Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

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Economics Baltimore, Md. Economics Politics 1 | | i | q fi } i | i | | i] | f | Susan Small Emily Ayres | Huntsville, Al. Psychology Austin, Tx. Economics | | Seniors 25 Sharon Horner Sheila Elizabeth Thomas Ambat Moseley, Va Economics Zambia Physics “The Only lasting love begins with honesty...” Heidi “Tammy-Sunny” Butler Libby Dorman . Houston, Tx Studio Art San Diego, Ca History | “The most called upon prerequisite of a friend is an accessible ear.” -Maya Angelou 26 Seniors Ann Holland Putney Lori Canfield Bedford, Va. Politics Lexington, Va. Economics ee ee) oom u Kirsten Butler Lauren Wright | yoy) Ballston, NY. Economics Cupertino, Ca. “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible nl) to the eye!” -Antoine de Saint-Exupery Seniors 27 ; hy a i ; x IVADE ZB DOA DR AEE EEE EIA LIT Sol 9 NAD EG Ee era i pe el re Elizabeth Cae English Benson Erin Leigh Stemler Henderson, Tx. International Relations Glen Arm, Md. English “Once you have found your missing piece, never forget to stop and smell the | “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to roses. what lies within us.” -Emerson { | | Merryman Ross Elizabeth H. Stearns | Richmond, Va. Economics Dubach, La. History I do not know... It will work out..040 | -Merryman Ross __ | 28 Seniors | | | Nancy Evans Katherine Colleen Falk ‘ngli) | Castleton, Vt. Art History Great Falls, Va. Politics aed | “Life is action and passion and those who fail to participate in the action and passion of their times, risk being judged not to have lived.” -Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. Sherill Keith Sue Ann Crowder | so), | Medford, NJ. Economics Hurricane, WV. Chemistry - | ; “Tall oaks from little acorns grow.” loss Dr. H.C. Brown Seniors 29 i Julie Louise Baker Edmond, Ok. Economics ...The self is not something one finds, it is somethinf one creates.” -Thomas Szasz Vidyullatha N. Nagar India Communication Studio Art Make of us the hero warriors we aspire to become. May we fight sucessfully the great battle of the future that is to be born against the past that seeks to endure; so that the new things may manifest and we may be ready to receive them.” 30 Seniors Paige Coates | Cockeysville, Md. Communication | Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have.” -Hyman Judah Schachtel Fran Gray Gastonia, NC. Economics | Jennifer J. Morrow Leslie Carol Guthrie iti, | Murrysville, Pa. Mathematics Decator, Al. Communications English ' | “Toto,we’re not in Kansas anymore” “It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” chi | -Dorothy -Syrus Rachael Christenson Missy Falls Alexandria, Va. Art History Richmond, Va. Economics ‘There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy.” -Robert Louis Stevenson mics Seniors 31 | Houston, Tx. Mary Lisa Marks Art History “Life moves pretty fast; if you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it.” -Ferris Beuller Alanta, Ga. Katherine Needle j f Frenckiiiq “Enjoy every moment; pleasures do not commonly last so long as life.” -Chesterfielc H10| Alanta, Ga. Elizabeth Charlotte Fisch History “We were young, we were merry, we were very, very wise and the door stood open at our feet.” 32 Seniors -Mary Elizabeth Coleridge Annapolis, Md. Rebecca L. Bradner Economic “We've gotta roll with the punches- learn to play our hunches- if we couldn laugh we'd all go insane.” -J. Buffe 1h i | Cheryl Bolen Lisa Maria Hill hs Carlisle, Pa. English Reisterstown, Md. Biology F 1 “There are two ways of spreading light: “I have no parting sigh to give- so take my parting sigh.” SETTIEN j To be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” -Edith Wharton Nene Fleming Jill A. Corcoran joni Richmond, Va. Economics Lynchburg, Va. Economics wild! “... You can be anything if you let yourself be.” “It’s the end of the world as we know it, And I feel Fine.” -REM , Bull Seniors 33 | Elizabeth Bradshaw Helene Spage Roanoke, Va. Communications Fairfax, Va. Politics “It’s the end of world as we know it, and I feel fine.” i Diana Louise Owens Gretchen Leigh Erb Baltimore, Md. Communications Dallas, Tx. Psycholog | “T'll wave goodbye and stare tearfully into the eyes of those who created my “Variety's the spice of life, that gives it all it’a flavour.” fondest memories.” 