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

Text from Pages 1 - 356 of the 1974 volume:

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The glamor days like those of the 72 Olympics, in which former UVa team member Monk Terry rowed stroke, and current UVa oarsman Paul Wilson received alternate status are few and far between. 27 The several spring races including those at DC, where spectators hang off Key Bridge and cluster along the shores of the Potomac near Thompson Boat House, at Dadvale, and at the SIRA hardly make up for the prepara- tion ior so it seemsy. The schedule usually includes stiff competition from Marietta and Navy, too. So, what makes people get up at 5:00 am. on very early spring mornings to practice on icy waters, and give up spring break? What makes wearing the orange and blue shorts and jerseys worth the effort of each power stroke, when the tide and wind are going contrary to the course ior when you've partied the night beforei? What prompts the coaches to give freely of their 28 time for this club, which is not funded by the Athletic Department; rather, by the dues each participant pays? And what is it that over- comes the inertia of stillness to become sliding movement produced by the bodies working in unision? Oarsmen would have difficulty finding a ra- tionale for this irrational sport, but to get an idea about the . answers to these riddles maybe you should ask them all - in the four, in the lightweight eight, and in the junior and varsity eights. As the '73-'74 captain Trenny Walker reflected maybe it's the relax and enjoy yourself attitude. But, then since when are power tens relaxing? e Ann Burlin u' .4 i 9 - 'ilt was worth it, Ricky Bergland said about his three years on the bench, before his emergence as a star of last years team. And in this day of Play me or trade me , few would refute this as a unique attitude. A prep- school AII-American, he came to Virginia, hoping not so much to start, but to star, yet the former became his most formidable task. Ricky led the team in scoring last year, earning more points than the person he played behind for three years, Tom Duquette. What makes this team so consistently good? . . . At Virginia, lacrosse, despite its consistent rating in the top five, despite its national attention, is not the big-time sport that basketball and football are. There are no scholarships given here, even though they are given at a few other schools. The pro- gram here reIies on the closeness of the team members and the attraction of the school it- self, and probably most important, the past success of the team. For four years in a row, the team has made the NCAA playoffs, with one national title, and two years in a row it has won the Hero's Tournament in Baltimore. With seven straight victories at the start of last year and four straight from the year before, the eleven victories set a school lacrosse record for the longest winning .. . P. A45! 3 ' i5 v.1 . . .4 t 23139.3Ql3'imf'3 'L' '39.? i.v,y NEEDED streak. Of course, every great team has its superstars. For us they were Tom Duquette and Bruce Mangels. Duquette, whose moves were compared to some sort of athletic adap- tation of a dance, was a four-year All- American. Mangels, considered by many to be one of the best ever to play the bruising position of crease defense, was a first-team AlI-American last year, and one of the tri-cap- tains, along with Duquette and midfielder Jim Ulman. But facts about personal feats dont get to the heart of this team. The, coach, an easy rider of the easiest sort, has few rules. There is no PMA program on this team; he leaves this to the players. For lacrosse is not a sport to most of the players, but a Iife-style. Most grew up playing the sport from grade school. Duquette and Ulman work for the STX Company iwho manufacture the plastic sticksi as design consultants, and they wrote the instruction manual for stringing the sticks. You cant instill love for a sport; you either have it or you don't, and this team does. This is what makes Virginia Lacrosse what it is. - Tom Albrecht 31 nV s.snx - ksss r nrvh xxx Q 32 35 37 38 00014.9. . . V I 9 '.. ' W ZWHWS.$QI-uih. . - 4:1 .v. . 5,?1 7- ; '35; .. . , W .7 . . . ....- . ,3 3 a w$ m .. ,. .W . w j. A ; . .a 3K- W. .31.. . ' -. . 4 W 7-5: W h '4 mu .7 . . a. wwwt. .:.-W ww , Vth'W.'W-.?I WL w . ' .3 W . o '4 k: ' ?,rx D 1' . ' W ' 1 ' 'M'RS' v. 39 Kill 42 43 46 ' I Imi'gikzx 4 47 48 51 52 53 m. an. ; -o ' .