullins The Soccer Club is open to all in- terested soccer players. The club has had a full season playing many varsity teams, and will wind up the season at a UVa State Tournament. The team played especially well against GWU, tying their varsity team 3-3. Currently, the team Is pe- titioning to become varsity. In order to keep up with other Viginia schools, both In talent and financial ability. The purpose of the Outing Club is to en- courage and interest and fellowship in the out-of-doors and to teach skills of outdoor living. The Club aslo provides the opportuni- ty to participate in recreational activities such as camping, squaredancing, skiing, canoeing, clinnbing, hiking, etc. OUTING CLUB: Nora Collins, Mary Baldson, Lori Daniels, Monique Gormont, Rosanne Abbate, Cathy Crosby, Launy Brown, Martha Shears, Jan Gillespie, Deborah Andrejack, Carol Olivieri, Kathy Honig, Cathy Shorretts, Marguerite Staskiewicz, Joe McDonough. HOOFPRINTS CLUB: Cindy Field. Martha Busbice, Kristen Wagner, Traci KEoting, Sandra Francisco, Mary Roach, Lesley Word. Kim Hodge, Jeanne Thomos. Amy Groth. Susan Eiche. Tomara Ostrosky, Anne Marie Foster, Dawn Detwiler, Cornelia Szele, Gail Broqi Dee Driscoll. The Hoofprints Club is open to all interested mem- bers of the College community. The purpose of the Club is to develop an interest and skill in horsemanship. .j -— CREW CLUB: Debbie Mason, Jane Bailey, Lori Calupco, Ellen Spencer, Lisa Plum, Cathy Nettle Crevj is a sport of endurance. Crew Club offers those who are interested, an opportunity to build up endur- ance and team work. Team work is an important part of this sport. Without team work it would be eight people in a shell going nowhere fast. :•; KARATE CLUB: Lauren Koch, Diana L. Burton, Noreen Moleney, David A. Hawkens, Master Min-ho Cho, rj: Debbie Bennett, Dwain Roberston, Martha Busbice, Bob Chu, Sally Rothstein Pom Lomphier, Linda Sherper, X Mary Ann Cromley. It ' s A Small World After All . . . The French club was very active this year, not only did they sing at family weekend; they had a presen- tation for the Yorktown re-enact- ment celebration. The club also par- ticipated in International Night and sponsered an International dinner at Seacobeck. FRENCH CLUB: Miranda Yen, Julie Clark, Laura Wong, Jasmine Jelesoff, Molly Joynes, Jackie Turk, Mary C. Butler, Ray Mataloni, MaryAnn Cromleg, Cynthia Wilkinson, Hessa Mured, Nan Stanford Scott Strickland, Danette Barrett, Jeanne Thomas 4 SPANISH CLUB: Amy Plummer, Kris Kersenbrock, Laura Shavis, Kate Sweeney, Jennifer Foster, Patricia Winne, Lisa Watkins, Rosanne Abbate, Renee Rund, Belinda Ingalls, Kothey White, Anne Tyler, Linda Riel German Club: Diana Connelly, Jennifer Seamen, Kathy Enfield. Dennis Dobson, Nan Stanford, Martha Busbice, Kim Banvegrift, Diane Donovan, Margarete Pagano, Gina Thomas, Kim Adams, Susan Rogalski It ' s Academic The purpose of the International Relations Club is to further an inter- est in and a knowledge of past and present international affairs. Throughout the year they sponsor guest speakers, a Forum and a mock Security Council. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB: Sigrid Skrivseth, Debbie Rutledge, Barvara Balough, Sarah Kosak, Suzanne Gisler, Sue Sokolski, Lee Ann Malott, Richard Ehrie, Robert Metzier, Anne Reed, Becky Shoner, Terri Rodden, David Minor. The Histroy Club was founded three years ago in order to promote an interest in the Department. In these past three years, the Club has enjoyed much success in its various projects, such as the annual fall get-acquainted reception for new students. Other projects in- clude field trips to nearby Washing- ton, D.C. and Richmond, and an an- nual keg party. An active and en- thusiastic membership ensures con- tinued success in the future of the History Club. SOCEITY OF PHYSICS: Diane Connelly, Andi Jansen, Debora Borer. JoMorle St. Mortil, Terry Wybersky. Elizabeth Corr, Jeft Bowen, Joe Freeman, Jeanne C. Pugh, Rebecca E. Batten, Eric Ause, Julio Samson, Georgiano Hall, Cindy Rebein, James R. Purks, Susan Byrne, Laura Lee McPherson, Mary Flanders, Kevin Ferlozzo, Terry Leathers, Tonie Van Dam, Jim Lagrange, Kelly Brown, Pot Peckinpaugh, Ann Mueller Stephen Middleton, Kenneth Thomas, Rodney C. Thomason. ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY; Miss Williamson, Muffin Williamson, Mary Glonvochi, Maureen Showalter, Margaret Frohm, Lisa Blois, Varna Boyd. The purpose of the Anthropological Society is to en- courage and promote interest in Anthropology by spon- soring activities which provide knowledge of the field. The activities of the American Chemical Society in- clude on annual magic show which is put on for parents weekend, goggle sales, and social events such as Christ- mas celebrations, wine and cheese parties and picnics. ACS members also make free tutoring sessions availabe every week to all chemistry students. The Mary Washing- ton Chapter also sponsors in November, an annual con- ference of the American Chemical Society for all chap- ters in its region of Virginia. Cure-All The Pre-Med club is headed by Dr. Mahoney and sponsors many events throughout the Year. Some ot these things include trips to other schools to visit their de- partments in Pre-Med. The main purpose of the Club is to interst students in medical and dental school. PRE-MED SOCIETY: Greg Engledove, Dave Petersen, Greg Budd, Marcia Guida, Terry Daley. Kathy Beck, Anne Newbern, Allison Thomas, Regina Perry, Beth Loftis, Mary Frances Robey, Cristi McGraw, Debbie Ashby, Keith Jones, Kathy Anitole, Cynthia Nash, Marion Bloomfleld. u MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY CLUB: Lisa Hartung, Jasmine Jelesoff, Janett Thomp- son. Borbara O ' Neil, Susan Knowles. Patricia Pugh. The prupose of the club is to promote interest among stu- dents and guide them tov ard their future in medical technol- ogy. Activities include speakers form medical technology schools affiliated with Mary Washington College, trips to medi- cal technology schools for laboratory tours, and social events. The purpose of Pi Nu Chi is to provide nursing stu- dents with information about transfer programs to nursing schools. It also gives students an opportunity to participate in various social activities throughout the year. Pi Nu Chi is open to all interested members of the college community. M Throughout the year the Speech Pathology Club has many service projects and fund rais- ers. They offer the chance for the entire stu- dent body to hear their guest speakers. The club visits the different schools In the area and has parties for the children. Each year a trip is sponsored to the University of Virginia to visit the speech Pathology Department there. The main purpose of this club is to promote an interest in Speech Pathology. SPEECH PATHOLOGY CLUB: Maureen Gibson, Mary White, Dowling Dent, Aliena Casacu- berta, Kelly Norton, Gino Burrows, Susan Kousimeider, Debbie Childress, Beth Young, Katie Cowan, Martha Trotter. The purpose of the physical Therapy Club is to orient interested students as to the job of a therapist and education needed for it. Trips are taken to pgysical therapy departments in hospitals around the area, such as MCV and National Or- thopedic Hospital. Every year the club along with other allied Health clubs, plans and executes the MDA Superdance. Anyone interested in physical therapy Is welcome to join. A loan fund is also avai- labe for students from Mary Washington entering physical therapy school. PHYSICAL THERAPY CLUB: Lillian Locey, Jerry Punnphrey, Harolyn Berry, Tammy Booth, Ruth Friedman, Chris Thompson, Mabel Royal, Pennie Wootten, Janine Kuykendall, Kathleen Maguire, Sarah Showoiter, Mary Longer. All The World ' s A Stage Named for the ancient Greek Muses, tragedy, comedy and dance, Tri-Muse is open to all stu- dents interested in theater and dance. Through various money making projects, master classes are offered in dance, mime and acting. Also, trips are sponsored to attend dance and theater productions. Work is extended to the stage through help on all mainstage pro- ductions, dance concerts and cho- reography shows sponsored by the Department of Dramatic Arts and Dance. Tri-Muse also gives a scholarship to a student of Mary Washington College w ho vj be attending the Fredericksburg Theater Company as an apprentice. TPI-MUSE SOCIETY: fJow 1: Amy