34 Seniors | | | | | + Elizabeth Miles Elizabeth Lacefield “itit|] ,ynehburg, Va. Economics Shreveport, La. Biology —_——- Karen McGregor Linda Hock . chologh Richmond, Va. Art History Allentown, NJ. Economics Seniors 35 é : i satel dia a DET CE TS Ie 1 PT IES FHA NTE! Karen Chadwick Garnett Rodgers | Rochester, NY. Economics Spartanburg, NC. Economic’ q Jennifer Engelke Ann L. Sanders | Doylestown, Pa. International Relations Beech Island, SC. Engl: nN “These are the good ol days!” 36 Seniors Lucinda Garrett Lytle Brent nomi) Jeattle, Wa. International Relations Alexandria, Va. English Kimberly Vere Jennifer Horton rglf, Tinceton, NJ. Politics Oklahoma City, Ok. Studio Art ‘And many friendships in the days of time “In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength. Jegun, are lasting here, and growing still.” Isaiah 30:15 -Robert Pollok | ! Seniors 37 | qi fi 4 qi q Evelyn Fahy Jackonsville, FI. Biology Elizabeth E. Morgan (Beth) Burke, Va. Communications)’ “Don’t stop, thinking about tomorrow, Don't stop, itll soon be here, It'll be, better than before, Yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone.” Christine McVie) Miss Carol Jean Estes San Bernardino, Ca. Russian “The purpose of life is to matter, to be productive, to have it make some difference that you lived at all.” 38 Seniors -Leo Rosten Melanie Grayce Smith Piasa, I. International Relation “Find yourself and be yourself: No one else is like you.” — ee a a ne ee es Margaret Wier Weatherly Emily Marian Ayres it | Houston, Tx. Spanish Lynchburg, Va. Economics | “He is no fool who gives what he can not keep to gain what he can not lose.” Mom and Dad: -Jim Elliot “T can no other answer make but thanks.” -W. Shakespeare i uel | Susan Woods Taber Laura Perry . Jt} Fernandina Beach, FI. French Spotsylvania, Pa. Chemistry ‘Take a look at the way it’s going now, makes you want to give a sigh of relief! | -Carol King Seniors 39 Allyson M. Finley Anne Hazlehurst Huntington, WV. English Jackson, Tn. Economics “Hope is the thing with feathers- That perches in the soul- And sings the tune without the words- And never stops-at all- -Emily Dickinson = as | Mary H. Vaughan (Muffi) Michelle Ranger | Alexandria, Va. Psychology PawPaw, Mi. Biology |}) “Bell 308, Chi Psi, S M, Party pig, D.Q.,The Annihilator, Klas, JKC,C- ii Ville. 40 Seniors 1 logy Amy Odin Sue Mackay |M{cLean, Va. Studio Art Westwood, Ma. Psychology Kristina Dahl Susannah Rochet Raine Grosse Poine, Mi. Politics Rocky Mount, WV. Communications ‘ Thank you to my professors, a thank you to my friends “It is not enough to have a good mind. The main thing is to use it well. ‘Thank you for the education, I’m almost sorry it has to end.” -Descartes Seniors 41 SO a ey Se OM ATP OTE SOON TE BRR BB SOF EN On a $s NCR BEDE IETS GO Sara Dyck Kathryn Mcallister Blacksburg, Va. Communications English Roanoke, Va. Economic: ALT OEE LITE GG ELLEN LALA LIE ALAA POLO IA Tas ae ete om | | Heather Groten Ann Claire Johnson Lynchburg, Va. Biology Roanoke, Va. Economi) |); “As life offers love, music, and laughter, let me live forever. 1 42 Seniors { | Robin Davies Alicia Thomas | Ridgewood, NJ. Communications English Fairfax, Va. English “Oh Art! Oh Beauty! My only truth, my only Love! Pity the Artist’s Hum- anity and lead him to God’s perfection.” nm -Gian Carlo Menotti Susan Rawls Branche Yvonne Schewel ott Lynchburg, Va. Psychology Lynchburg, Va. Latin ... you journey to become “real.” It’s a quality that distinguishes you now and will for the rest of your life.” Seniors 43 AERP wr By LEAL LION LL OODLE LBL SO ELV AE BILE LANL NS LS NLR ELE GOO ot Elizabeth Brothers Dana Baker New Orleans, La. English Russian Studies Roanoke, Va. Commications English Madaline Atkins Karen Ward Hurt, Va. Mathematics Clifton Park, NJ. Psycholog 46 Seniors vchold gl ' awley Island, S.C. i iddleston, Va. Lou Lachicotte Communication Economics yah Teresa Witt Hallstahammar, Sweden. Karin Erkers Economics English Bridgeport, Ct. Caroline Owens Art History Seniors 47 Se TO a a ee Se AEFI MNT ESF ci SP AIOIE LE REP ABIES TP ee S08 OT MAEM EA ERR TS PSO PRES BRI I UR eget ENTE RA Rigg = SABER Nite ee oI | Re Meee see ee Eee COE LENS LL, New Orleans, La. Hurt, Va. 46 Seniors Elizabeth B rothers Madaline Atkins English Russian Studies Mathematics Roanoke, Va. Clifton