-.. . - nIuH unn n... m a N1. mmm 'Munmu mmmnV, m ! m , 1. H 59 60 Itn argssal a .3 . A. 3 . o. 7 2, 1 3 2 9 7 1 4 c: ' Oneonfa' v ' mamand NiQ. State. Clernson N.C. State Richmond William and Mary Old Dominion VMI VP! 5-; NAmawwua4$ . ' ' . . - 7131:. A - 'cljc.':?tatte, V as on HVMVHQ Baltimore: 7 ' Sud-Americanal William and Mary Richmond 2... :3I PERIOD 2 H nuns. FOUL ND ,5 O WOMEN saAskETBALL 1 ' 1' A M w 5,,- gPPONgzNT , swmmrag a a in on ' Nor olk State 33 ' mm and Ma I 9016 Dominion 40 : 1 West Virginia 7. , :LVCU 53 FairmontState 1 . , . ,Randoiph-Macon 31 Ciam'son , 1 Norfolk State 35. , ' Wake Forest 4 VP! 39 - N.C.Stateg Roanoke 52 VCU Virginia 38336 :1 Richmond I n enry 0rxhlashmgton 41 I I ngecam'fn? 1 Maryland F ,1 Va. lntercollagiata : ACG POLO , Harvard OPPONEBNT Farmington 10x Ridge 1514: West Virginia : 394 Navy 394 Maryland 19 ' William and Mary 2 '13 Richmond 8 . 0UTLETS Above and top right: Hedda Gabler ; right: The Hostage VIRGINIA PLAYERS Top left: Hedda Gabler ; top right: Hedda Gabler ; middle left: The Hostage ; bottom left: The Hostage ; bottom right: The Hostage ROMULUS THE GREAT Virginia Players 70 MOTORCROSS 72 MADISON HALL These are moments of com- panionship - this is what the Of- fice of Volunteer Community Ser- vice is all about . . . patching an old wall, helping a girI with her studies, demonstrating arts and crafts, picnicing with neigh- borhood children. Madison Hall was created four years ago to respond to two vital needs in the CharlottesvillelAl- bemarle community: the need to channel the studentst interests, en- thusiasm, time and talents into a constructive outlet, and to respond effectively to the social needs of the community. All eight programs developed out of real people needs: Big BrotherlBig Sister: spend time each week with a child who needs your special concern. Tutoring: always wanted to teach your favorite subject? We know kids who want to learn it. Companionship Therapy: be alive with people . . . listen . . . play . . . understand . . . laugh .feel. Operation S. C. R. U. B: tired of handling books? How about a hammer or paintbrush . . .helping a family patch holes in their roof? Professional Services: help fill out tax forms. . . Consumer Information Services: help a frustrated consumer find relief. Medical Services: serve in the various departments of the hospi- tal. Youth Recreation: coach foot- ball or basketball, teach dancing or arts and crafts one Saturday morning. Madison Hall: what can it do for you, and for someone who needs you? It isntt very hard, and it doesn't take much time. So, be someone to somebody. 73 74 BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE . . . to serve the needs of black students both academically and socially. -Anothony Gould EXPERIMENTAL UNIVERSITY EXPERIMENTAZ UNIVERSITY EXDEQMENTAL UNIVEIQSITY EXPEHIHIEIHHL UHIVERSITU .. 75 ' 1 - '1 K '18; . 4 j' .1: ,1. - 1 -- v1 1 ' V V 1 .. V , .. ' -. - ' . 1 A. f ' . , v: ' . . 1.. . . 1 I , ,. . 1 .7 '-, 1 l ' , I ' ' . r 1 4 ' 11 - - x . J .1. 1,' f . V Jr 1?. k . .. Np. 1 1, '4 . '3 :11 1 1' v0 HA ti1' ' t '3, U x 1H J 11' V, 9 . Q '1 A 4 if, v 4 ' 1 :1 1- V1 . 111 - . V . . 1 .. U 1' 1 . ,- '1 ' . I V .'-1 Kr :11 CI 21, f 1'1 Pu J ' 1 '1 . l 1 I 1' J a i ' 1 v ' A. . ASSOCIATION OF RESIDENTIAL COUNCILS 3 ? ' ' . In ,. 2:: 'E : m 77 RIDING CLUB 4 35; a . '. '. .. ... A 4 , Qg . , - n.. I 5.1, - - P - 3! A 'l . ol . . ' O 7 'M: I ' ,. f 78 - B U L C G W T U 0 Near one of the finest caving areas in the country, the University of Virginia Cave Club was organized in 1948 as a Grotto of the Na- tional Speleological Society. There are many ways to travel in a cave, ranging from bellycrawling through sticky mud to dangling from a muddy rope. Mud is the one common feature everywhere, even in the occasional dry cave. One does not walk through a cave, unless, of course, one is lucky enough to be in Mammoth Cave. Perhaps the most spectacular aspect of CAVE CLUB caving is ropework. Special rapelling and as- cending techniques have been developed for drops which may be as long as four hundred feet. There can be no experience to compare with rapelling slowly down the center of a carved and fluted domepit, illuminated by the light of a single carbide lamp. Why do we do it? We don't know anything except that we like it. Maybe we're all a little bit crazy. - Ginny Hendry 81 RIFLE 8: PISTOL CLUB PEP BAND 84 KARATE CLUB 85 86 87 THE CAiAQt-T 84th YEAR UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, CHARLC THE CAxng DAILY FOUNDED 1890 For lwn' Irv arc no! ajiuid Io follow the Imlll wherever it mar lead. nor to mlcmlr' any error m long as rcaxun is left free In rmnhar il. -Mr Jefferson Timothy Bruce Wheeler Edimr 'in-Chief William Burr Bardenwerper e Patrick Clifford Graney ill lzdilorial Ediror Managing Editor Mary Bland Love Business Manager Tradition Now in its 85th year, The Cavalier Daily, or the iCDC as our staff members affectionately refer to it tor, to use the expletive of many irate irate readers, iithat ragiii, has become something of a tradition at the University. And, like