Perdue, Monica Peterschmidt. Carolyn Strozier Row 2: Tish Williamson, Kim Cooper, Butch Stull, Seth Schrager Row 3: Martha Shears, Chris Dalen, Moira McGinty, Katherine Aaslestad, Susan Haas Row 4: Katie Walker, Anthony Curtis, Rhonda Nash, Miranda Yen, Maura Pollin, Ellen Amos Row 5: Patrick Collins, Devon Painter, Jill Wilcoff When lovely woman stoops to folly, And finds too late that men betray, Wfiat charm can soothe her melancholy. What art can wash her guilt away? The only art her guilt to cover. To hide her shame from every eye. To give repentence to her lover. And wring his bosom - is to die, Oliver Goldsmith (1730-1774) The Music Educators National Conference is an organization that promotes music education and is an excellent club to join if one is Inter- ested in teaching music. It is a ser- vice organization whose main pro- ject thus far is raising money to pro- vide a book scholarship for a fresh- man music major. MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE: Princess Moss, Erin Mclntyre, Darilyn Brown, Cindy Gregston, Mary McClench, Ellen Wirt, Lee Koenig. m FREDERICKSBURG SINGERS: Patricia Burton, David Hawkens, Jay Surles, Michoel Berry, Jean Dundos, Bob Dundas, Rick Hartigan Marshall Simon, Lucy Simon, Dr. Burton, Alice Rabson, Winona Schiom, Harvey Allen, Mary Lou Davio, Bill Carter, Sarah Eackles, Tim Horn, Louise McCullough, Wendell Anderson, Steven Hirsch, Stephanie Smith, Carolyn Allen, Larry Triola, Bill Pinschmidt, Mary Treocy. Mary Pinschmidt. Eileen Stein, Margaret Tillery, Becky Parsons, Shirley Onderdonk, Sarah Herron, Jill Wikoff, Lish Mahler, Steve Sanders, Doug Minor, Linda West, Virginia Bergman, Fran Jessee. The Fredericksburg Singers is a College and Community mixed chorus which con be taken for cred- it at Mary Washington College. The chorus sings two or three major con- certs per year at the College in ad- dition to Christmas and other sea- sonal concerts. They perform stan- dard literature for mixed chorus as well as lighter folk and popular mu- sic. ••=: . ' The Sounds Of Music a n MWC JAZZ ENSEMBLE: Karen Leighyon, Beth Bridges, Fran Burke, Robin Solar, Vic Marshall, Victor Gonzales, Kent Birkle, Becky Shaner, Elizabeth Carrlker, Dr. David Long, Jeff Coleman, Mickey Houck, Jim Roberts, David Roth. The Mary Washington College Chorus is made up from a group of students who attend the College. They sing music for Vk omen ' s chorus from all periods of music literature. They sing two concerts annually as well as other seasonal concerts in the Fredericksburg area. MWC CHORUS: Anne Reed, Jean Marie Ryan, Christine Waller, Emily Hubbard, Stacey Nickerson, Patricia Bowen, Paige Farmer, Amanda Murphy, Georgina Andrews, Debbie Lovell, Jocquelyn VogI, Martha Babb, Sandy Argoil, Shannon Berry, Susan Ferrett, Koty Thomsen, Brigid Doherty, Susan Hill Cheryl Gedney, Linda Kv aczala, Devon Painter, Tamara Cutright, Lisa Watkins, Linda Hiller, Shelio Anderson, Jennifer Sporer, Kin Cawood, Melinda Harris, Mary Anne Sadler, Ulrike Kilby, Karen Ward, Kaye Bost, Mary Ruth Venditti, Betsy Showalter Kathy Lavi son, Jeanne Thomas, Denise Reilly Cindy Gregston, Hope Martin, Dr. Burton. Publishers and broadcasters This year the Bullet has converted from a weekly newspaper to a news magazine under the direction of Shannon McGurk — Editor-in- Chief. This year ' s staff is endeavor- ing to uphold quality journalistic standards in writing, layout, and edi- torials to better inform the students of this campus. The Bullet; Jackie Conciatore, Associate Editor: Houston Kempton, Photography Editor, Key Bradshow, Features Editor; Shelia Brady, Business Manager. Bethanne Daughtrey, News Editor; not pictured: Shannon McGurk, Editor-in-Chief Aubode: Karen McDowell, Juliette Brown, Carol Swain, Pom Chad- wick Pub Board Cynthia Nash, Cynthia Wilkinson, Shelia Brady, Pamela Chodwick, Cinda Sheehan The Au bode is an annually published campus literary and art magazine. Its purpose is to publicize the liter- ary and artistic talents of the students and to encour- age such work to continue. It consists of short stories, plays, poems and graphics by Mary Washington stu- dents and faculty The Board of Publications and Broadcasting is formed from the campus media groups and three members at large. The purpose of BPB is to oversee and inform these media groups. BPB also features a media speaker in the spring for the campus community. The College Radio Station Broad- casts to Seacobeck, A.C.L. Hall, Chandler Hall. G.W. Hall, and all Resi- dence Halls except Trnch Hill. Its pro- grams consist of varied selections of music, campus news, sports cover- age, items of local interest, and some broadcasting from outside stations. AVC-TV supplies academic sup- port for the college ' s faculty and administration in the field of audio visual. The department puts on all TV and film work on this campus, as well as all slide productions and graphic work. 73 Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports Sports f • « r - t Men ' s Soccer Five Mary Washington College soccer players were named to the All - VISA (Virginia Intercollegiate Soccer Association) Eastern Confer- ence squad to cap the Blue Tide ' s most successful soccer season ever. The team set 12 records in nearly every category form most v ins in o season to career assists. The soccer season was highlight- ed by a record-setting four game winning streak and the Salisbury State College Invitational Tourna- ment championship. In addition, the booters barely missed qualifying for a post season berth in the VISA championships. Individual honors went to: Bill Lohr- team MVP, All-South, third team, VISA All East; Chris Roberson-MVP at Salisbury Tournament, VISA All East; Mike Cocozza, Jay Woodward, and John Reeb-VISA All East. Elden Le- Gaux and Jeff Miller were elected co-captains for 1982. (H,.!;4 We ' , fi ' % ifm ' i ' ' ' - ' rtP(!B •j . Front Row: Martin Hauser, Mike Hall, Elden Le- Gaux, Mike Cocozzo, Kent l?ice. Second Row: Jinn Hard, Tom Fiorelli, Greg Hough, Leo Laughlin, Bill Lohr, Jay Woodward, Steve Metzger, Ctiris Roberson. Back Row: Coach Roy Gordon, Ka ren Koteles - Scorekeeper, John Reeb, Scott Bien- backer, Jeff Miller, Josh Peizer, Rob Wood, Wayne Farquharson, Janine Kuykendall - Trainer. Not Pictured: Shannon Howard Rudy Aimmer- man. Women ' s Fall Tennis WHM - ' ■ ' ' j - -... .— r- -iiM9f:rr ' :.. ,? ! 5 BlgaiaiiBBg tf irtihujB! r-rr-rr-rrrr n. TT.. . J 4-i -J- 1 f- mimi. WmMmmk ■■■■iimmr ' % Men ' s Cross Country r ' M ' V. ' ' - Women ' s Cross Country ■ 4 ' «i - m ■ ■ 1 Epc ' ? K ' ■T ' . ' ? , bi mm ' 4 f V H 1 7% Women ' s Riding IR Women ' s Volleyball CI Women ' s Field Hockey 97 A m im -- ' ti — m '   ' - ' Men ' s Golf ' W I S .- mimi - (Nie p  .■. • ■■■■■ U Women ' s Golf Men ' s Basketball ' ' £;;; '  % m 1 aS- - y Jl Barney Riley. Pat Matalovoge, Robert Baldwin, Billy Eyies. Pot Peckin- paugh, Robert Watts, Lon Koenig, Tony Farris. Frank Gilmore, Tom Do- vies, Denise Pons, Paul Butler, Dave Morris, Chris Thompson, Josh Pizer, Tim Money, Charles Wilson, Bobby Schwier. 1 A in. P j|: ... ' ' r H J r v k 1 ' 1 f if J The Mary Washington Men ' s Basket- ball Team hod their best season ever. The team played well as a whole and due to their winning year, drew large crowds. Sophomore Frank Gilmore was the leading rebounder for the Blue Tide. Gilmore often scored well into the double digits. AInog with Gilmore ' s high rebounding rate was Tim Money ' s new school record. Money, a senior and one of the captains, was the first male in the history of the college to score over one thousand points during his MWC career. Women ' s Basketball Swimming And Diving Women ' s Spring Tennis Women ' s Lacrosse Cheerieaders VIA Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Campus Life Across the campus, one can hear many people exclaim on the beau- ty of Mary Washington Campus. The campus offers many places where one con escape from the pressures of daily life, places where on can meet friends, and places where on can reflect. To incoming freshmen, the cam- pus seems to be large and confus- ing but on a closer inspection, one realizes that the campus is symmet- rically planned. Campus Life 133 Never let it be said that Mary Washington College Campus is dull —you just have to make your ov n fun. But some people DO find enjoy- ment in more conventional ways than