Park, NJ. Dana Baker Karen Ward Commications Englisk) Psycholog ingli } i] | | | tawley Island, S.C. coh uddleston, Va. Lou Lachicotte Communication Economics Teresa Witt English Hallstahammar, Sweden. Bridgeport, Ct. Karin Erkers Caroline Owens Economics Art History Seniors 47 a RS Pe Pamela Renee LeBlanc Appalachia, Va. Education The road won't be lonely if we can say at the end: We walked the way together hand in hand with a friend.” i Jennifer Smith Pine Bluff, Va. Economics 48 Seniors Norfolk, Va. Newport News, Va. Ann Driscoll Maria Kelly Art Histo! | H International Relation}! MD i Clon | “oncord, NC. Elementary Education Richmond, Va. Communications English : ee Sally Laing Marianna Nease Jasmine Ilano Leigh Adams a Puentz, Ca. Communications Politics | Huntsville, Al. Psychology Seniors 49 Princeton, NJ. Tyrone, Pa. 50 Seniors Jennifer Calamari Kristin Hanly Politics Education Harrisonburg, Va. Midland, Tx. Katheryne Goodman Amy Laughbaum Politics) ih Politic} � , Polit Jklahoma City, Ok. | 1 Poitiwa. Beach, Va. | | | i 1 I Phyllis Duncan [ve always wanted to fight a desparate battle agains Eileen Deegan Anthropology —_ Jacksonville, Fl. t incredible odds.” -The Last Starfighter Biology Cintcinatti, Ohio. Anne Grace Anne Lankes History Classical Civilizations Seniors 51 ga ones EBS SS NS RR EERE NSIS O NEE SI PODS ES aS a AN NBS Tae STH Se ee beat ee ne Sandra Moreno Jhinuk Hason Austin, Tx. Politics Arlington, Va. Economics’ |} | Mancha White Nancy Evans | Richmond, Va. International Relations Castleton, Vt. Art Histor}, 52 Seniors | OOM ttle Rock, Ar. ¢ Ht! fonnington Gap., Va. | Charlotte Thompson Monica Sergent Politics Politics Locust Grove, Va. Savannah, Ga. x ae | Sandra Hancock Psychology Anne Mallory Troxler English Communications Seniors 53 Bo aan Shane aI SSO EE ACD ALOE IONE LG LEI LEIS AE LN EC TEL ERTL a SAAT en Susan Branche Susan Priebe i] Suffolk, Va. Psychology Wilmington, De. Elementry Educatior’ | .,.your journey to become real. It’s a quality that distinguishes you now | and will for the rest of your life.” i] | | | Suzanna Van Straaten Sara Vaughn Lynchburg, Va. Biology Alexandria, Va. Englis]! iz | 54 Seniors at nol SO ee a eT et ne Seen ee ee i H | H | : | Karen Royce Nanette Lucier { urfreesboro, NC. Biology Monkton, Md. Art ) : z es i ! i | Ann Monroe Leigh Ann Best .ntwood, La. Psychology Flemington, NJ. Elementary Education ) | Seniors 55 Se eee Leslie Guthrie Susan Tremaglio Decatur, Al. Communications English Meriden, Ct. English 0 | | | | y Ana Alfaro Kristina Dahl | Irvine, Ca. International Relations Grosse Pointe, Mi. i 56 Seniors a nT SER MER HNN ar Sper AN Tatas Patricia Moore SS ase ae eee ren ere RS NN NI NRL il DIES NEI A Re NANTES di -lington, Va. Economics Smithfield, Va. Economics ; Julie Foutch Diana Owens tx . pit! Pulveston, Tx. Communications English Baltimore, Md. Communications English Seniors 57 Etienne Grant Nancy Ewing Collinsville, Ct. Pshchology _ Valley Forge, Pa. Politics « }; y Elizabeth Castagna Barbara Carpenter . Longmeadow, Ma. Economics Lychburg, Va. Biolog 58 Seniors 4 9 Shee Sorel Chaput int Albans, Vt. English iti asa rt ee RSS GN se TIRE EE SRNR ali Sik ee ag SR NS V | FI kN a PR OIL Oe ‘ ’ H } i | i q ue A | B hd y ? Bs oy | a ae a y q | 3 3 | q : | Dorri Mills Hui Sheng iid Wedericksburg, Va. English China English | | | | | | 4 | f | | Seniors 59 ( veneer’ 3S = “eon! 60 Seniors Seniors 61 ee ee a arn TEENS RINE AS SLE Si eR SIR NNR AN SAIS SNEED EMT tS Ne Tee Ee ee ls ec ET A RTE PO RAEI ERNE II EE AIT I Se Juniors 63 ATER sermons tineneinehieeninicia, Kara Carroll Martha E. Copes Gena Covell Mary Austen Darden Patty Erikson Anne Gates 64 Juniors PN EE AO EAPO ELE OL IN G LEE D ELI —_—_ oe eG ——— a a + ae NIP RR SF SR RN EA EE RE A FT PN ATE I EN ER EO I LE I LL RT A Tn ERE a a aaa pee rs 65 101 Jun ie Harvey and Hundere an aron Holl Sh Wendy Mel rton ammond inman ron H H aye Ho Holly K Came Kimberly Harwood Sharon Horner SAINTE i q oe “¢ Virginia Keller Clare Lorio Patricia Nuse Nancy Neideck 66 Juniors Juniors 67 ingham a Thompson ill Nicole Zell Laur Dawn W see Gwen W S oe) Nn ©) =) @ Ou o) ze Nn E: re ec 4 mers Re Ann Whitlock Lou Wright Scotty n 2 5 = =) 5) -S a, iS) n ve) Xo) NNN bit ne ar 6 oa Catherine Anderson TERS GIS STE | et EE RS ae ee ee Se ne ee Shari Bostelman ete 3 . Beet Sonja Brodt Lana