most traditions here, the CD is venerated for some of the wrong reasons, damned for too many of the right ones, and generally taken for granted by almost everyone. Yet, judging from the flood of complaint that pours in when, for one reason or another, some students are unable to find a copy of that dayis CD, we know just how much that word tradition means; since 1890, The Cavalier Daily has been relied upon to provide news and announcements of what is going on in that microcosm known as the University community. Part of our responsibility for maintaining that tradition. however, requires that the Cd alter its outlook and scope to keep pace with the ever-changing needs and interests of the burgeoning community. HNews is the disruption of the status quo.n and as a newspaper, the CD has been active not only in reporting the changes around us, but has itself undergone a transformation from within. Not so long ago, the CD was little more than a fraternity newsletter, where a tight little clique of iiU-men whiled away their leisure hours dabbling in amateur journalism. Today, a new spirit breathes amid the chattering teletype machines and clacking typewriters--it can perhaps best be defined as a drive towards professionalism, though it is certainly something more than that. More than the striving for professional journalism--a commendable goal in itself-The Cavalier Daily today does not attempt to proselytize any particular way of life on the entire community but seeks to accurately reflect the diversity of lifestyle and the openness with which the University has recently been infused. And if. in the process. the reader tas well as the CD staff memberi learns something, or adds a whole new facet to his education, well, that is just another tradition at this University, where we are not afraid to follow the truth, wherever it may lead... CD Staff: Up By J OHN EPPS The only big difference between members of the Cavalier Daily staff and the rest of the student body is, instead of reading the CD with 51 e e p y . blurred eyes in their first morning class. staff members read the paper with sleepy, blurred eyes in the late hours of the night and skip their early morning classes. tand their late morning classes, and their early afternoon classes, eth The paper appeared at Cabell Hall and elsewhere around the Grounds about 135 times last year, so thatis a minimum of 135 missed classes for each staff member. Multiply that by the 80 members of the staff and you might come up with the correct figure for class non-attendance by CD staff ER DAI LY ETESVILLE,SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1974 Late All The Time NUMBER on members. 0 wonlt go into what that number may be since my mother will probably read this yearbookJ We of the staff do not feel too badly about this, however, since we know what a trauma it would be if Doonesbury and the crossword did not appear each and every morning for our readers. Despite the humor, the CD is taken quite seriously up in the attic of Newcomb Hall. The constant desire for good, solid, professional journalism is never-ending. We are more aware than anyone else that sometimes we fall short, even with the haranguing of the Managing Board. The rewards come from the striving and, in particular, those times when we do succeed. Our commitment to professional journalism requires long hours and certain sacrifices. From when the first staff member begins to work atl pm. to whenever the paper leaves our offices for its nightly journey to The Culpeper Star-Exponent, the Cavalier Daily offices are constantly manned with hard-working students, researching and writing stories or selling ad space to local merchants. Every person in the offices has an important function to perform and , if he or she lets up, no matter how unimpressive his or her title may be, it could affect the appearance of the next days paper, as consistency in composition and production is tantamount to good reporting. The afternoon shift is responsible for getting the copy for the next days issue written and edited. The night shift sees to it that those stories appear on the page where they are supposed to and that the paper looks neat Elapsed time from start to Finish takes anywhere from eight to ll hours. From ads, to news, to sports, to features, someone can almost always be found working in the offices at any time of the day or night.'1he work is continually hectic and more than once each member asks himself: is it all worth it? But when the paper hits the stands every day without f ail, and when almost everyone at the University is seen reading the product of your labors, the answer must invariably be: yes. CDIJim Brunetti Whether in the back room or the front office, the Cavalier Daily staff member must