others. People On Campus 135 In Your Own Back Yard Academics In My Room Bestsellers Every student at Mary Washington College is familiar with the long lines at the beginning of each semester in the bookstore. In an effort to resolve this situation, the bookstore hours were extended to accomodate the large number of students purchasing new textbooks. Other changes include a more extensive product line to meet student needs and a more efficient use of the available floor space. Kicking in tiie Fali Season Best Kegger of the Year! One of the biggest weekends at MWC is Halloween ' s. This year was no exception. Class Council spon- sored the bosh that was held in Goolrick to facilitate the large crowd. Many people lined up hours aheod of time to make sure they were able to get in. Spectators wit- nessed all sorts of characters; from devils and demons, to ghouls gob- lins, to lions and bears. ) |H 1 ' ' ■ 3 1 14 .A . tf mother could see me now! The 5th annual Wo-man contest, which featured 14 lucious lovelies this year, was sponsored by the men fronn Hamlet House. Through their hard work and dedication, Dodd Auditorium was packed. The com- mentator for the big event was Dr. Palmieri. Also featured in this year ' s show was Mike Mickey Bennett who gave his revised version of the alma mater. The Wo-man contest has three events: evening gown competition, swim suit competition and talent. Miss Congeniality, selected by the contestants, was Terry Cherry Hill. After all the events, finalists are cho- sen and are asked questions by the commentator. The judges deliber- ate again to choose Wo-man of the year. m All hail dear George ' s Mother We sing our praise to you Dressed in woman ' s clothing We look like you do to Born in truth and honor You ever more shall be The model of our future years Tonight especially! And as we choose our Wo-man Please don ' t let us forget The lessons you have taught us And all the friends we ' ve met And we your sons and daughters Came to MWC ' Cause we know Mama Washington Your son he was a she! Jim Pierpoint Here she? comes Returning from last year was Shannon Bubbles McGurk to crown this year ' s winner. Of the five finalists, first runner up was Dan Bunny Steen and winner of the 1982 Wo-man contest was Eric Ol- sen. Friends Life at college is not classes and schoolwork alone. Part of the learning experience here at Mary Washington comes from the friends we meet, the people we encounter. Our classes and professors help to enrich our knowledge but it is our friends who help make us what and who we ore. 160 One On One One of the advantages of attending a college the size of Mary Washington is the ability to establish a personal rapport with your professors. Their conve- nient office hours offer students a chance to get indi- vidual help on coursework, to receive career guid- and friendly advice. nit ' - ' M B mm Bundle Up WARNING! ...iL TRESPASSERS WILL BE SHOT SURVIVORS WILL BE PROSECUTED ; J - ?-■■. Posters and banners are a common sight across Mary Washington Campus. At the beginning of ev- ery semester, one can find many of the bulletin boards covered vi ith notices for used books. Throughout the year, the rideboard is always filled with people looking for riders of people wanting rides. In the early spring, the candidates for the various offices on campus hang their o wn personalized banners from ACL. The bookstore provides many students with posters and signs that enrich the walls of their room. M :irtO Post It Game Time Everyone may not be able to make a college varsity team; all it takes is an interest to join in the in- termural games. The only require- ment is to have fun. Dining Out People 1 3 lBmlll!SW[% t. M ! j 1 u lyl 1 ■I S ' IJBffBBgfP 1 ' Tiirir ' 55 _ if- f -%M ' r , — L M As every college student knows, there is more to life than classes. For some students the weekend kicks- off early with Thursday nights in the Pub. The Pub not only has a supply of a favorite refreshment and an area for friends to meet. It also offers an atmosphere to enjoy a little danc- ing and a place to watch television on the new widescreen. i The Pub: Thirsty Thursday 90 0imi ' ' ' aM0i ■■■■■ i IMWI 9%m, ' mm%sif; EveiY Last Drop C0 4 Night Life Parcel Post We can all remember our fre- quent stops by the Post Office full of anticipation. We waited with bated breath as we approached our as- signed box — NOTHINGI Maybe if we had sent mail, the cry would have been— SOMETHING! i ::. ' j . .V ' « ' • Block Party On The Road Again Dorm Activities Imagine how lonely it would be without those people on your hall. Without them, there would not be anyone to toilet paper your room, go to dinner with, share all the latest gossip, etc. The dorms may not be the best places to study, but there is always the library. A dorm room has everything — almost. Afterall stu- dents use them as kitchens, bed- rooms, study rooms, and anything else the imagination can come up with. TOP Oh, NOi ABOVE Only four more pages to go! E f [ §1 « i Dorm Life Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Rosanne Abbate Abas Adenan Gabbi Agosti Karen Altemus Lori© Alexander Deborah Anderson Amy Allen Deborah Andrejack Renee Allen Regina Atkins Martha Babb Joy Baldwin Dianne Bailey Debbie Barrett Susan Bailey Lydia Barrett Meg Bain Joanne Bartholomew Frances Batchelor Shannon Berry Brenda Bauer Margaret Binns Kathy L. Beek Anne Birdsong Patrick Berry Jean Blackburn 193 Tammy Booth Delois Branson Bonnie Boteler Elizabeth Bridges Janet Bowers Denise Briner Sarlyn Bowling Lisa Broadbridge Darilyn Brown Penny Buell Launa Brown Monica Buendio Stacey Brown Allison Butler Mary Bruckley Sheryl Butler 194 Shirley Campbell Elizabeth Carswell Kim Chestnut LiesI Cochennour Joanne Ciconne Nora Collins Miriam Clark Mary Comer Anita Coakley John Coogan Jim Cranwell 195 __ Cathy Crosby ■- ' Staci Daddona Teresa Darden Debbie Davis w- ' - n t i . ' ' 1 Laura Dendtler Dowling Dent Beth Dillon Kim Dobbins Dennis A, Dobson Lynn Doggett Ann Duffey Kathleen Dwyer Ruth Easley Johanna Ekwoli Cora Epperly Mary Jane Evans Susie Ferritt Carmela Garcia Jan Gillespie Carol Green Lisa Gillespie Melissa Greene Wanda Goode Gayle Greenwood Kelly Gorman Amy Groth Kristen Guthrie Sharon Hardy Leslie Haight Michele Hammocl Tommy Hardie W fJS 1 B trw «« ' H fy fcj i Ip m i 1 ' V ' k £ ' J f 1 hhhhhIhi v Sw ■ £ 7r ri Kendra Himeiright Steven Hirsch Betsy Hobbs Liz Hood Holly A. Hoover Anne Hunt Charlotte James Kristen Jansen Sherry Jorrett Kris Jaggard Courtney Johnson Michelle Johnson Sara Jones Gwen Jones Linda Judd Jessie Jones Susan Jurkiewicz Nancy Jones Kimberiy Konouse Theron Keller Jonna Knight Denise Kellum Yvonne Koontz Kara Kelly John Lambertson Karen Kendall Kothy Lawson Andrea Lea Patricia Lopez Martha LeCouter Amy Lukeman Andrea Lee Michelle Mancini Cathy LIdy Betsy Marino Cindy Marshall Donna McCarthy Lisa Martin Susan McCullogh Stacy Martin Julie McGee Penny Mothieux Nancy McKeown Liz McMillen Beth Miller Elizabeth Meloy Alison Metzger On a sunny afternoon, many MWC students enjoy the outdoors by visiting their friends along Cam- pus Drive. Favorite hangouts include the library steps, the brick vy all, and of course, the porch of ACL. Leonor Moncloa Pam Moncrieff Patricia Mooney Mackenzie Moorhouse Marlene Moreno Robert Murray Renee Morgan Kim Myles Susan Blair Morgan Anne Newbern Anna Mueller Dzung Nguyen Sharon Norris Kothy Orourke Lyn O ' Brien Amy Orndorff Kathy O ' Day Tamara Ostrosky Beth Odell Margarete Pagano Patricia Poque Kathleen Preusser Mary Kay Popecl Patricia Reinhardt Dwain Robertson Nancy Rowzie Rebecco Rogers Laura Ruocco 205 Out-of-state Students Accommodate Timothy Schultz Molly Scriba For out-of-state students vaca- tion breaks can be a large head- ache. Most, because of time and economic restrictions, have to choose to escape somewhere rela- tively close to Fredericksburg. Many spend their break with their room- mate or close friend. The Ride Board in ACL offers some ossistance to those in search of transportation. Also, WMWC pro- vides a ride service in it ' s announce- ments. r?achGl Sessons Tommy L. Shortt Jeff Schatz Betsy Showalter Andi Shapiro Tomora Showalter Anna Simmons Cheri Smith Jennifer Sizenure Janette Smitli Sigrid Skrivseth Mary Frances Smith Jeanne Slye S. Eiizabeth Smith Susan Smith Jennifer Stanley Stan Smith Sue Stiff Susann Sowers Susan