University of Virginia - Corks and Curls Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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CORKS 81 CURLS! University of Virginia! Contents! Photo Essays 2! Commentary 5O! Groups 8O! Housing 11O! Social 128! Commentary 218! Politics 232! Gradu- ate University 256! Sports 352! Capitalism 400! Photo Essays 418! Editor, barry leader - Special Assistant, sharon weisler! Managing Editor, henry bowden! Busi- ness, hal bogard! Production, jeff cohn! Photography, steve gresham - Associates: roy alson, bill sear, rick smith - Staff: bob bedell, greg castillo, dixon hammon, chip hinrichs, dave hunt, chris kerr, howard macrae, harry mc wreath, phil pappajohn, pete robinson, bob sampson! Literary Contributors: rick ackerman, bill holleman, chris kerr, joel kleinman, willie perkins, louis swing Cstrikeb! Art: tay armstrong, pat marshall! Groups: paul pitts, bonna rackman! Honoraries, jac sperling! Graduate Uni- versity: joe coci, chris mandelaris - Associates: pete dierks, david spurlock, britton trice! Social: ken dierks, zach young! Politics: charles ford, charles joseph! Housing: greg hudson, Cade stockmeyer! Sports: bruce armistead ' Associate, drew bailey! Capitalism: dan aldridge, paul burkes! Subscriptions: guy collier - Associate, david mussel- white! Office Managers: ted freeman, ken nix! Assistants: kathy baldwin, houston beaumont, niessa brateman, tom brooks, john butler, hugh carter, croxton gordon, gordon heyworth, roberta hitt, kenneth kastner, linda Ieatherbury, anna lord, george maloomian, dickie mc mullan, george meredith, david multer, mike sanders, jack shapiro, betty shotton, sam skinner, terry walmanf Printing, american yearbook! Portraits, carol studios! Specifications: ad- dress inquiries to the editor, newcomb hall, charlottes- ville! Support: ruth and morris Cboth setsj, howard, faye, david, kathleen, clara.

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.54-Lada. T. ' M. k7'7'Wcifl2rw,k'f5'-lfk This is a yearbook about people, their emo- tions, and feelings. lt is not designed to pic- ture every student, nor is it edited to exclude current problems. It makes no attempt to chronicle every event, for in a school of 10,000 and growing, that in itself is impossible. The Corks and Curls simply tries to show the major trends of the year - both good and bad, de- pending on your perspective. As we examined 1970-1971, it became in- creasingly apparent that this was not just an- other year of change for a basically dynamic institution. After 150 years of a traditional past, this has truly been the Year One of a different place. The strike of May, and the frustrated quiet of September, the admission of blacks in significant numbers, coeducation, severe housing and parking shortages, an A.C.C. atmosphere, and increased recogni- tion of academic prominence all foreshadow future developments - some inspiring hope, and some fear. ' With the Vietnam Conflict becoming the ln- dochina War and 2200 students as next year's projected first-year enrollment, more changes are likely. We can only guess about the future. But, we can step back for a mo- ment and take a close look at the way in which the students of the University have reacted to the flux of the current year. This yearbook has endeavored to do just that.