attend to a myriad of details each day. One mistake the night before becomes 12,000 the next morning. CDIJIm Brunetti gmmedaraiiun a weekly newsmagazine Vol. 1, No. 1 90 The New Publica tion Marks It '3 Anniversary A new University-wide publication made its debut on Founder's Day last April. The Declaration, a weekly news magazine, published three times in the Spring. Beginning with a 24-page orientation issue this Fall, it continues to publish every Friday. Founded to meet the perceived demand for a fresh approach to news coverage, The Declaration explores events and issues of particular interest to the faculty and administrators as well as the students. A faculty column appears each issue. During its first year The Declaration encountered many obstacles, some unexpected, in establishing a new ogranization on the Grounds. The Shack, a closet like structure behind the EvaIuation Research Center on Rugby Road served as home for the news magazine's inaugural Spring and Fall issues. Full erdged offices in the Peabody Hall basement were given to The Declaration several weeks into the Fall semester, physically acknowledging the news magazine's legitimacy as an extra-curricular organization. The offices serve as headquarters for the news magazine. All composing is done by the staff members at the Jefferson Printing Co. in Charlottesville. The Valley Banner in Elkton prints 10,000 copies of the Declaration each week. Acceptance by the University community grew steadily through the year. People who occasionally stumbled on the 'different newspaper' came to an- ticipate the publication each week with its expanded coverage. As an alternative media, The Declaration firmly established itself throughout the University community. Its future contribution toward more comprehensive communication is insured. University of Virginia 4 conks 8 cums ' V 92 ts VJ. .umr H-m .5... I'nm' ,- JOJil-lsm . , nu r nuttv $91M: 1; y . ,, 4 94 BIKE CLUB V. T E C 0 S N 0 S R E F F E J 1,1,... :Wlllnl ;. n:an I 3 11411.! Hq.' ?mli 'gl grit One public speaking course and a few ses- sions in llThe History of the University semi- nar doesn't prepare any University Guide for a Saturday morning admissions tour with 125 prospective students and their parents, who really want to know the inside story about UVa. One crucial question is, how do you calm protective parents when they learn that the dorms are co-ed and that their Jimmy or Janet will really be exposed to all those illegalities? The University Guides are more than walking encyclopedias of the Universi- tyls past, present, and projected future; they ' i: wit. 7. f WM, UNIVERSITY GUIDES are personally involved with the people they inform about the University, and with the Uni- versity itself. They're a social group, a histor- ic society, a parliamentary gathering, and oc- casionally a glorified babysitting service. Youlll find Guides in their new office tucked away in a corner of the Rotunda, or working on historical exhibits, or perhaps preparing for Garden Week. Why not take a tour, at 11, 1, 2, or 3? Theylre open to every- one-even students. e Ann Burlin 97 98 ALUMI ASSOCIATION 5;va m . STUDENT. COUNCIL Ombudsman Off-Grounds Housing Complaint Service Women's Safety Program Undergraduate Readery Library Virginia Housing Study Commission Frontier 74 University-Community Open Forums SCOPE People are tired of just rhetoric which too often has characterized Council in the past. - L. Sabato 99 JUDICIARY COMMITTEE + 100 101 COMMITTEE R 0 N 0 H SOCIAL 104 It was the season . . . for promenades and propriety and popping corks, as the Restoration Ball kept alive the ghosts 0f the old U. s0 threatened by concrete and lengthy reports. It was a time for thinking, helieving. Believing? In what? Mayhe the music ofTaylor 0r Stills, or even in butterflies and Carly Simon. But certainly not in politics. ' The seasonal promises ofso-called leaders melted the logical-choice machinery, in all hat the most hardened voters . . . names like Kennedy, Chisholm, Berrigan connected the academic community with that old adage-prone real world, while Agnew, crumbling quickly from memory; defended the controversial policy ofaiz administration mired in prohlems. This was the season not to forget the sometimes nearly forgotten obligations Ofcommmtity service . . the warming-over ofhashed-Out games From Munich, along with Phi Delta support, produced the junior Olympics. In the same Flow, Happy Day ballooned ' into music, popcorn, and pure fim. Faculty trihe races and a mint-jalep atmosphere ushered out a season . . . students enjoying Lifehs cocktail hours. Students enjoying their stint at the U . Legal Forum Presents. . . Gov.Nelson Rockefeller 5l2173 V.P.Spiro Agnew 5l8l73 Daniel Berrigan 3l7l73 106 Sen. Ted Kennedy 4l9l73 