Strauss Beth Srsic Lynne Sweatt JoAnn Szczech Laura Troy Siobhori Tarpey Jacqueline Tureski Karen Thomas Gabrielle Tuttle Janet Thompson Kim Vandergrift Margaret Vaughan Karen Walsh Mary Ruth Venditti Lesley Ward Pacie Wentworth Lynne Wilkins Mary White Judie Williams Jill Wikoff Patricia Winne Elizabeth Wilkins Merv Wood Donna Woods Debbie Young Wendy Wright Melissa Young Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Katherine Aaslestad Gayle Ashburn Betty Alexander Jane Bailey Dana Alley Lynne Ballard Carolyn Anonick Cindy Barnes Jennifer Boone Alicia Casacuberta Sheila Brady Mary Cleary Joanne Brenton Ann Colligan Robin Burke Janice Conway Karen Davidson Kim Deshazo Nancy Davis Dawn Detwiler Sherri Davis Lynn Dinger Bonnie Demi Rose IVIarie Finney Mary Michelle Flanders Linda Gornett Susan Foltz Kathy Gibbons Patti Forster Tina Gill Pam Frye Lynne Gilley 213 Claudia Gluckmon Susan Haas Ceil Groniewski Kathy Harris Maria Gutierrez Cathy Hoover Jan Paige Horner Sherry Jones lantha Hughes Dennis J, Kogle Carol Hurst Maureen Kechan Charlotte Jones Helen Kelly Claudia Kersenbrock Linda Lemansici Sandra Kersey Cheryi Leonard Katherine Knightiy Beth Loftis Carl Law Debbie Mason The Best Part Of Studying Is A Study Brealc Most students here at MMC will agree that in order to get through studying, you keep reminding your- self of the upcoming study break. Whether that be a popcorn break (YUMM! with salt and butter) or a brisk walk to McDonald ' s or even a raid at Giant, it gives us all some- thing to look forward to— as well as an excuse not to study. And it al- ways seems that when one person on the hall takes a break that it gets to be quite contagious on the hall. Especially when the smell of pop- corn drifts down the hall. Trudy McBride Veronica McCabe I 215 Kathy McCaughey James S. Miller Jr. Karen McClanahan Teresa Nugent Liz McConnell Barbara O ' Nell Susan McMahon Betsy A. Palmer Maureen Parrella Beverly Ridout Patricio Pugh Leslie Runoldue Betty Ann Schellenberg Carey Smith J. Mark Scott Robin Solar Lena Spears Dan Steen Jennifer Sporer BIythe Stuart 217 Patricia Stubblefield Ann Watson Peggy Stubblefield Johnna Webb Theresa Thomas Julie Wilbourne Jacqueline A. Turk Dawn Wilfong Cathy Williams Jessica Woodman Melanie Wood Linda Yarbough Carol Woodly Denise Zawadzl i Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Sharon Arnold Jennifer Banner Ginny Baskerville Varna G. Boyd Margaret Lee Bell Elizabeth Brady Teri Ciccone Cathy G. Cooke Amy Coleman Katie Cowan KiKi Connerton Jacqueline Dudley Eddie Daniel Jeannine Goodenough Jean Marie Ehreth Marcia Guida Katherine Farmer Kathleen Hamilton Patti Foley Dave Hardin March 22-27 The third week in March means only one thing to the Junior class. Ring Week. Throughout this week many juniors will find that the rooms that they left are no longer there when they return, that their clothes are missing, or that their door has been taken off its hinges. Ring Week is a time of excitement for the entire Junior class as Ring Pre- sentation quickly approaches. On the Thursday night of that week, each junior who ordered a ring now receives that ring and con wear it with pride. The weekend starts with a concert on Friday night sponsored by the Junior class. On Saturday night the Ring Dance is held at the Sheraton and the whole week is deemed a success. 223 Anne Marie Hellman Becky Hobbs Susan Higgins Charlene Kearse Barbara Magee Theresa U. Min Hope Martin Princess Moss Anne Means Karrie Nelson Lois Miiler Julie Niehaus Ann Reamy Karen Stephenson Susan Marie Robuck Judith Sweetman Vicki Rudacille Tari Tabb Patrice Schlinngen Mary Lou Taylor Laurie Thompson Elaine White Kathy Tlndoll Carolyn West Martha Weber Ellen Wirt Rooms were swept, furniture dusted and beds made for the first time in a month. The stale food and the mountain of empty beer cans were finally thrown away. The smell of Comet and Lysol permeated the bathrooms. Was it the Health and Sanitation Department coming for an in- spection? No, it was the eigth an- nual Parent ' s Weekend. For many students it was the first encounter with mom and dad since they had left home. Suddenly the students became very aware of what they said and did. This was one Saturday when you couldn ' t go to the C- Shop for a pitcher at 1 1 a.m. And how do you explain it when the girl down the hall yells and asks, How was Georgetown last night? Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors 229 S.A. Accommodates students Every year Student Association rents refrigerators to resident stu- dents. This year ttnough. Student As- sociation reduced their rental fee by $5.00. They also made the chore even easier by delivering the refrig- erators to the residence halls. The money that Student Association collects is allotted to various cam- pus organizations. Angelia Allen History Beth Ann Al len Psychology Erma Lee Annes Economics Joni Anderson Economics Business Administration Katherine Anitole Heather Archer Art History Teresa Lynn Banta Psychology Speech Pathology and Audiology Rebecca Elizabeth Batten Mathematics Teresa Bough American Studies Mike Bennett International Affairs Political Science Robin Bennett Psychology Kristine M. Benoit Economics Mary B. Birckhead Jenifer L. Blair Economics Lisa A. Blais Sociology Geography if£ % Patricia Bowen Performing Arts Liso Jo Boyce Biology Carlo Anne Braun History Psychology Frisbee is LUtimate Early evening in Ball Circle was the place to be for frisbee flying. Be- cause of controversy concerning the use of Ball Circle permission was reinstated and the nationwide passtime once again had a campus practice area. The availability of the circle was an asset— little notice was needed and the word-of-mouth publicity was cheap. No matter what the weather, the time, or the number of players, a ' frisbee workshop ' was usually in session. B i SH M m ' SJI H Wf ' M ' Amm |fx B BBl H Jane Burke English Diana L. Burton Geography Elaine Erickson Burton German International Affairs Martha Busbice International Affairs French Wendy Byrne Economics 233 Dodd proves to be entertaining Veronica Childs English Many MWC students have spent a weekend evening in Dodd Audito- rium, We have enjoyed the movies, the talent shows, and the produc- tion Pippin . The talent show is a Parent ' s Weekend tradition giving students on opportunity to entertain us with music, comedy or dance. The movies this year included Ordi- nary People, West Side Story and The Bullfighter. Susan Cleary Economics Business Administration Karen A. Coleman History D, Kim Cooper Dramatic Arts Elizabeth Corr Motliematics Pfiysics Tina Corr Economics Tora C. Corrigall Economics Political Science Annmarle Cozzi Psycliology Carlyn Crull Biology Elizabeth M. Dake Biology Medical Technology Belinda Lee Darnell Biology Judi Davis Business Administration ■ l« « l 1 Bt -. i H ' Nb 9 ♦ H M ' i - ..;; f 1 ■BL ' ■ V ! 4fe Donna DeAlto Mathematics Economics Ginger Deane History Margaret DeMars Sociology Marttia King DeSilva American Studies Erin Devine Psychiology Englisti Barbara L. Dixon International Affairs Kottileen Ann Downes Political Science Economics Beth Doyle Economics Darcy K, Driscoll History Historic Preservation Hilary Ruth Dryer Geography Political Science Anne Carol Dunlap English Cynthia Dunnavant Psychology A Moving Experience Kristin Elizabeth Eliot American Studies Students were struggling with overstuffed boxes, juggling with fans and rugs and someone yelling Make sure to sign in! You race to your room, hoping you ' re there be- fore your roommate so you can take the largest closet, test the mattresses for the most comfort- able, and take the top three draw- ers of the dresser. Meanwhile, the resident coordin- ator is demanding that you sign the room inventory sheet. You agree to sign after you change the number of nail holes for 10 to 20 to account for this year ' s decorative plans. Barbara Ellis English Katharine Emrey Sociology Cheryl L. England Sociology Business Administration Charlotte Fetterman English 238 Cynthia A. Field English Cheryl Foltz Geography Anne Marie Foster History Cindy Fountain Sociology Margaret Frahnn American Studies Sandra Francisco Business Administration Luther Fry Mathematics Holly Gabree English Paula J. Garten History Economics Anna Geisler Mathematics Carol Ann Gillespie History Tad Gillie History Classics