Bowling Holly Bradshaw Juniors 69 oye % | Paige Crider Tracey Cuzzolina Dawn Davis Melanie Davis 70 Sophomores STE RCI ILE CE IIIS IE IO I DCO A ELE LL SEALE LE IN OE EE cot en Rn a ER REE ART SRS NENG EAN ERNE APRA A i e 6K 6 I S | S Ter io) 1 DN : = | O0 = ao} | q ae) Sc = 2 | S 0 a . fe D 2 3 z ij fee | Nn i 4 | : - | 3 as q Z 3 g 5) S © = s S| 3 = a Z 3 a4 Ss Muna Farid ates Beth DeHart Susan G fey Julia Komen Melinda Koun Jeth Ilano Bit Norine Hendricks Patricia Jones Karen Jordon ’ Karen Light Dorothy Lipps Jill Mattern 72 Sophomores j i | : | | | Anne Mayfield | Tracey McDaniel Se a ee stele ar RS se | TR rt es ree Sr Seon = Meredith Montsinger | | ! ' } | | | | Ana Maria Ortega Caroline Patterson Joanne Phillips Sophomores 73 74 Sophomores e Ruggerio Catherine Swartzwelder Elizabeth Sykes % age Shannon “Ee Elizabeth Ware a i a a a i ar a re a 75 es Sophomor mam Zirkle rly ield West rly Wo F Kimbe Kimbe agiwa Yam aril M ) = a 3 ) = ) so 3 Oo Cynthia Woodbridge a SSS ictoria Weightman Stephanie Witt Mary Wysong V 76 Freshwomen Madelon Alford } ' i Julie Blackwood Cici Anderson Deborah Baroch Jennifer Blue Melanie Barger Elizabeth Boudreaux Freshwomen 77 Sp i Oa a a ea RS ALS AIEEE ERS IO SE SG DESI LEB, ES Ee PAE ABS Tr SI SS sear e ae ese i ison Buckley acy Campbell Anne Chill Al Tr ine Byroade Dana Chapman ather a ) = he Ss) = isa) _ © OQ 3S 4 ea K an Brock Laura Carter ‘Sus 78 Freshwomen re ee RO ITO DEE RW ANP te TREN RA EE IN RE ERR A TE STE EAE II AI LT I AO ——— — FEO hwomen 79 ans Fres a De a Courtney a Crumrine in iss st Chri Rebece Mel avl1s = isc) ca = ie) Oo ay Lesley Crowther Anne D Cynth : Ashley Clyborne Elizabeth Cromer Melissa Daly S8s Dawn Erikson Erin Gamse Amy Gri roline French Anne Good a oO = = o = = = © = isc} O Zoubida Drif Laura Felton Michele George 80 Freshwomen ns ah ER eR ILI PRE I RE Se MAT jE BEANIE CORN DPE ALLR AAA OO AG SAE NOT Lr age A se RO An oT Se lata i Siac eel ang Fae ee eT a Re en ee he ae an he Te ee tt ee Ee ag ho Sn Ee I OT nT I I a od EERE omen 81 reshw ienne Helm ry Herzog a Anne Howell Adr M ) 0 Te) ) an ret Holekamp Sher Elizabeth Henry Marga awn Harris in Heyman ist D Kathryn Helne Kr i my Frances Kuntz te ; � | , | f a outs : é Wt wo Jennifer Lindner ‘ Vanessa Mandel Julia Marble h y ! ; 4 § ¥ ¢ é ye ; Pe Oe f : od ae Xo q i é ae : | Laura Mata-Adams Molli McFee Jamie Moorefield | 82 Freshwomen ee Bees ose wot, Sere 4 tore gt ‘ a eet roa , P ¥ brates ct = eae) tterson a Pa in t 1S r Ch issa Parrott Mel Elizabeth Ott a Phillips Andre Cynthia Pendred Katherine Patton abeth Pulito Eliz 1Cé = AY 5 ene 4 ; : Jenn ipps Karen Ph Freshwomen 83 thmiller avin ie Holly Sheets Erica S] Margaret R ison Schaff Sharon Skelt Shelley Rhodes Al aura Rabel son Rozelle iregar Vera S L Ally 84 Freshwomen all 8S I EI TS ape See IRE OSES C TP SONS TENE OY TNO, TSE AE SR OE RR I ELI I LE I ITS I AR ONAL OPT NS 5 eshwomen 85 Sonia Townes Laura Vranian Fr : Exandrea Sutherland igner I — Oo = = D) S = iS (=| S S — N Carol il Smith 1€ ifer Truesda Stephan Jenn aren Wells K Meredith Wright itehead Christel Witteveen Amanda Wh Kameron Willis ren ita ee pai SP ABE SRE a NS en Be Saad EDL 86 Freshwomen STE eh NATE BS ETE TG IRENE A NT TION AT A OE IRN IS PELL TT LEI POET ALLIES EIN. TEN EO IO Te A Sn a a a ulty and Staff 87 ac em i qe ie _ -™ cz N x5 Pe . Fae {ea i President Lorimer i A Tn ca ee pas TMS i A P f | q H 4 D iM f i i Y ; i se ' i Y ¥ q PRERESETES $ARIRERRES ¥ ! I ; ) a j H a A q , f i q r i q q } Dean DeVries Dean Sisson 88 Faculty and Staff Not pictured: Associate Dean Wallace Theresa Carroll Anne Eskridge | eeeeos | eae ay | Resident Directors Barbara Harrison, Mary Eubanks and Beth Shipp The Deans Statt ee SSA 8 Ne DAR ek eD Sie SOB SERN 8 NDA EDDIE INES FO 3 OR el diay at ERS CT RIN Sg = SSE lr in Mp SPA Ti fy G | i ¥ ¥ f { @ j $ ?. ¥ ' i q f ¢ % STC nyse S 90 Faculty and Staff Not Pictured: Nancy Mathews Robert Fuller Elliott Twery Mary Ellett x Elizabeth LaCour er Art and Biology idman t Kur ed: ctur Not Pi Ann Fabirkiewicz é oA pero oe pee Ree and Staff 91 d Faculty re Ge D Robert Lloyd and Robert Mondi Chemistry and Classics William Mattson David Molnar Lo a li RIA LAME OP NENT AOR OAC AE CL Le GAR EEI COL DEAN, BEALS IL PICO ALLE AOL LEARN ALL ALE ARE LEELA ILEANA LAE SIE AS NEN COLL CALE ALTE ee es Not pictured: Peter Parker William