Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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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.

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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 ' . ■ ' :

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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.