4 $A I Sen. Charles Percy 3l20l73 Walter Cronkite 3l17l73 Rep. Shirley Chisolm 3IZBI73 JHHIES , A mums . SIEPHEH SIMS S m Ior Olymp' lun Wu. :1 .15: i3 110 Happy Day 111 112 113 114 A cool, whtshy-mttr summer homhs out 615 the Rotzmtltthttrger system restarts its meaty processes. Bewildered roohtex, facing a hmml new life, glide uneasily into Orientation 615 an accomplished univer- sity prejident welcome; for the final time. The veteran: return -- to at wahooltmtl of blue gram, hike mces, and Gentlemen of Vetomt. And the never ceasing patttey mite hell and half- filled glomes t0 PMA. Shall we win or lose -- spend or maintain? Should we even decide? But the concerts were decidedly good. K113 and Rita loosened the reim 0n sweltett'ng minds; Simon sang, and an incognito Garfunkel watched as another particularly liquid Openmgs weekend came and went. Thetm, deltas, and chi: drowned in Zzght-headed waves ofgmm. A century of Phi Delta Theta make; its pemmg known on Beta Brwlge. 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ANNE FlHIE EAMHEY SFCQINIE 130 TALKS FROM THE EXPERTS Stuart Udall 11I5l73 Ellen Berkeley 11126l73 Herbert Stein 9l17l73 John Zuccotti 10I8l73 Not Pictured: Prof. Henry Abraham 9l20l73 Dr. Lev Zetlin 10l12173 Ethel Bent Walsh 10l31l73 Donlyn Lyndon 10l22l73 Edmond Bacon 10l29l73 Warren Cox 11l19l73 Alexzander Cooper 12l3l73 131 SPHINX CLUB OF ALPHA PHI ALPHA --.-- SCROLLERS CLUB OF KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SERVICE SORORITY Community services including tutoring and fund raising Focus on New Black Organizations NOT PICTURED: CRESCENT CLUB OF PHI BETA SIGMA DELTA SIGMA THETA 132 .GL-eils FHM; l LE P.K. GERMAN Dave Howerton Robert Murphy Pete Gantsoudes Bert Ellis Paul Nelson Andy Anderson Fred Grohgan William Coleman Gordon Graham Doug Call Student F aculty I nteraction 134 5 CMD umveasny HALL, C I - ,. .--an.., V . .mww-ww . . .n. ,; 1 ; g I'E- 71$; , rjtrw .. ' z; Wx . fag k I .I, M003?! Mot us Mount, I M ,5;- Henmuh m: B LL SUNOCO S 99 a L0 M cmmicm qam coma. . xovzkw Wawaaw FAMILY Jufn below 41 Unsimvm, Wm MIME? Mac. 59am whoaoama. m5 . w W o T TMES NITE 8.00.9 9HITH WW W0 da+es... Please; E x pos ure, meet'ms ZEJ'E. House-Tn'EiE' Manaa+or R-H-endance- OR Face t 2. conseq-UenceQ 140 141 THETA DELTA CHI w- - . --'Vv nu... vu-um WAwwuuM.uuuu nu: l .v V 15:: w. u 142 FENSE 143 144 THETA CHI Fourth Year Mike Atwood Joe Cacciapaglia Richard Maurer John Elliot Bob Farrell Reid Graham Dan Hinchman Tom Hoyt Rick Juarez Doug Lester Steve Maginn George Shoop Bob Whittenauer Third Year Bob Davis Buff Dodd Jeff Glassie Ed Helder Ross Holden Gregg Johnson Mike McGrew Robert Neller Steve Perry Jim Poats Phil Mitchell Harvey Seegers Peter Vaden Second Year Keith Austin Ricky Clampett Robert Comber Dave Davies Steve Frantz Jim Kenworthy Steve Kurtzer Bruce Marr Bill McClain Rick Nadeau Neil Olson Torn Ormiston John Penick Mark Roche Richard Seney Winthrop Watson Pledges Jim Anthony Bill Burke Jeff Burkhart Reve Carwile David Clarke David Dudley Terry Dunmire Mike Getter Don Green John Hayes Jeff Keegan Ilyoung Kim Dave Maxwell Barney Mazursky Dave McDaniel Doug Starns Harry Ware Chip Weilman Little Sisters Barbara Bishopric Cindi Davis Marty Ford Kim Noll Irene Reed Sue Schneider Susan Sockwell Nancy Takahashi Cindy Waldman th I n.-. i'i L-.-. ..- 13.6A1 l - b... -m. s IU ' 1 h 145 146 7 4 1 148 Tod Aker Dick Anderson Kevin Burgess Brian Copcut Bill Deeter Pat Flynn Lloyd Gasser Jim Gilchrist John Gilpin Dan Griffen Bruce Herrmonn Steve Holland Lance Kornicker Rick Kreger Tom Lane John E. Lee Tom Lewis Robb Lloyd Jeff Luney Bob Lussier Frank Macconochie Pete Maxwell Kevin Meeks Mike Michaelsky Ken Nash Will Old Richard Parkins Bain Pinker Jack Ramey Joe Rhemes Don Rice Jim Rice Steve Smith Dave Sumner Bob Wulf 5? : 7 -- : .!.: . ,p' 3w ' 7;:;1' : tn? dj'u H .I '. . .21qu .1 : u. ' f .3. nu :- V U. Q MWA WIMLQW w 4:23 f '13 14... : Mr V ' 149 150 Class is something you have . . 3 i ,l . l2 ..: 'wT ;. Emil ! E; Andy Andrews Dave Barlow Norm Belcher Barry Bryan Bob Byrne Stu Chalifoux Steve Coya John Crostic Bob Dobson Nick Greksouk Ron Higgins Steve Johnson Claude Keener Oscar Laurel VUL'ILM Carson Llewellyn Tyler Mathisen Bill McPherson Gordon Milbourn Mike Miller Dave Morgan Jim Morgan Larry Murray Mike Owens Keith Quarterman John Rapp Neil Schemm Bill Simpson Rick Slusher . ' I ,L-us s1'-'l 5 . 