Coulter Lynne Spies PR a RE BRA RLS DARIO IRE RE Ss Be sae ee David Cornelius, Carolyn Bell, Margaret Raynal, Elizabeth Lipscomb, Mary Guthrow, Daniel Stiffle ind Econom Carl Stern 2 ARPT RE SNS TYAN eV TES ics and English TSS pS ee ae 92 Faculty and Staff Roselyn Linda Thomas Paul Irwin Margaret Pertzoff John acne Marjorie wheeler Baciny and Bradley Geisbert Donald ae aN “sCrMan, @ e History and Mathematics Faculty and Staff 93 Not Pictured: Ann Walker, Susan Lockhart Frances Dalton, Christopher Goldman Sandra Bodine ASCO SESE IMR RE ME DIRE RE AR SE BOAT (AMEE BELA BOLL EA PROTEC 1 ES ONO EN ENO RA Mint Janet McBrien, Joanne Todd, Emily Ryals, Catherine Bennett and Debbie Logan Debbie Logan SET Sen AS RSET Ernest Duff Phys SR aks a saat OR aie TN aR teehee SD. tics I Thomas Michalik ? Physical Education and Pol 94 Faculty and Staff Not pictured: Ann Hill Anne Kimball | Dominique Mayer d3 = S iarsot Frank | a Francoise Watts Thomas Casker Bradley Bullock, Janice Hullum and Ruth Borker Thomas Stephens Russian, Theatre, French, Sociology and Anthropology Faculty and Staff 95 APS He pd NAMA ES SATE IETS PSP Rep ORR Win ee mai nee oS SOAR ds vere Ree SUNDA een IN NI STS OS GIT. LBM LAREN N TEST = f RRS RBNEET OCU re eT Rey creat a Se a ei co SOR, ree 96 Faculty and Staff Not Pictured: James Hoban Carla Heath Pamela Risenhoover Georgette Amowitz Hiawatha Johnson James Gibert Louise Law Daniel Raessler Roger Cole Jack Moelencamp Ray Luck Tamara Fudge Deborah Raessler John Justice Robert Cornett Thomas Pasternack Ivor Thomas Larry Bowden Carl Hester Charlotte Stern Chester Halka Deborah Huntington Frank Murray, Richard Barnes and Dennis Goff Food Service and Security ff 97 Sta and c ac F ulty ONS! ations Student Organizat 98 Student Organiz Class Officers Senior Officers Junior Officers le first of our many traditional senior class events was the Convocation cere- _ The first semester began with the Freshman-Junior Dinner to welcome our my during the first week of school. Then Pumpkin Parade followed in _ sister class. Next came the Junior Smorgasboard. A very special Ring Night wtober, as the pinnacle of Parents Weekend. Our Senior Class-Faculty Re- followed with help of the Freshwomen. The high point of second semester potion was held in January, followed by the Senior Dinner Dance in Feb- was the Bury the Hachet Party. The junior class fundraising campaign was wiry. A vigorous fundraising schedule was woven into the entire year, to very successful with several sales events. yver costs of our festivities. A wonderful final year at R-MWC closed with isy Chain, and then Commencement on May 8, 1988. [ ie Sophomore Officers Freshwomen Officers Student Organizations 99 bodes data MTS GENTE Re I 9 oS ne ar ee eevee pipe PWD. ae Nini nena eee! SoS RABR Ey al cree PONT ESOT SEM A es GAH ETERS cotemeet teen, | j, | } SLR EN I NEO ELEN LITRE YG AID sags Meee Be PES aH Commerce Club Officers: Sharon Horner, Jill Corcoran, Maria Kelly and Robin Davies Members: Julie Baker, Liz Bradshaw, Lora Can- field, Renee Cathey, Connie Costas, Kate Drew, Karin Erkers, Nancy Evans, Kelly Flanagan, Anne Grace, Anne Good, Carrie Hall, Rhoda Helms, Linda Hock, Mary Lou Horner, Lou Lachicotte, Melissa Lehew, Eydie Orndoff, Merryman Ross, Lori Scheilbel, Karen Wells, Nicole Zell and Ann Monroe. This was a active and exciting year for the Com- merce Club. We sponsered such speakers as Bar- bara Garrett of the Virginia Bankers Association, Joan Elson of Scott and Stringfellow and Terry Lynn of the Philip Morris Corporation. 100 Student Organizations Black Students Association gOLPE HAR) French Club ¥ Maier Museum Docents Exam Scheduling Committee The purpose of the Exam Scheduling Committee is to coordinate the scheduling of exams between students, faculty, the Dean’s Office, and the Regis- trar’s Office. The executive committee consists of Julie Dietz, chair person for the first semester, Chairperson for the second semester Kirstin Cal- lis, Assistant Chairperson Liz Tornberg, Secretary Ellen McKenzie and Special Materials Assistant Meg Gibbon. The committee performs duties to ensure that the self-scheduled exam process runs smoothly. Members:Broughton Anderson, Elizabeth Britt, Jan Gorman, Holly Sheets, Michelle Edmonds, Cameron Hammond, Julia Marable, Katherine Needle, Michelle Ranger, Melissa Lehew, Eliza- beth