Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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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.

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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.

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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.