Jennifer Lynn Goodwin Chemistry Marcia R, Goodwin Geography Rhonda Graves History Julia Green Cindy Grill Economics Gay Groves International Affairs Economics Suzanne C. Haldin Lisa Hale Sociology Georgiana Hall Physics Laura Virginia Hall International Affairs Laura Lynn Hamilton Biology Lisa Gaye Harrington Mathematics Bret Harrison International Affairs Political Science David A, Hawkens Economics Elizabeth Hoyden Psychology Math Vfvi 1 .V i • « li. A H ' l M i « Wm 0m f 1 ml |Uv™ I 1 (:frB J H f %v ' 1 1 v B IP ■ ■ V ' i l L 4 ' ' ' •i Hfi ' [ fl Vicki L. Haynes Economics John Hoffman American Studies Mary Burwell Holland History Missy Holland Lois Hopkins American Studies Kate Howard Medical Teclinology Mary McKean Howard Biology Geology Lorri Howe Studio Art Elizabeth Ince American Studies Melissa Lynn Irby History Steve Jolbert Geography Andi Jansen Economics Mathematics Nancy Kaiser History Hillary A. Keel German English Elizabeth Youman Kepley History Art History Lisa Johnson Geography 243 •i ■I H ' ot| lE Efl ' w9 r Bl Mw B l m H H ml ISSSSg Kristin Kersenbrock Biology Karen Koteles Geography Ann Lambert Economics k Linda C, Lee Biology Kathleen Lenihan Psychology Clark W. Little Economics . Wiiheimena Long Studio Art Karen MacDowell Studio Art Elizabeth A. MacLennan Chemistry Teri A. Manderioli Mathematics Mia McCall History Political Science Mary McClench Music Shannon McGurk English Political Science Seacobeck Changes Policy A new policy concerning the cleaning of dining hall tables was in- troduced to this year ' s student body. Seacobeck announced that self-busing would be in effect for all meals, at all times. Reactions varied ranging from passive acceptance to loudly voiced indignity at the thought of another change in pro- cedure. Upperclassmen were not accus- tomed to placing their trays in the portable storage carts, but habits were quicl ly formed and co-opera- tion with the system by all students was achieved with little effort, and the Seacobecl bustle once again returned to normal. Norine E. McMahon Sociology First Class or ' ' Air maii In between classes, after lunch or just about any hour of the day, stu- dents are seen filtering through the Post Office, on Campus Drive. Most students go with the hope of finding at least something in their mail- boxes. Yet, most find their boxes constantly empty and claim that they only go over to feed their pet spiders. The student with mail is the envy of others and those with pink slips had better be careful because they could soon be added to the missing person ' s list! Laura Lee McPherson Mathematics Teresa Meadows History Historic Preservation Elizabeth A. Meyers Psychology Catherine Miller American Studies Kelly Ann Mitchell History Psychology Elleanore Moll Biology 246 Ann Mueller Physics Amanda Murphy Music Cynthia I. Nosh Biology i f Sfz 1 1 - - I mH r ' 1 ' L: ' ' mmLJ ■■k M ■ f %¥ ' - « f ? Jiik ll F ' m ■ .. i % a wjp m iL miS pf j 1 V JL i m |J M ' ::mB 2 5 J mi n Rhonda Nash French Drama Barbara Nelson Sociology Diane Louise Noles Biology Diana Norton Economics Larry Olmstead Bachelor Studies Eric Lawrence Olsen Sociology Jan Payne Psychology Margaret Carol Peppiatt Psychology Amy Perdue Dramatic Arts Karen Peterman Geography Psychology Monica Peterschmidt Psychology Dorothy Piedmont English .OTies Pierpoint English Timothy Pierpoint International Affairs Political Science Kothryn Pike Dance Psychology Amy Jo Plummer Spanish P J 1 Hk5 i 1 II 1 1 Laura Ellis Popkins Studio Art JTTT m i . ' f i t Trenda Annette Powell American Studies Wendy Prottiro Biology History Billy Pugh Business Administration Intromurals provide recreation For those students with latent ath- letic talents, the intramural program provides a great outlet. Teams from each dorm and a combined team from each of the small houses com- pete in soccer, flag football, and Softball tournaments. The students not playing can enjoy the intramural gomes by watching and supporting their dorm teams. Abi Purlee Dance Bettie Reader Psychology Holland Rebeck Art History Historic Preservation Anne McDonald Reed English Debra Reid Geography Emily Sue Rice Psychology Carta Richardson Biology Geology Betsey Riester Chemistry Leslie Riesterer Biology Christy Ann Roach Geography Susan Rogalski German Elizabeth S. Rohaly Geography Economics Mary Roper American Studies Geography Deborah Ann Rutledge International Affairs Sally Jo Scarpa English Laurie K. Scherer Psychology Barbara T. Schoeb Geography Jane Scott Chemistry Rosonn Sedlacko History Anne Sketchley Religion Becky Shaner International Affairs Political Science Economics Business Administration Cinda Susan Sheehan Economics Business Administration Deborah M. Snyder Psychology 1% L 1 • ' 7 •► ' i ' ajv Clubs show their wares Between classes and studying, students enjoy the activities of ttie clubs at MWC. The annual Club Car- nival gives new and old students an opportunity to learn more about each club. This year, students have the opportunity to aid the Admis- sions Office by joining the newly or- ganized Admissions Club. The Carni- val includes an auction of items donated by each club. Club Carni- val is a perfect time to enjoy a stroll through Ball Circle while signing up for all those meetings in Lounge A or B ACL, 6:15 p.m. Jo-Marie St. Martin Physics Matliematics Susan Stahl Virginia Marie Stiefel Mathematics Jennifer Stone Economics Business Administration THE ' ' Picnic It happens once a semester, THE picnic. Tine department of History, Economics, Business Administration, and Poiiticai Science sponsor this gala event. The picnic attracts not only prospective majors but ' any- one WAWng to have a good time. This picnic features free flov ing beer, plenty of hotdogs and the rival soft- ball game. A chance to mingle v ith professors and fellov classmates in a more relaxed atmosphere drav s many to the fun, food and drink. Karen Stuchner Geography Martin G, Stull Dramatic Arts Mary Beth Sutler Economics Carol Swain English Jeanne Marie Syl es Psychology Jackie Tanous French Lauren Tuggle Art History Historic Preservation Ellen J. Uppgren Biology Geography Jenny Utz Chemistry Math 255 Tonie VanDam Geology Physics Virginia Wagner Sociology Diana Ward Classics Mary Susan Watl ins Speech Pathology and Audiology Gray Wells Psychology Sociology Margaret M. White Economics Political Science Cynthia Wilkinson English French Lucy Williams Biology Martha Williams Psychology Patricia Williamson Dramatic Arts Charles Wilson Jr. Computer Science Laura Wong French Spanish Ramiro E, Wong Economics Cicely Woodrow Economics Sandy Young Richard A. Zubyk Jr. International Affairs Misplaced But Not Forgotten Lisa Latall Speech Pathology Catherine Reed Studio Art Business Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Aosiestoci. Kotnehne 8. 08. 212 Abba Wfiom J Abboie. Roscyme 60. 192 Abenes. Lcxjra 0. AbrctfKyriKin. f?oozcffi Abfoms. Kothieen D AckefTTxyi Patncia H Aciaif. PNlpR Adorns. Dale H Adams, Krrtoefiv S. Adams. Lisa M Adcyrc. Sole W 230 Adc6ngton. Jomes B- Adenan. Abas M 192 Affronti. Potncia E Agosti. Gabnete J 66. 192 AJor. Chefyl L. Aky . wacm E Abert. Alan D Atoert. Susan L AJberli. Mcffv M 56. 57 Alexander. Betty R 192, 212 Alexander . LOfie C Alexandef. Margatet J, A9en. Amy S. 192 Aten. Angela V 57. 230 A en. Cheryl R. 57, 192 Alen, Eizabetti A. 230 Alen Robert J. Alen Tereso C. Alen Wesley S Alen Dana L 212 Attemus. Kcxen A 192 Attnxn, Lyrvi R Alwood. Sarah F Ames. Erma L 47, 230 Afndon. ESzctoeth M AfTwnermcn. Walter J Amos. EBen D 68 Anderson, DavirK3 M. Anderson. Deborah R 192 Anderson. Jom C. 20. 44, 45. 230 Anderson. John E. Anderson. KatWeen L Anderson. Sandra K. Anderson. Sheita B 71 An Sepck. Deboroh L 60. 192 A-oca-ews. Georginia 8 71 Anijo. Alex S- Anitoie, Katharine G 48, 66, 230 Anorak. CaroJyn J 212 Anthony. Efizabeth C. Antoneft. Lisa A Arbo gast. MHrheDe D Arbogost. Warren S A Cher, hieather C. 230 Afcono, Lisa A. Argc SorKfe-o L 71. 231 Argo. MargCTet J. 65 Ajmstrong, Carol A Arnold. Shcffon A 222 Afc jette. CecBe M Ashburn. Efeobeth G 57. 212 Ashby. Debbie L. 66 Ashby, Droh B Ash ev. James L Athey. Kimberiy M- 51 Atkins. Ar gefo G 192 Atkre. Rebecca. A. 55, 231 AtkBTS, RegifXJ P Atkrtton. Karen L Atkinson. Lisa C Ausen. Ere M. Avery. Cyntho R 66 Aydek3tte Letgh A. Aykx. Anttx)ny W Bet ). Martha S. 57. 