Cunningham, Sanna Wells, Stephanie Pack, Marianna Nease, Julie Baker, Melanie Harvey, Courtney O'Conner and Janette Burgin. Student Organizations 101 Junior Ushers -Q =} — O n =| A ) s is} = oO iow = oS i=} io) Sa F o S ae Gold Key Guides 102 Student Organizations Qu 1S) So) = Fe St ow 3 izations 10 gani nt Or tude Ss = pein Soir i oo Sei Tt a Rane 8 ep inmel apne SEF i et ERE OLEATE Gy —— SEBS si SND RE pn NT i a ee a LA NLC a IE CUS Student Activity Board The year 1987-88 proved to be a challenging one for the Student Activity Board. Stuggling to cope with the change in the drinking age to 21 and new ABC regulations required innovative programming to keep students on campus , as well as to encourage men to attend R-MWC’s events. To aid with these adjust- ments R-MWC welcomed Theresa Carroll, the Dean of Students’ Director of Student Activities, with open arms. It was a history making Fall in that it was the first time a dell party was not B.Y.O.B. Entrance to the dell was controlled, beer was sold to those of age only in the pines, and the skellar held a cookout in the dell. Though it was a battle at first, students eventually became used to the idea. Bands of 1987-88 included AAE, Heinsohn Day, The Producers, and N’est Pas, among others. The most notable event that included a semi-formal dinner, a moonlight dance in Bell Quad, a concert, and a dell party. The Fall also included a Bahamas mixer with a cruise for two given away, and the ‘Real Men Want Cl ass...Macon the Place to Find It’ boxer shorts. Spring brought with it a new SAB including seven new board members, movies in the student center, more interaction with neighboring colleges and an exciting Spring Formal. Sock and Buskin Officers: Sorel Chaput, Elizabeth Shapiro, Scotty Reimers and Karen Thomas Members: Madeline Atkins, Dana Baker, Susan Branche, Asa Bright, Sara Dyck, Caral Estes, Katy Jones, Kattie Lee, Adele Logan, Grace Martin, Jaci Miller, Libbie Miller, Melanie Smith, Brenda Bailey, Jill Havens, Nance Morris and Lisa Sim- oneau 104 Student Organizations | | eller Board V embers: Nene Fleming, Ann Claire Johnson, Karin Erkers, Mary Pinck Wood, Julie Baker, i | Corcoran, Gena Covell, Darcie Johnston, Liz Carlton, Susan Tietz, Susan Ellinger, Kather- Ls Blackman, Kathleen Cusick and Cathy Allen. The Skeller Board began its 1987-88 term with a leadership workshop in order to function ‘| ore effectively as a group. We had a productive and enjoyable year. We improved our image th extended hours Friday and Saturday nights. Our biggest success was the new frozen yo- jirt machine added in November. As a result of student suggestions, we expanded our pro- i cts. | ‘ter-Varsity Christian Fellowship }eadership Team: Margaret Weatherly, Stephanie Pack, Michelle Wuller, Madelon Alford, Cresent Williams, Dawnie Bennett and ‘aura Fenton embers: Melanie Barger, Elizabeth Owen, Melissa Deans, Jennifer ‘00kes, Jay Ilano, Jeth Hano, Ana Laura Alfaro, Laura Rabel, Tish Filito, Sheila Ambat, Cindy Pendred, Melanie Davis, Ashley Cecil, 1e MacKay, Nanette Lucier and Wendy Hundere. Student Government Student Organizations 105 St SITE BOF EL fi DEAREST Seren ot Wise ee ney aS i f SAY IRA eg oes hE RE RN Bei = SED pal Sen an cen aa OR IR IO APG ENN LE EIEIO SS LE IEEE Young Democrats Officers: Kate Goodman, Kristen Hanly and Eydie Orndoff Members: Susan Mackay, Briggs Saroch, Jennifer Fallon, Tanya Tviet, Elizabeth Cro}, Randi Nordeen, Martha Olson, April Wood, Catherine McCuthshen, Katherine Byroje, Patrice Daniel, Susan Murray, Sara Dyck, Maribel Vega, Mary Herzog, Dawn Willinghin, Etienne Grant, Patti Prendergast, Catherine Bennett, Angela Kull, Renee Cathey, Amida Adams and Caroline Owens | The R-M Young Democrats spent most of the year raising money for the state wide con|n- tion, which was held in Hampton, Virginia. We also enjoyed satisfaction in the re-electi(| of former R-m trustee, Elliott Schewel to the Virginia State Legislature. Our club also hajed_ representstives for the presidential campaigns of Paul Simon and Micheal Dukakis. | — Saleaube Mancha White Paige Coates Leah Edenton Missy Falls Julie Foutch Dudley Patrick Tracey McDaniel Tricia Flemming Martha Copes Lutheria Harrison Catherine Casey Anne Ruggerio Temple Day 106 Student Organizations Sundial Songshine Members: Sorel Chaput, Muffi Vaughn, Ana Laura Alfaro, Karin Erkers, Lytle Brent, Jay Ilano, Jeth Ilano, Ashley Duvall and Vera Sire- gar We perform throughout the year for prospec- tive and parent weekends, as well as other occa- sions. We are completely student run. Student Organizations 107 108 Athletics Athletics ae eal ft We SES 5 Ou am Roster Te w 1% isc} oe oe RAGES OASOS gOS oe ym Std Ess asner Lipps Amy Kr Neal in Erica Slav Beth Schorlemer O thy Adele Logan Julia Marable Holly Martin Cathy Dor all illiams tteveen Susan Sm Cou Ch rtney W istel Wi r = a, —— aunmneimeneslaomeal | ar SD aT Bp UD. 