9 Tom Talbot Stu Thayer Kurt Warner Keith Whitener Jay Buckley Kevin Butler Roy Ferguson Gary Lawsom Charles Martin Bob Nalls James Robinson W . . Not something you go to? 151 SIGMA PHI EPSILON 153 Henry L. Miller John H. Staub III Childs F. Burden John R. Diven Peter G. Glubiak Henry P. Harris Ill Charles M. Jorgenson Robert I. Veghte James J. Cooke Lindsay Stewart III 154 John B. Vinson Eric C. Buck Christopher S. D AngeIo James H. Davis IV Paul Diaz Thomas F. Dreyer Charles L. Garretson Ill William P.W. Hancock, Jr. Lawrence D. Howell ll Anthony DeF. McCormick SIGMA PHI Christopher 0. Utter Christopher J. Wronsky James M. Barrett III George F. Murphy III Ted S. Beardsley Thomas H. Bishop Stephan B. Booth Herbert B. Hansen John P. Jacob David A. Johnson Jeffery D. Lane Robert C. Madson John A. Moran Jeffrey W. Ottie Robert P. Quinn, Jr. John F. Reuwer Jeffery D. Venezia David M. White 155 156 Sigma Nu in Operation BROTHERS Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Mike Alfred Randy Alvey Bill Berno Russ Bransford Albert Bracht Steve Brazas Stan Binstead Jeb Bourgeois Ted Coburn John Couric Pat Culhane Doug Doughty Brig Eastey Mark Estes Steve Gaske John Haffey Lynn Housner Bill Hewson Randy Hirsch Bob Kuhn Steve Moriarity Jamie Nash Steve Nelson Dr. Dave Oliver Dr. Steve Roberts Dr. Mike Ryan Dr. Don Ross Dr. Phil Sabri Dr. Nick Sheble Dr. Fletcher Thompson Dr. Kerry Taylor Dr. Billy Williams Dr. Bob Whyte Dr. Paul Zonkis INTERNS T.D. Bowen Kirby Brooks Don Burnette Mike Bikowski Doug Gahley Mike Madden Paul Novo Bruce Treg Lee Welsiger Chip Whalen John Wright Sigma Nu is Not a Fraternity Ifs a Disease 157 '.,'.' .0'. '77 vim! iv? 'o' '...K';V 158 SIGMA CHI John Abbitt Kenny Benassi Steve Briggs Marty Brill Russ Brock Jim Buie Jim ChappeIl Chris Dowell Mike Estes Perry Foley Mike Guthrie Dave Harkness Don Havermann Paul Hulley Jim Hodges Rusty Hutton John Ilg Charlie Joyner Jett Lauck George Maughn Bill Maxwell Joey McMahon Bob Murray Corky Neinsteadt Rick Northrop Phil Ovuka Tucker Robbins Kevin Scully Inge Selden Mike Showalter Art Stilphen Don Stitt John Stokely Tom Tanton Hunt Taylor Ned Tiley Bruce Turner Mark Weinstein Neil Wellington Bob Wheaton Jimmy Whitten Tom Yorty Mark Heacock Eric O'Dea John Moore Pl edges Jim Baker Marty Baker Jim Banks Mark Beaman J.J. Bean Larry Bleich Ed Brown Todd Bullard Mike Christian Shawn Dwyer Jim Evans Will Gibbons Don Greinke Bill Herlihy Conrad Jones Paul Lauritzen Bryan Lavie Robert Lee Steve Mahan Tom May Jeff Mintz Mark Ross Steve Rublee Jack Selden Kevin Shuey Herby Williams 159 160 SIGMA ALPHA MU f Left to Hi ht: Charlie olf Tom Hall Norman Kahn Randy Shapiro Mark Beery Dave Douse Steve Gifford Rick Morris Scott Dreas Bruce Rieder Kevin Smith Chuck Shorley Dave Peifly Mike Dorrian Robert McLaughlin John Ale Paul Herman Marc Boyce Rick Tontarski Steve Salinger Richard Soroko Charlie White Mike Korn Richard Wyron Steve Coleman Mike Mclvor Not Pictured: Marty Furan Bob Harriman Bob Mintz Dave Wald Randy Short Robert Roubey Ed Berdick Bob Coleman Peter Dodson Jim Frank Jon Kagan Les Leighton Mike Murphy Ken Rafal Bruce Pope Morris Saunders Richie Saunders Jack Shapiro Kirk Story Dan Zeiler Dave Zolet 161 162 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Mike Balavage Arthur Best Kirk Bobo William Chapin Bob Crabtree Floppy Davis Steve Decker Jerry DeZonia Tad Dickson Mark Doyle Robbie Emerson Simmon Fraser Joe Graham Brent Halsey Bob Henley Doug Hipp Joel Hobson John Hopper Randy Hutchinson Jeff lrby PaulJones Frank Leitner Marvin Leventhal Alan Liles Mike Manire Bill Mason Chip Mattison Bill Meadows Lawrence Mills Chris Moore Steve Morrow Jeff McCall Tom McKnight Ben McMurry Kent McNairy Lawrence McRae Rich Potts Rusty Pritchet John Quetsch Loren Ross Biff Sadler Andy Salisbury Ken Schnitzer Steve Smith Mike Snedden John Springer Roger Steele Mark Stevens Craig Sullivan Shel Thomas Bob Wilson 163 166 ST. ANTHONY HALL FRONT ROW: Don Dennard, Stocky Smith. Charlie Brake, Dal Burton, Proal Heartwell. Whitney Wood. SECOND ROW: Chip Godine, Paul Mengel. Wickes Brewster, Shep Parsons, Trip Upshur, Colter Mott. , KNEELING: Mark Wilson. Cullen Battle, Dick Cromwell. Granville Valentine, Wes CroweH, Vernon Priddy, Bill Hill, Blair Marsteller, Mark Berveridge, French Slaughter, Harrison Wilson, Rip Black. THIRD ROW: John Stalfort. Frank Goodpasture. Joe Gilchrist. Lang Manion, John Dryman, Bill Sherman, Bert Winchester. Downing Mears. Bill Earthman. 800 Smith, Randy Hudgins. FOURTH ROW: David Chalmers. Jon Hammond, Ross George. Marty Waters, Gilbert Butler, Ted Moore, Bucky Sager. Trip Ransome, Gene Hooff. FIFTH ROW: Carrington Monta ue. Phil Pod, John Hawkins. Bucky Marshall. enny Wellford. Wade Massie, Bob Belt, Jeff Bean. SIXTH ROW: Don Snow. Peter Pollak, Doug Romaine, George Wood, Tom Baumann. .1 . ,,.,M,.,,,,p,.,,z,2z . , L1 1., 177 1 . . vamnu. 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THAT BECAUSE MY COUNTRY IS DEDL CATED TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF FREEDOM AND JUSTICE FOR ALL MEN OF ALL CREEDS I HEREBY PLEDGE AL- LEGIANCE TO MY COUNTRY, AND TO ITS NATIONAL SYMBOL. 