71, 193 Bober. Anne M Boggett. Andrio J. 57 Batey. Brrtney S Botey. Dtone E 193 Boiey. Jane L 60. 212 Boiey. M ane l BoKey. Robert E 20. 48. 231 Boiey. Suson K 193 Bon Mary M 193 BcKer, Erm M Baker, John M Bdderson. Kyte B BcWerson. Vernoh D BcASwn. Jennrfer R Bcwwrt. Joy 193 Bofct Tn Robert w SoBord. Lynrve M 212 Bcsogn Sorboro j 54 64 Boogh Susan f BosoOTi.  ary C 67. CO Bonto. Tereia L 231 Borcdow. Robert S Borker. Dawn E Barker. L on C Bortow. Debco ' t ' Bornes, CirKty A ' ' 2 Bamett Christopher Bamett John 0. Baron. Walter J. Borrand. Teresa L. Barrett. Donette B Barrett Debra S 193 Barrett. LydfO J. 193 Barrett. Susan G Barry, Patricia A 46 Borth. Lynne S 61 Borthello. Christrne M, Sortholomew Joanne L. 55. 193 Barton. Elizabeth L Baskerviiie. Virginia M. 58, 222 Bason. Coles T, Bctcheiof. Frances 193 Bates. Melody A. Batten. Rebecca E. 65. 231 Bottley. Trccey L Bauer. Brendo S 193 Bough. Teresa L 231 Baus. Robin E, Bauserman, Virginia L. Bean, Deborah J. Beard. Mary E Beaver. Dione E. Beazley. Katharine B. Beek, Kathy L. 193 BeH. Glen A. Bel Janet R. Bell, Margaret L, 222 Beilois. Leslie A 48. 57. 222 Belluscio. Anthony L. Beliuscio. Rhonda W, Benjamin, Elizabeth A. Benn. Linda K. Benner. Jennifer L 222 Bennettm Deborah A, 61 Bennett. Denna K. Bennett. John B. Bennett. Michael R 46. 49. 51, 156. 231 Bennett. Rebecca D. Bennett, Robin R. 231 Benoit. Kristine M. 231 Bentiey. Mork A. Bernhartsen. Joy L Berry. Harolyn D. 57. 67 Berry. Nina M. Berry. Patrick C 193 Berry. Rebecca R. Berry. Russell Wade Berry. Shannon C. 47. 71. 193 Betak. Carolyn Betak. Melissa A 20. 258 BetterKtort, Mary S. Bhaduri. Indrani T. Bienocker, Glen S, 81 Binns Margaret M, 193 Birch. Glenn M Birchett. Rosefnary B. Birdsong. Anne G, 193 Birkle. Kent E 71 Black. Henry H. Blackburn. Je an M 193 Bloir. Jenifer L. 51. 55. 73. 232 Blois. Lisa A. 65. 232 Bloke. Liane M Blokeman. Poul H. Blonchord. Francine M Blosch. Amy E Bloomfieia. Manon W 66. 232 Boehtert. Gretchen A. Bogen. Maren L Boggs. Ann G Bolton, Mary F Bond. George P. Bond. Richard L. Bonm, Eric N Bonner. Ruth M. Boonem Jennifer R 57 212 Booth. Tammy M 67. 194 Booze. Michoel D. Borcherdmg. Heidi M Borden, Caroline W 45. 51, 232 Borek, Charles A 51 Bofkey. Sharon L Boftniker, Matthew J Bosen. Kevin J Bosen. Marpne E Bossong. Lawrence D Bost, Kaye M 71 Boteler, Bonme M 55. 194 Bottoms, Jane C Boucher. Lisa A Bounds. Jane D Bowden, Pamela V Bowdring, Patricio A Bowen. Jetfery L 51. 65. 232 Bowen. Potncia A 71. 232 Bowers. Janet M 194 Bowles. Thomas A Bowhng, Sarolyn D 57. 194 Bowyer. Elizabeth E Bowyer, Tina M Boycem Liso J 232 Boyd. Brendo A Boyd. Vamo G. 65. 222 Braden, Bradley R. Bradley, Susan E Bradshaw. Katheryn G. 72 Bradshaw. Victor H, Brady, Elizabeth A, 222 Brady, Sheila K. 72, 212 Branner, Gregory A. Brnstord, Sharon K. Branson. Delois E 57. 194 Broun. Carlo A 232 Brazeou. Robert D. Breeden. Bettie S, Breeding, Joonn M Breeding. Michael B, Bfenton, Joanne 73. 212 Brenton, Rebecca A, 59 Brewer. Dorothea Brezosky, Jane E. ' Brickeil. Heidi J. Bridges. Elizabeth L. 54. 71. 194 Bridges. Susan O Briggs, Patrick J. Brigham, Elizabeth A. Briner. Denise L. 194 Brisben. Anno T. Broodbridge. Lisa Anne 194 Brogi, Gail M. 60 Brooks. Christine A, Brooks. Cynthia C. Brooks. E velyn M Brooks, Lyie 0. Brown, Anita L. Brown. Constance A Brown. Darilyn R. 70. 194 Brown. Donna G. Brown Elizabeth A 20 Brown. Juliette E 72 Bfown. Kelly L. 65 Brown. Launa C. 57. 60. 194 Brown, Shelley N. Brown. Stacey L. 194 Brown, Thomas D. Brownell. Susan J. Bruch. Lindsley A, Buchannon. Myrtle A Bruckley. MaryElizabeth 194 Sudd. Gregory J 66 Bueit, Penelope S 49. 194 Buendia, Monica 194 Bull. Beverley A. 233 Bull. Paul D, Bunch. Cedora A. Bungard. Zoe Bunner. April D. 51 Buntrock, Janelle L. 59 Burch, Lindo P Burchard. Jeanine P. 51 Burgess Donna M. Burgess, Susan P. Burgum. John L Burke. Bettie E. Burke. Frances T 71. 73 Burke. Jane H, 233 Burke. Patrice R, Burke, Robin P. 212 Burkett Richard T. Burtando. Jean G. Burleson. Carolyn L Burnette. Wendy M 20 Burns. Keilie M 48 Burns, Lucille E Burrell, Debra D. Burrell. William R Burrows. Virginia L. 57, 67 Burton, Amy E Burton. Diana I 61. 233 Burton. Elaine L 233 Busbice. Martha F 49. 60, 61, 233 Busking, Betsy S, Butcher, Dana L, Butler, Allison L 194 Butler, Jonette L. Butler, Mory C 48. 51. 222 Butler. Sheryl A 194 Butler. Therese A Butler. Paul T. Byram. Gary W Byram. Robyn L Byfd, Margaret A Byrne. Susan F 65 Byrne. Wendy E 233 Cobildo. Suzette 58, 59 Cohill. Barbara B 51, 54. 234 Cahill, Robert E Cahoon, Keliey M Cahoon, Mary B Com, Melmdo A Calupca. Lori A, 60 Camefon, Joellen Cameron. Karin L, Campbell, Joseph A. Campbell, Kaia L. Campbell. Shirley J. 195 Campodonico. Elizabeth A, Canale, Elizabeth A. Canon. Beth S Contrell, Susan C Capper. Suzanne E. Cardwell. Janet A, Carneol. Cynthia L. Carnevate. Antonio J. Carr. Cheryl Corr. Donna M Carr. Jessie E Carra. Keren J Carriker. Elizabeth E. 55. 71 Carroll. Brian F Carroll. Nancy M. Corrouth, Katharine L, Corswell. Elizabeth L. 195 Carter. Carole G 57 Carter. Jetfery E Corter. Michael S. Carter. Victor B, Cartoski. Paul Carver. Susan L, Cosocuberto. Alicia 67. 212 Casey. Lisa C 59 Catlett. Anne C, Caveriy, Lorena A. Caviston. James P. Cawood. Kimberiy J. 71 Choconos, Kara 95 Chodwick. Pamela C 72 Cholkey. Elizabeth L. Chombers, Doryl B Chonochote, Darika A Chaplin. Josephine H, Chapline. Kotherine E. Chapman, Gregory D. Chapman. Jeanne R. Charlton. William E Cherry. John C. Chestnut, Kim R, 195 Chewning. Koren L. Chiiders. Anne E. Childers. teresa E. Childress, Carolyn S. Childress, Deborah A. 67 Childress. Wayne L Chiids. Veronica J. 234 Chilton. Bett H. Chisholm. Steven p. Christensen. Suson I, Christian. Carol D Chnsttano, Vanessa G. Christotf, Amy M, Chu. Robert V 61 Chudoba. Susan E. Churchill. Jane E. Ciccone. Joanne L. 195 Ciccone. Teresa A. 222 Cihak. Nancy L. Ciuccio, Angella Clark. Ann M. Clark, Elizabeth M. Clark, Johnny W Clark. Julie A. Clark. Miriam D 46. 195 Clark. Virginia B. Clarke. Madeline M. Clouss. Erica A. Cloutice, Kimberiy A. Cleary Mary J 57. 212 Cleory. Susan J. 44. 45. 234 Clemente. Louise M 57 Clouser. Tiffany C Cookly. Anita L. 195 Coatas. Susam R. Coble. Graham V. Cochennour, Liesl C. 195 Cochran, Mary A Cocke. Carolyn J, Cocozzo, Michael V. 81 Cognata. Patricio A Cohen. Robert A Cole. Cassandra W Coleman. Amy K 222 Coleman, Ellen C Coleman. Jone M 95 Coleman. Jeffery 8 71 Coleman. Karen A. 234 Coleman, Ursula D. Coleman. William A Colton, Lynne A, 57 Colletta. Thomos A Collier. Cathy J. Colligon, Ann K Collins, Barbara G. Collins. Julia M, Collins. Laura B. Collins, Margaret S. Collins, Nora E. 60, 195 Collins, Patrick L. 68 Collum. Janelle G Colvin. Donald F Comer. Mary L. 195 Comerfofd, John C Comly, Carole P. 20 Conciatore, Jacqueline A. 72 Connaly. Barbora A. Connelly. Diane G. 65, 222 Connerton, Christine A. 222 Connolly, Colleen A. 65 Conrad. Kevin H. Conville. Laura J, Conville, Lynne M. Conway, Janice M- 51. 212 Conway, Wendy L. Coogan, John J, 195 Cook, Patrick K, Cooke. Cathy G 55, 222 Cooper. Dwanna K. 68, 236 Cope. John F 65 Cofbin. Jeffrey D. Corey, Estoleno D. Corn, Jeonne E. 95 Cornell. Allison L Corr. Elizabeth A. 49. 51, 65, 235 Corr, Tina E, 235 Corrigol. Mono L. 51 Corrigal, Taro C. 46, 48. 51. 235 Cote. Pomelo P Cotter, Diane M. 56. 57 Cotton, Ellen E. Coukos. Eleni D. Coukos, Mario E Couleter. Margaret A Counselmon, John D. Coutant. Deborah M. Cowan, Kotherine E. 67. 222 Cox. Amy L. 57 Cox, David H. Cox, Elizabeth J. Cox, Leslie B. Cox, Louis P. Cozort, Jerome D. Cozzi, Annmorie 48, 49. 235 CfObtree. Donna M. Crogg. Michel E Craig, Bruce J. Craker, Sandra L. Cranwell. James H, 195 Crawford. Allen J. Crawford. Arthur R Crowford, Donna J. 20. 196 Crawford. Tern A. Creed. Judy G. Crenshaw. Debro K 196 Crisp, Wanda B. 59 Crites. Cynthia R. 59 Crocetti. Kathleen A 196 Cromley, Mary Ann 61 Crooks. Da-fjn S Crookshonks, lee P. Cropper. Brendo Ann 55 Crosby. Catharine S. 60, 196 Crosley, Mark T Crowder, Lana Lee 51 Cruli. Corlyn A. 235 Crumb. Chorles £. Crummett. Janice L. 55 Cseri, Gitta M 55 Cullen, Donna L. Cutk p Tammy S. Cumming. Ann R. Currter. Diane E Curtis, Anthony 68. 196 CurtiS, Auby J. Curtis. Floyd L- Curtis. Mary P. 196 Cusock. Edwin W Gushing. Charles c. Cutright, Tomora L. 71. 196 D ' Amico, ivlichael V. Daddona. Stci M. 54, 196 Dogenhort, Sharon D. Daggett. Jayne E. Dake, Elizabeth M, 235 Daten. Jonathan C, 68 Daley, Susan M. Daley, Terry I. 66. 