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Athletics 111 | Field Hockey Team Roster Holly Bradshaw Paige Coates Eileen Deegan : Nancy Evans Margaret Frears Heather Groten Page Hunnicut Amy Krasner Vanessa Mandel Denise Marriani Brooke McCory Diana Owens Helen Paranzino Anne Phillips Lynn Rice Suzanne Van Straatren Christel Witteveen Kim Zirkle i a : oy g y 5 f HN t Nee ania ee Sa 112 Athletics Scoreboard Bridgewater College Eastern Mennonite College Lynchburg College Virginia Tech Hollins College Mary Mount College Sweet Briar College Randolph-Macon College Mary Baldwin College Roanoke College Phieffer College 1-0 1-4 0-2 1-3 3-0 12-0 1-2 1-2 4-] 5-4 0-3 Placed sixth in Old Dominion Athletic Conference Athletics 113 eed TE ed = a aE a eg _ 7 - t Team Roster Emily Ayres Courtney Berry Ashley Brinson Rachael Christenson Paula Davis Ann Driscoll Jean Duvoisin Tracy Gaedcke' Kathryn Heln Ana Maria Ortega Cynthia Pendred Margaret Riethmiller Melanie Russell Katy Woodworth at Ashley Wright a ee’ 114 Athletics + Scoreboard | {ary Washington 0-7 ft andolph-Macon 0-9 If oanoke 0-8 ynchburg 2-8 weet Briar 0-3 i ollins 0-4 I oanoke 0-5 weet Briar 0-5 Jashington Lee 2-2 Jesleyan 0-8 I ynchburg 0-1 it andolph-Macon 0-10 il ollins 0-2 Jashington Lee 0-4 Athletics 115 116 Athletics Team Roster Rebecca Bradner Elizabeth Crahan Tracy Cuzzolina Karin Erkers Wendy Hundere Amy Laughbaum Clare Lorio Patricia Moore Michelle Muller Stephanie Vought Mari Yamagiwa Meredith Doxey Volleyball OL PE OO DI LE AE ODED, TLIO nO o ( Athletics 11 sesicesnniSntiis ei aae SOOT q } q Wy ; Team Roster Dawni Bennett Elizabeth Benson Cheryl Bolen Janice Cooper Melanie Davis Ann Hazelhurst Margaret Holekamp Elizabeth Hunter Adele Logan Caroline Patterson Shelley Rhodes Margaret Riethmiller Anne Ruggerio Jennifer Smith Bea Teams Tanye Tviet Victoria Weightman Lou Wright 118 Athletics Swimming s 119 Cc i B a aot 120 Athletics Team Roster Ashley Clyborne Paige Crider Meredith Doxey Mallori Malone Meredith Montsinger Patricia Moore Elizabeth Paul Becky Roller Susie Small Basketball Scoreboard i Lynchburg 45-46 1G; j Mary Baldwin 61-56 W Roanoke 50-60 L Hollins 44-79 L Bridgewater 52-99 L Meredith 58-54 W Roanoke 40-67 L Shenandoah 37-69 L Emory and Henry 45-68 L Hollins 53-37 W Eastern Mennonite 48-74 L Ferrum 52-73 L Lynchburg 61-49 W . Meredith 52-46 W Emory and Henry 31-72 IL, H Eastern Mennonite 49-76 L We Mary Baldwin 62-67 L oy Bridgewater 48-92 Il, Roanoke 41-55 iL Athletics 121 ieee yer FO DO RE PILATES, VLE PE IPG eR OEE GD OS IO Team Roster Barbara Carpenter Leslie Carson Karin Erkers Wendy Hundere Janelle Jones Angela Kull Katie Ladd j Nina Lehrhaupt 1 Julie Schwenk Stephanie Smith Claire Whitlam 122 Athletics Scoreboard Washington Lee 13-3. W John Hopkins 10-6 W Brooklyn College 412 L Virginia Tech 142 W University of Virginia 10-6 W Hollins 10-6 W Virginia Tech 11-5 W Ke James Madison University 12-4 W Athletics 123 VTE SE CIN eRe SPR SI oi ewer p24 ee Bie REE ea I RE GIS PTOI III TT lal i ely Ci eS er ano bd i d ; j 4 qi 1 1 124 Athletics eee AWAY wean weary ce ee BANS SRE, a3 25 fe: oe ae eae. - H é é Team Roster Diana Owens Denise Mariani Ashley Brinson Susan Ash Kris Kendall Julie Hatcher Liz Etheridge Holly Bradshaw Mary Wysong Vanessa Mandel Leslie Crowder Xandy Sutherland Susan Murray Allison Buckley Joanne Keenan Susanne Galler Brooke McCory Katy Woodworth Maria Cuzzocrea Page Hunnicutt Suzanne Van Straaten Meredith Doxey Athletics 125 et PE IDM WD Lab NLT PS AED) OTT FT DS | Softball 4 ; Team Roster Leigh Adams Anne Beebe Lytle Brent | Bridgett Burke Rachel CHristenson Temple Day Sus an Ellinger Allyson Finley Etienne Grant Amy Griggs Ann Claire Johnson | Clare Lorio Jill Mattern Ana Maria Ortega Carol Rabke Meg Riethmiller Becky Roller Carey Shoemaker q Karen Sink | Field West Heather Wook i Kim Zirkle 126 Athletics Athletics 127 sis waiieaieicoa ‘Sates Cements. | Events oS - S = ae oe a = 128 Traditional Events Traditional Events 129 Convocation 130 Traditional E vents ee a ee Ne ee: ee eee a Ee a eee ee ee ee ae a en ee a ag ee oe ee vents 1: 4 4 Traditional v - se io qe) — Ne CO qe) = SSPRELTREUEE? 7CREETSS 132 Traditional Events SOP Ce IE OE I OL OC EE ES I OL nts 133 ve E raditional T Fall Weekend n = 0) ea — a adition 134 Tr wo ee EE OE Cee OE ae a IT CT In I Oa a eg eT OG A a, a eg ne ge I ee wD CB ol n ee) co S o = _— (as) a S 5 o = = = ie) ia) aH N [=] vo er ea 2 os 3 oO 1 £ = z A fac} e ide) faa) ¢ ‘ 1 Traditional Events 137 i ROR ARI SA ALP LEIBA BONERS EN gaa ca rapa ncaa apaat oA Bins poh bisgnteRees fia ga tag Raises ctor Bere ob vale er es err’ i Pas Ps % n | =] o) ica] — Es =| 3 = = Re} fas} _ Ee oa) oe) Lao tmas Dinner and Exams Traditional Events 139 i i ae Blood Drive and Voting oT 140 Traditional Events ents 141 iditional Ev d ‘Er Inauguration ee Dell Parties 142 Traditional Events 143 al Events dition = Ke ditional Events RADE CAE ECE YMALA EN PEEL EE, AA CO AIG NAO AR A BE ee I i LOTS OES ins eC SRE RRL SC NNR IE me ass eat ———— _—_ ee Ee ae ng ie Sa i ee ee i a LO ee ee a es ee ee Oe a Traditional Events 145 fo aE: ELE TESRee EERE SSZ Ei Si ep we | at = x ats OU 8 x a 146 Traditional Events nts 147 Eve Traditional 148 Traditional Events Events 149 _ = 9) = = - — U = S ol Campus Jobs 150 Campus Jobs Se Campus Jobs 151 — 3a : é qi GS cs all ape: 74 ai — eS 152 Campus Jobs uu o u. bul = WM Lit o Lil ce Lil 2m © Ww ps i=) © oO ampus Jobs 153 C 154 Senior Dinner Dance u d 2 ia) — e — = S = o a Q ) S| iS 12 m s) A = S ) n Senior Dinner Dance 156 — — ss = ga Se a a a ee ee Dan Inner ior D Sen BRO Oo 1S) = ae} S a 0) [=| S a) = e) ig o nN ie.e) Te) oo 9 5 — v — = = oe a QO ® S Al ar a Q = A S) = = | ® n a ec ee en ee ee ee ae ER Pon tS SBE BSN AE AEG ee aber Nee A Ee RE ND IOS ARE HO Fes TO ie ETE SSN OA esa we 160 Senior Dinner Dance 2 SFR ee © _— ov o x 3s la =) o = be! — fe) es o 2) 2 Candids 16 ecg oS Rae POET RT eee LALO ALA AGL EARS: EY CoP a ee i WY genie iene ndids 163 a C a ae Sith Caine SE GN CANT AS i i eo et oan eit SoneNOer EAE REN == 164 Candids Candids 165 Sesoronosscessareeromenesectceitec Ss 166 Candid S65 Ana pst. | Nees thas ELS RRR SCNT DES GSA i Sa pen IN ie EE au OREL Se TSS Tom 8 REE I CLI IR IEE EN ALE I At RECT SAR EEIY TEA BEAL OEEL 0 EA ERED SOIR ANAS A AY AEN ALS CGE A NEAGLE EA 2A Nl CL PTT RE ALI SM: ITER th co) = n 4 1o) — 1o) mS @ O i y i | PRL A ek IO ARE IDEN CESS DPE ORAS AN OC ON LARA ERE HE ARE Ea Ne LPI Ra ip i andids 168 C Candids 169 a ee ne else + Ii IRIS A SS A Goeth EDA ORLA, re Bt | ee ere EE ener = Mai eae a aes NT Se ees ee ee 170 Candids it andids 1 d C 10n Graduat ation 172 Gradu StS nt He pent ROE SERS AEE in Li SIS Ha — ee : = = = aia eaa — ze Gas akin SES PRE ene SEO SNeSaad Seana De egr ets eka ies Tes oh OO LE LOLS ILL LL YL LALLA ALLOA TILE LLT OLLI ne nn ————— —— ——— = Graduation 17: Bi, ee ae, STR - eel _ CE «=. A OR 6 coe m= 174 Graduation te) Ke oH =| 5 fo) _— po) = oo] 4 =) 12) isc) u 176 The end Class of 1988 Editors Note: I have learned many things about publishing, about Randolph-Macon and about myself. There were many things that were done well and many things that could have been done differently. There have been three fellow students that have helped inmeasurably. First, Mari Yamagiwa, her expertise as a photographer has made this book a more complete survey of R-M life. Secondly, Kirsten Renz, she worked hard to ensure students were represented in the best possible light. And finally, Mary Lou Horner who managed the finances. Their contribution has been greatly appreciated. I would like to thank the Dean of Students’ Office for their direction, in particular Dean Sisson, Peggy Hoovler and Theresa Carroll. I would also like to thank my family. Being editor has been a lot of work, sometimes thankless, sometimes exhausting, but always very rewarding. — Rebecca Wale Editor SS er Ri et en II REET Nn a ae — —— RE me RP OT we ReneS Se eek ACAI 9 A he AO EE AT ai AES een TROT SCR ORR ela BP ONE OR nares DENS RT NACE DASE TUT PCAN NRE EOC A LO Rs OO ARETE EEDA SARMIEL DEP EDL ARNE A LOE ALIA ELEC ERLE A SIONAL AS LLE READE SAAS LOLA CO