222 Dameron. Patricia A, Oomewood. Belinda K- 59 Daniel. Edward W. 223 Donfel. Karen R. Daniels. Eleanor Daniels. Lori R 60 Dorcy. Diane M. Darden, Teresa A. 196 Dormody, Janeen M. 59 Darnell, Belinda L- 51. 57, 235 Daughtrey. Bethonne 72 Dovidson. Jennifer W. 51 Davidson, Karen £, 57. 213 Davis. Deborah A. 196 Davis. Jeffery L. DovfS, Judith C. 235 Davis, Karen M. Davis, Lono E. Davis. Nancy T, 213 Davis, Sheri L. 55. 56, 66. 213 Davis, Summer L. Davidson. Kirsten J, Davoli. JoanMorie I. Dovoti. Joseph H. Dawson, Janet T. Dawson, Ruth M, 258 Day, Borboro D, Day. Karen L Deal. Debbie B. Dealto, Donna M. 49. 51. 236 Dean. Anne W. Deanne. Virginio M, 51, 236 Deotley. Theresa J. Deburr, John D. Decoro. Donna E. Dedmond. Robert C, Deese. Jan C, 46 Deihl, Kristy D. Delaney, Maureen A, Delano, Clarence E. Delao, Kathleen M. Demars, Margaret A, 236 Demototis, Charles J. Dematteo, Denise M. Demild. Mark P. 197 Dendtler, Laura A. 197 Denehy, Thomas G. Denhan, Charles C- Denning, George J. Dennis, Donna A. Denson. Keith W, Dent, Dowling C 67, 197 Deshazo. Charles D, Deshozo, Mory K. Deshazo, Robyn V. 66 DeSilva, Martha K, 46. 49. 51, 236 Detwiter. Down P. 60, 213 Devers, Trevo M. Devine. Erin R 46, 48. 49, 236 Devtne. Kotherine K. 83 Devine, Kerry P. Dezeeum. Patrick A, DiBenedetto, Vincent A 57 Dick, Hotly C. Dickinson. Jayne C. DDickinson, Kelly M. Dickson. Kirsty H, 73 Dickson, Marianne M. Dillord, Kevin L. Dillon. Paul J. Dillow, Mary B 197 DiLorenzo. Patricia A. 197 Dinger. Lynn A. 46, 213 Dipordo, David P Dittrich, Lisa R. Dixon, Bo bara L. 236 Dobbins. Kimberly D. 56. 197 Dobson, Dennis A. 46, 197 Dodd. Mary S. Dodson, Debra L. Dodt. Barbara D Doggett, Roberta L. 197 Doherty, Brtgid M. 7i Dolan, Kotherine A. Dolger. Jennifer L, Donahue. Mory T Donahue. Michael J. Donovan. Diane M, 197 Donovan. Terence K Dorer. Debora A. Dorr, Christopher 51 Doss. Jacqueline L. Dow, Carol L. Dowdy, Sherry L. 59 Dowelt. Susan M. Downes, Kathleen A 51, 54, 236 Doyle, Elizabeth A. 47. 236 Drogosits, Nancy M. Oroycott, Lynn D. Dreer, Daina M Dreyfus, Karin A. Driscoll. Darcy K- 57. 236 Driscoll. Down P. Driscoll. Deirdre A. 60 Driver, Dean A 56 Driver, Mary V. 55 Drumheller, Leslie M. Dryer. Hilary R. 237 Dudek, James S Dudley. Jacqueline S. 222 Dudley. Jennifer E Dufult. Mary C. Duffey. Ann W, 54. 66. 197 Duffy. Sean T Duffy. Timothy P Duffy. Peter T. Dukette, Mary C. Dulaney. Terrell L Dunkin, Tawono L. Dunlap, Anne C. 55. 237 Dunn. Elizabeth £. Dunn, Stacey F Dunnovont. Cynthia A 237 Dunning, Jimmie H. Durham, Rebecca V. Dwyer, Kathleen M, 197 Dwyer, Teresa A. Dyer, Ann M Eockles, Sarah K. 70 Eodie. David D. Eagon. Arthur J. Eakin, Vicky R, 51 Early, Jacqueline G. Eosley, Ruth L, 57, 197 Eoson, Anthony A. Echols. Benito K. 57. 197 Ecker, Barbara E. Eckler, Barbara J, Ediund, Gail M. Edmonds. George H. Edwards. Ann M. Edwards. Artheo M 57 Edwards, Katheryn E. Edwards. Lisa M. 57 Edwords, Susan W. Efird, Jena C, Ehreth, Jeon M. 45, 223 Ehrle. Richard S. 64 Eiche. Susan A 60, 237 Ekwoll, Johanna H. 197 Elder. Hugh S. Eliot, Kristen E, 237 Ellis, Barbara W. 238 Elmore. Teresa V, Elwell, Michael J. Emery, James E. 20, 58 Emrey, Katherlrte S. 238 Enfield. Kathleen England, Cheryl L. 238 Engledove, Gregory L. 66 English, Deborah F, 59 EpBng, Jcnet L. Epperiy. Cora J, 197 Erard. Andrea E. Erickson, Elizabeth S. Eskam. Betsy A. Estes. D. Scott Estes, Virginia S- Eubonk, Leslye E Eudy. Rosemary Evancie. Helen M- Evons, Jl E. 237 Evans, Mary J. Evans. Mishell K. Evans. Nancy A. Evans, Robert B. Exum Jimmie R 198 Eyles. William H. FoHin. Linda H. Fore, Cheryl A. Farmer, David R- Former. Edwin B. FarrT er, John C. farmef. Karen A Former. Kotherine L 223 Former, Paige D. 49, 71 Forquharson. Wayne C 81 Forr. SheHey A Forrell. Daniel J. Forris. Anthony L. Faust, Mory E. Fovreou. Bradford V, Featheringiil. Lori L. 198 Feotherstone, Lisa K. Feely. Alice E Feely. Mary H, 54, 66 Feeney. Jane B, 48, 51 Felpel, Debbie A. Felfs. Melissa J. 198 Ferguson. 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G eorges C, Fowler, Alan S. Fowler. John M, Fowler, L Moxine Fowler, Nancy P. Fox. Kathryn A Frohm, Margaret A 65, 239 Fronce. Catherine £ France, Deborah L Francese. Mario S. Francis. Kathleen A, Francis, Margaret £. Francisco. Sandra J. 51. 60, 239 Frank, Christina A Franklin. Mitchell J. Fraser. Melanie J. Frazier, Kimberly A. 198 Freeman. Timothy S. Freund. Karl E. Freund. Thomas S. Frias, Sofia M. Friedman. Anne M. Fruit. G, Elizabeth Fry. Charles L. 61, 239 Frydel, Henry J. Frye, Pamela J. 213 Frye, Pomelo R. 198 Fulwider. Melissa A. Funk. Ella F. Furgoson, Denise I. Gabler, Elizabeth A. Gobree, Holly B. 239 Gdkagher, Eileen B. Gallohon. Jeanne F. GoUohan, Karen R. Galloway, Elizabeth A. 49 Goylen G. Dole Gannon. Thomas A Gofcia, Cormelo 198 Garcia. Eleanor L. Garcia, Jl D Gardner, Carol A Gardner. Courtney M. Gardner. Lisa R. Gorges, Mary A 59 Garland. Elizabeth B. Garling. Julie K. 56 Gamer. Eleanor O. 49 Garnett. Linda D 55. 56. 66, 213 Gornett, Potricia A- Garten, Paula J, 48. 49, 239 Goss, Eiizobeth W. Gay, Christopher Goyle, Dovid I. Gedney. Cheryl L 71 Geisler. Anno M, 240 George, John K Gerred. Kotherine D. Gerred, Michele A. Giompooii. GoU A. 59 Gibbons. Catherine G. Gibbons. Mory K 57. 213 Gibson. Lowell P Gibson. Mork S Gibson, Maureen E 67 Gilbert, Catherine £. 57 Gilbert. Mollis Gilbert. Robm J. Gile. Monico A Gill. Tino M Gillespie. Carol A 240 Gillespie. Jon £. 56. 60. 198 Gillespie. Lisa S 55. 198 Gilley. Lynne H 45. 213 Gilliam, Sherrie L 59 Gtllie. Margaret £ 51. 240 Gilmore. Francis G Gtschel. Donno M GiSier. Suzonne F 64 Gloss. Judy L G.eason. Ann T. Gtospie. Herey L Giowacki. Mary M 83 Gluckman. OoucJa L 2U Goeler. Kathleen A. Gok tooG. Lewis C, 5o Goksn. Irene B 47 Gooiciez. Victor M 71 Goooe. Cynttiio W Gocxje. Wonoo M. 198 Gooderxxjgh. Jeormrie M 51. 54, 223 GooOum. Jennifer L. 65. 240 GooOw !. Undo C- 55, 56 GooOwn. Marcia R. 240 Goodwn, Stephen T Goodyear, Daphne D Goolc 3sian. Betty J. Gore, Meisso Gortnon, Keiy L 56, 66, 198 Gormont, hAoriQje L 60 Goti, Heather C. Goiio. Kathleen A. GotJdrrxjn, Beverly S. Goiidman, SorK a D. Govier, Ion J. Goyette. Susan A. Graham. Rofcwi L. 61. 214 Gramewski. Cecia A. 45. 214 Grcr nger. CeSa L. Grant. Anr e D. GT y t. Douglas M. Graves. Rhonda L. 64, 240 Gray. Botxira A. Gray, Cynttw A. Gray. Karen L. GrazJose. Lisa A. Green, Carol A 198 Green. Karen D 65 Green. Kelee Green. LesSe A. Green, Mctfk A. Green. Raymond S. Green. Harold F Greene. MeUsso A. 198 Greenwood. Gayle M. Greer. Cynthio C Gregston. Cynthio A. 70. 71 Gre sen. Kathryn A Grey. Cf eryl A. Grey. Susan M Gntfn. Bardoro J Griffith. SxSiey S Gri. Cynthia K Grrnes. DetJOrah M Grizzord. Tracy L. Grosskopf, WSiom L, Groth. Amy M 60, 198 Groves, Gay L 240 Groves. Melonie D Grunwold, Barbara K Grzei a, Joseph W Guda. Marcio A 48. 51, 57. 66, 223 Gudera. Daryn E Gustofson. Gai E. Guthrie, Kroten B 57, 199 Gutierrez, Mario S. 214 Gutierrez, Jose A Guy, Mary G Haas, Susan E 68, 214 Haberstroh, Bartxjra H 83 Hodrwofth. Sandra R Hoga. Leigh A 56 Hogerty, Deborah L Hohn, Barbara K 56 Hopgnt, Lesie D 199 Hons, Poige A Hdctn, Suzonne C 58. 241 Hole. UsoL 58. 241 HOI, Eva M net. Frances J 57 Hal, H Georgono 48, 49. 51. 56, 241 Hdl. Lauro V 47, 241 Hal, fAchoelC 81 Hci. Wendy W Halahon, Mary E Halett, Bortxjra P Holmotk, Jennifer L HoBermon, Lesfe G HorrX, David C Honwon Kothleen 49. 57, 223 Homton, N4cneie A 57, 199 -ornmofid, Stevyori L -ompshire, Victorio A orrrf :if. Oeonna L HGncoci Karen D Hor v. jerrrfer ; Honey, rjortcv A Henna, E zac«th Honien, Mary C Hard, James A 57, .-. taraesty, Suzette D Horcle. Thorno; ; ' , ' ' Vi Hordri. DovidS 71 i ' Hardy, Snoron A 5?, ' ■ ' , Hardy, Susan E. HOTgrove. Wtiitney R. Harmon. Tracy L. Homon. Anthony B. Harmon, Raymond H, Horper. Guy M. Harper. Walter J, Harrington. Lisa G 241 Hams. Ann C 51 . 56 Hams. 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Kinberly S. 51 Shone, Diana M Shaver. Rebecca L, 64, 71, 252 Shand, Linda M, Shapiro, Andrea L 61, 206. Sharretts, Catherine A, 60 Shovis, Lauor L 206 Shown, Jone E Shealor, Lizobeth A, Sheop. Susan E. Shears, Martha J. 60. 68 Shears, Catherine L. Sheehan, Cinda S, 44, 45, 51, 72, 252 Sheild, Sandra H, Shelton, Deborah L, Sherper, Undo T, 61 Sherrer, Alexandra B. Shibley. Corinee M Shtck, Marian E. Shifflett, Kathleen V, Shipp. Molly S. 59 Shortt, Tommy L. 206 Showalter, Elizabeth H, 71, 206 Showolter. Maureen C 54, 65 Showalter, Sarah A, 67 Showalter, Tomaro L, 206 Shreve, Dono B, Sidney, Voleri R, 61, 206 Sielski, Nkancy R, Simi, Christopher. Simmons, Alice K, Simmons, Anno B, 207 Simmons, Deboroh S. Simmons, Lauren M. Simpson, Kofhryn E, 217 Simpson, Lovondo R. 47 Sims, Gregory P. Sink, Robert M. Sisk, Michael D, Sizemore, Jennifer L. ii6, 207 Skoggs. Mark A, Sketchley, Anne L, 48, 66, 238, 252 Skinner, Bonnie G, Skinner, Tina P. Sl rivseth, Sigrid K, 64, 207 Sloyton, Kimberley D, 67 Sloyton, Roderic H. Slye, Jeanne M, 207 Smetfs. Thomas K, Smith, Ann M. 51 Smith, Corey S, 55 Smith, Catherine M. 55 Smith, Cheri M, 207 Smith, Cynthia L, Smith, Hope A, Smith, Jonette E 207 Smith, Jeannie M, Smith, Kotey A, Smith, Marilyn A, Smith, Mary F 207 Smith, Melonle A Smith, Nicole A, 45 Smith, Patricio A, Smith, Sara E, 207 Smith, Susan L, 57. 207 Smith. Tory D. Smith. Tracy L Smith, Vivian A, Smith, William S. 207 Smifhdeol, Nancy D, Smifhers, Margaret H, Sneod, Kimberly L, 262 Sneorer, Susan T, Snow, Deboroh L 55 Snyder, Cynthio P, 55 Snyder, Deboroh M 252 Synder, Donno L Snyder, Sherri L, 56 Sohn, Deborah J, Sohn, Hi Sook Sokot, Janet M, SokolowskI, Anthony M, Sokolski, Sueellen M, 64 Solar, Robin, L, 71, 217 Solberg, Kristine C. Sours, Kothy J, 253 Sowers, Susonn E, 207 Spongier, Robert C, Spotz, Dovid L Spears, Lena P, 217 Spencer, Ellen W, 60 Spencer, Sharon M, Spicer, Evan C, Spivey. 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Christine M Strong. Faith C. Strozier. Carolyn S. 68 Stuart. BIyfhe G. Stuart, Elezabeth P. Stubblefield. Pamela S. 254 Stubblefield. Patricio A Stubblefield. Peggy G, 66 Stuckner, Karen M. 254 Stull. Martin G. 49. 51. 68. 254 Stylos, Alesandet A. Sullins. Martha J. 59 Sullivan. Elizabeth A Sullivan, Potrick N, Suliivan. Tern J. Sullivan. Terry L Sullivan. Vanosso D Supardi. Gunowan S. Surrott. Diana W Suter, Robert M Sutler. Mary B 254 Sutton. Bennie L Sutton. Bonne H Swain, Carol E 72. 255 Swain, Keith T. Swann. Wendy L, Swanson, David A. 47 Sweatt. Allison L. 57. 207 Sweeney. Kote C Sweetman. Judith C. 58. 225 Swick. Mark T. Sydnor, Virginia C. Sykes. Jeanne M. 45. 256 Synan, Mane T Synan, Ronald D. Szczech. Jo Ann 57. 208 Szele, Cornelia M. 60 Tabb, Tarl A. 225 Takagi. Mary D Talpos. Jeffery E. Tanner, Patricia A. Tanous. Jacqueline G 46. 49, 255 Taormina, Kenneth J. Tapscott, Kimberly F. Tarpey, Siobhan M. 208 Tarvin, Donald K. Tashjian. Susan E. Taylor, Cynthia C Taylor. Gregory 225 Taylor. Lisa D. Taylor, Mary A, Taylor, Mary L 55, 56. 225 Taylor. Melanie A Taylor, Non F. Taylor, Willie H. Teboult. Rebecca L. Teger, Carol A Tehan, Jane G Terrell, Mary J, 57 Terry. Melisso A Teta, Frances T Thayer. Marian B Thibeoult, Suzanne M Thielhorn, Michelle 8 Thomas, Brendo I Thomas, Dona M. 56. 57 Thomas. Daniel A. Thomos. Karen. J 60, 71. 208 Thomas, Kenneth W, 65 Thomas. Linda H Thomas. Margaret A. Thomas. Mary A 56 Thomas. Theresa A Thomason. Toeney C 65. 255 Thomasson. Elaine H. Thompson, Anne M. 51 Thompson. Chris B. 67 Thompson. Christopher Thompson, Donna L Thompson, Jane E Thompson, Janet K 66, 208 Thompson. Karen L Thompson, Katharine L Thompson. Kimberly R. Thompson. Loune D. 49. 226 Thompson, Sandra K. Thompson. Sarah E 51 Thomsen, Kathryn G 71 Thomson. John R- Thomson, Kevin D. ' Thornton, Cheryl A. Thorpe. Elizabeth A Tuttle. Gobrielle F. 206 Tychsen. Varvara J, Tyler, Anne E. Unger. Vivian L. Uppgren. Ellen J 255 Usry. Kimberly A, Uthe, Chuislopher Utz. Jennifer L, 49, 255 Utz, Sharon T. Uyeda, Roxanne A Valentine, Herman E. Van Dam, Tonie M 65, 256 Vanboten. Wendy Vandegrift, Kimberley A. 55. 208 Vanhoy, William R Vamtol. Nancy R Vonwinkle, Lorroine M. Vaughan. Margaret H 208 Velez. Desiree M Venable, Margaret B Venditti. Mary R 56. 71. 208 Veudok. Thea M. Vermeer, Elizabeth D. Vermiiyeo. Gail, 48, 57 Vernon, June K Vernon, fvHchelte R Via, Andrew F. Via. Loena M. Via. Victouia G. 48 Viou. Martha J. Victor, Ann M. Vido, Nancy B. Villavicencto. Maria C. Vtscido, Diane J. Vogel, Monica Vogl. Jacqueiyn. 71 Vollrath. Carol J. Vu. Quynh-Anh WadG. Christopher Wade. John A, Wagner, Kristen E, 60. 208 Wagner. Virginia F 256 Waid. Susan C Walbroehl, Kathleen A. 54 Waldron. Cunthia A Waldrop. Dorothy K. 55 Walker. Angelo C. Walker. Ann E. Walker, Elizabeth A. Walker. Kothieen S. 68 Walker. Kelly E. Walker. Lee A Waller, Christine A, 57. 71 Waller, William R. 73 Walsh, Karen M. 208 Walters. Deboroh S. Walters. Kathleen J. Walthall, Lois C. Wang, Lin Ward, Ann C. Ward. Diana L 48. 49. 57, 256 Ward, Karen L 71 Ward, Lesley R, 60. 208 Word. Sharon E, Ward. William J Wordmon. Deanne 83 Ware, Theodore. Warren. Karen A 95 Worren, David F 55 Warring, Laeticia K Warshaw, Linda F Washington. Pamela M, Woshington. Sandra E. Woskom, Peggy D Watkins, Lisa S. 56. 71, 206 Watkins, Mary S, 256 Wotson, Ann K. 56, 57 Watt, Frances B. Watts. Robert G Wough, Jessica L. Wease. Katrina A, Webb. Johnna M- 56 Weber. Martha A 226 Weedon, Melissa K. Weibie. Barbara A Wetgel. Michael E. Weir, Teresa E Wells. Brendo L Wells, Catherine E 66 Wells, Emily R 56, 208 Wells. Groy 256 Wemple. Knsten D Wendt. Lon J. Wentworth. Mary P 209 Werner. Elizabeth S. Werner. Kathleen M. Wesley. Jullie A. West, Carolyn A. 226 West, Laura A Westberg, Dole H. Westcott. B ' Ann S. 56. 57 Westlin, Heidi D. Wheeler. Melanie K. Wheeler. Terrie L Whitaker, David J 46 White, Anne E White, Darryl L. White, Bane S 226 White, Freda S. 51 White, Kathleen M. White, Margaret M 256 White, Mary D. 67. 209 White. Patricia L. 55 White, Susan L, Whitlock. Jerry G. Whitt. James J. Wigandt. Linda E. 73 Wiggs Maria F. 56 Wight. Laurie L. Wikoff. Jill R. 68. 70, 209 Wilbourne. Julia C. Wilder. Jennifer L. Wilfong, Dawn M. Wilderson, Malinda R. 57 Wilktns. Whzabeth C. 209 Wilkins, Elizabeth W. Wilkins. Lynne L. 56, 209 Wilkinson, Cynthia D. 49. 72. 256 Williams. Catherine G. Willioms, Dale E Williams, David J WiHiams, Elizabeth T. Williams. Gail E. 55 Williams. Judith A. 209 Williams, Karla J. Williams. Linda C. Williams. Lisa R. 56 Williams. Lucy E. 256 Williams, Martha D. 58. 256 Williams, Michael 8. Williams. Nancy J. WilHams. Patricia E Williams. Verna A. 57 Williamson, Coroiyn H. Williamson, Kimberly L. Williamson, Morgoreta E. 65 Williamson. Mary L. Williamson, Patricia A 68. 257 Willis, Ruth L. Willis. Susan H. WHson. Anne G. Wilson. Christopher Wilson. Claire C, Wilson, Ellen 57 Wilson, Lisa A Wilson. Sander A Wilson. Theresa L. Wilson, Vvette S. Wilson, Horry D. 73 Wilson. Charles W. 256 Wimmer, Edna M. Wimmer. Suzanne E. Windsor, Edward R. Wing, Robert E. Wingote. Susan L. Wingo, Betty L. Winne, Patricia G 55. 57, 209 Wiram, S Diarie Wirt, Margaret E. 70, 226 Wirth, Charlotte S. Wisemon, Ellen W Wiser. Lynne A. 55 Witt. Geroldine R. Wohlgemuth. Paige A 95 Wolte. Daniel R Wolfe, Daniel R Wong, Laura R 257 Wong, Romiro E. 257 Wood, Cathy C Wood, James M Wood. Laura L. Wood. Mary E. 209 Wood. Melanie D Wood. Pamela K. Wood. Robert A. Wood, Robert K 81 Woodley, Carol L. Woodman, Jessica J. 51 Woodman, Moureen A Woodrow. Cicely B. 257 Woodruff. Laura L. Woods. Donna S 46, 209 Woodward. Jay M. Woolf. Gwen R, Woolf. Michelle J. Wootton, Pennie R 67 Worden. Michael K, Worrell, Christy B- Wright. Kimberly A, Wright. Lisa R. Wright. Tammy M, wnght. Wendelyn T. 209 Wyatt. Kimberly B. Wyatt. Susan E Wybersky. Teresa A. 65 Yarborough, Vynthia L. Yorbrough. Linda L. 57 Yates, Megan Yea, Mary S Yen. Mirondo C. 68 Young, Beth A. 67 Young, Debra L. 47. 209 Young. Lorraine L. Young, Martha. A Young, Melissa A. 209 Young, Randcril W Young, Sandra L. 257 Zoccagni, PhBip J Zowodzki. Denise M. Zehner, Susan G. Zeterberg. Theresa A. Zlegler, Brendo A Ziemicki. Lynn A Zubyk, Richard A, 257 Zummo, Morjorie J. Zunjn. Alexander B I would like to take this opportunity to thank those people who devoted so much time and effort into this year ' s publication. Especially Patti, Susan, Joni and Caroline. Special thanks also goes to Jane, Kathleen, Ruth, Wendy and the section editors. This year ' s staff has done their utmost to improve this year ' s publication. I hope you enjoy the 1982 Battlefield. Cindo Special thanks also goes to our photographers: Caroline Borden Margaret Vaughn Jeanne Sykes Tamara Showalter Anne Newbern Janna Knight Patti Barry Tony Martin Prewitt Scripps Genine Lentine