170 171 PI KAPPA ALPHA ix W N ' r , :33; W '3 4m 3 m: a mum 174 175 IIBe Young, Be Foolish, But Be HappYI'LZTams PHI SIGMA KAPPA William 0. Baldwin Robert A. Barnett Christian Boyarth David Brandley Carson L. Brooks Edward T. Brown John K. Burke Herbert Claibourne Claude C. Coleman S. Weston Croft George Dick Perry Ellison Herbert Fitzgerald David J. Griffin Hugh T. Harrison William Jennings Richard Lane Bruce M. Marshall William Blair Massey James S. McClinton Albert McCue Samuel P. Moncure William C. Moore A. Preston Moore Phillip D. Payne Richard Ramsey B. Heth Randolph James W. Rawles Allen H. Roberts Edward P. Roberts Robert C. Slaughter Dayton F. Slayton John B. Sterling Michael Sullivan J.M.B. Taylor R. Howard Taylor Van Thompson Glen Updike Mark Varner Reginald F. Wallace RM. Willett Alexander H. Wise Robert Rinehart Wade Walker George M. Cochran S.K.I.P. Booth PHI KAPPA SIGMA A very merry. dancing, drinking, laughing, quaffing, and unthinking time. John Dryden . 178 lav . .w; . .w, m m m m m $86. 9a? an! 9.qu $43M a Y 5...? .. ,3? 5...? 179 'f .3 -; ' 4;;1L ..1 $ . 5,511mam 2'1 ' win a ' '5' f' ' ' v.1 ' ' ' ,.. a 0 ' o?! 9 1 ' ' ctw'f N, '. i. ,3?! h . 1.3!. no. u i l t 4 . . , W ?' W'; 1.' g! ' U W, ' . . v a 1? j, I W 1 ' V WW ..;5';l;l '- l' .H' .;;' 7 E! i;.' r ' - '7 .5 r. . V . ;, - , , '1 , Pi? r2131 VJ ' W. 'I' c ,el'. Doug Kelly Dave Stenger Dave Crumpler Buddy King John Whitaker Howie Gilberg Carrol Kinsey Tom Wilson Hilary Godard Rip LaRoche Roger Zingle Chip Minor Brothers Tom Loew Alumni Euclid Noble Tuck Axelrod AI Makem Chip Queitzsch Charlie Brown Rob Maher Paul Barnett Peter Ream pew, Bryan Mike Mittelman Rick Britt Jeff Rice Geor e Burgwyn John McBride Doug Eddy Jim Tyrone Tim onnors Bill McGuinness Chris Malone John Walker Andy DaMaiano Lex McNeill Pled es Bill Wheeler Paul Dunn Skip Ozra 9 Steve Whiteway Larry Fentriss Steven Rice Warren Bennett John Williams Bill Ford Terry Roberts Bob Bolger Kirk Williams Bruce Galton Dave Robishaw Chris Brandt Bob Gardner Jeff Rusinow Doug Burnor Dennis Howard Tom Healy John Johnson Larry Johnson 180 EDEHIH WAPPA 950 a C N Latin AFLL . ' LA + IEQ' Brothers Jay Aikens Dave Allen Ken Botsford Bob Brown Andy Canfield Peter Clarke Alan Cole Rob Comet Bruce Dawson Wayne deBiois Eric Earnhardt Mark Ebert David Ecker Fred Fletcher Roberto Galt Paul Gillum David Hanes George Harrington Dan Henderson Mike Hooker Hap Hoover Bill Hurt Al lnglese Allen Ladd John Milford Bob Miller I' ' Illhs. Paul Millichap Mike Minton Jim Molony Bill Montgomery Larry Mullen Tom Polonsky Marshall Ruffin Dana Silecchia Mike Solomon Jack Stoecker Pledges Mat Bacch arach Earl Batt Jim Bellard Fred Finney John Hanley Russell Marsh Steve Middleton Reese Owens Stan Payne Scott Rainey Steve Ratliff John Smits Jay Stone Nick Trotter Tom Watkins 181 DHI GAM MA DELTA 182 T. Knetzger D. Benkart D. Davage J. Wyper J. Worthy G. Walker G. Curme R. Spars R. Swift B. LeCompte W. DeBardeleben C.S. Sow R.E. Hummer W. Wilson J. Smith R. Lane Duke D. Cooper G. Mims J. Robinson E. Henningsen W. Harrison J. Gordon R. Froehlich C. Morris 8. Kain W. Lane 0. Zimmerman W. Armistead T. Morris P. Gordon J. Brown J. Eastwood P. Delaney J. Ryan G. Holland P. Masters R. Cleveland W. Brandt B. Davis D. Rorison A. Gardner PLEDGES M. Schaefer J. McSherry M. Fitzgerald D. Gookin H. Knetzger R. Kerr E. Force J. Kriegh E. Johnson M. Lux J. Poulsen 183 KAPPA SIGMA 184 BROTHERS William Staton Anderson. Ill Jon Frederick Bauer Lucius Courtenay Beebee James McCann Beeghley Gregory Mark Bridgeford William David Brinton Leonard Parke-s Brittain, Ill Steven Warren Broadbent James Flanken Bryan Fredrick Lewis Bryant Richard Thornton Bryant David Michael Chase Robert S. Craine Thomas Woodward Crogan Bruce Norwood Cruser Jay Glen Peyoung John Leon Pinos Steven Douglas Ezell Rhett William Gano Alfred C. Griffin, Jr. Thomas Roe Guildemeister Jack Clark Herndon, Jr. Daniel Heatley Howard Edwin John HuII, Ill Shirley James Johnson, Jr. Robert Ashley Lankford Lawrence Duncan McEwen Kirby Cornell Menrhof John Joseph Minahan, Ill Harry Hobson Morgan Daniel Keene Peak. Jr. Nowell Sevier Rose, Jr. John Sandridge Ruck Keating Lewis Simons, Ill Joseph Henrico Torrice, Jr. Joseph Neil Ward ' Howell W. Woltz PLEDGES James Michael Beczkiewics Edward Guerrant Read Bennett Robert Frank Berg Theodore Ernst Bruning, Ill David Duval Cooke Samuel Preston Craighill Philip Edward Crow Mark T. Giles Joseph Allen Hebert William Fairfax Herbert David Augustus Jones Radford Werner Klotz William W. McDowell Henry Jordan Oldfield Richard Miles Ownbey Ira Hersey Pearce, Jr. John Cleveland Phipps, Ill Mitchell J. Smith John Dale Stauffer. Jr. Edward Earl Steigner Douglas McVea Stone Arthur Richard Thorsey 185 PHI DELTA THETA I w t L - $I 1 3:-.. I Vuzeu: Alut x . ,Ar, v Mufww A. Backscheider J. Eyler R. Lawton P. Bane D. Fisher C. Le Crow L. Berning A. Gambel R. Lee B. Blaine R. Gordon R. Lilley S. Breakell J. Harris S. Long B. Bryant T. Hart J. Mc Clurg S. Burnette B. Harvey C. Mense L. Caddell C. Hudson C. Merritt R. Cancelosi B. Humphrey M. Mickey N. Case J. Johnston J. Miller R. Corwin D. Jones B. Mullen B. Cultice T. Judd R. Neuman J. Donovan J. Kreutzer K. Nowak B. Durkee J. Keubel C. Oliver T. Ellis E. Lawton D. Oliver 186 R. Palkovitz K. Parkenheimer M. Phillips D. Reese S. Rosen R. Sanders B. Savage D. Sayers B. Scully P. Stout C. Tanksley T. Tunstall B. Webb C. Wells J. Wilson B. Voyles B. Yandell PLEDGES C. Arberg S. Crane P. Compton C. Kennedy C. Kimbel H. Jefferies M. Wallace R. Lee J. Switzer B. Lipman R. Morely R. Hartert F. Hatcher K. Connors G. Washburn B. Worman M. Schulman M. Holcomb D. Smith J. Roland J. Merryman T. Tidd M. Rufolo P. Traccarella 187 PHI EPSILON PI Brothers Ross Hart L1 Kevin Mannix -- L3 Fourth Year Tony Barrera Ted Brenner Scott Clements Joe Eberly Jack Glasheen Martin Goldberg Paul Grasewicz Steve Hosea Tom Howell Mark Jaffe Rookie Levin Ken Mclnnis George Maloomian Howard Messer Larry Montross Jeff Newman John Penner Ric Plass Ray Ramirez Josh Rubin Greg Stewart JoelSHebel Randy Teasely Randy Wagner Glen Wilen Jim Wood Barney Liddicoat Third Year Peter Brundage Rich Coin Bill Colesar Ed Fink Ed Davis Torn Derrickson Larry Katz Jeff Koslov Gary Liddicoat Bill Naeher John Romano Steve Throckmorton Second Year Ted Capron Dave Carty Buz Edwards Tim Felleisen Bob Gradoyes Mark Graves Bruce Malmat Andy Minkin Ace Mitchell Brian Mulreany Kevin Sullivan Paul Tyler Pledges Craig Anderson Dave Bodsford Stuart Brenner Jeff Cohn Ted Cooper Trent Dickey Fred Fink Sandy Goodman Dave McCord Mike McDonald Rick Mai Larry Miller BHlPugh Mike Sherman Cliff Singer Mike Terpak Mike Thomas Glen Weaver Jay Weber Barry Wolper Ray Crosier 189 190 ' KAPPA ALPHA 01mm: Andy Anderson Currell Berry Warner Blunt Pat Boles John Buckley Kelly Cain John Carter Teddy Chandler John Clayton William Coleman Chris Cottrell John Crosland Don Dancer Steve Delaney John Doswell Cliff Eason Bert Ellis Pete Gantsoudes Kemper Goffigon Mark Gordon Arthur Grimball Eddie Houchens Clay Johnson Ben Lewis Dave Livesay Bill Martin Bruce McNew Ken Midkiff Paul Nelson Fred Newton Tim O DonnelI :EEFEE. ain'- 5'. v x Nat Osborne Stelio Parthema Gary Piacentini Mark Reynolds Don Ricker Steve Roman Danny Sauls Drew Scott Lee Scott Alex Silver Ill , IIIMIEIH'. I'M? : 'I'I' 'I'I'i'l lgkllai'lll'; hi 1.2mm ll . 1t . , 1 K GA T 'T'Kv : 3 33:53; K$ Bill Swinford Craig Thompson Scott Tollefsen Dave Tolmie Bill Walker Gene Watson Hal Whiteman Cleve Willcoxon Steve Williams Rick Young 191 Frank James Meehan William Anthony Patterson Gary Scott Pavis Matthew Paxton Randall Lee Penturff Sumpter Turner Priddy, III John Collins Reck James A. Recktenwald, Jr. Alson Smith, III Wayne Arthur Whitham, Jr. Charles Wesley Weir Nelson Warren Winter PLEDGES Girard F. Berry, Ill David Leo DeNinno Robert A. Ellis Charles M. Johnston John Lair Thomas Sayre Llewellyn Lenny Marsico John Edward Scott, Ill Joseph Dee Stewart Jay.Carlton Taylor Robert Griffin Thomson Thomas E. Venker, Jr. Christopher Loomis Wooley Robert Alderman Roy William Bayliss, III Anthony Joseph Benn John Richard Bridgewater, Ill David Randolph Car enter Wayne Gilbert oates George Randall DeHoff Dwight MacLure Douglass Henry Dean Evans. Jr. Richard Harrison Fife David Marion Foster Ralph Godwin, Jr. James William Griffen Stephen WariniHaley Steven Parker imsey Robert Joseph Kohler John Daniel Lawrence Stephen Reid Ledford Edward Foster Maslin Kenneth Gregory McWane Mason 192 V HHYHII'HIHHHHHHllH .: I II II ' II II .I. II I I II ' 1 VII. II. I ll '. II II '. .'n xngw. $ ....m-.: a 193 .J , lti , :L W, 13:. . If. . ptr'rv-rfvvrvpu'p-p-uI-ylpuu'nfi. ' - -- -s.v,-Lx,zv- $z,:V'rxs,.--xs.t. v-., ?. -.1 :agzggg P3; 7 ..-. .27 . IIEIJDK.QLBESIIIIDI '1 W . 7.1.9: . I ,H. . 1.1.2; n :. n; . .11. I .. ..4 P'P ,L .7 t. ' A 1-: - . J , Jun .. pn-wajun'? LJ,q-k .4.- 195 A r y. Ah -. -. .A'W.';LJ 7' Am? CAI W. ' 1 AA 1: 'Ai-i w Er'z A . :17; 41 A ijv ALA: I Ava A'hg; A A AAA V r AA 1 Li'inAA'AH1'le-' Ah: 198 199 II II IA TA IIAI'I'A Ii I'SIIADN 200 201 Every genius is at once extraordinary and banal It's idiots who make history Lefs not sit this one out. A. Camus CI-i PM LCDLE CHI PHI Steve Andrijauskas Thomas Ball Mike Bean David Beran David Bradley David Bradshaw David Brown Skip Christian Gerald Dameron Don Drew John Espey Sam Fairchild Bruce Franco Tim Gaffney Chap Goodwin Cary Gradle Terry Heuay Dave Lacross Duane Malloy James Morrisette John Norcross Fenton Priest Al Rasmussen George Rice Rich heehy Dave Shimp Kent Spain Steve Spruill Bill Stobbart Bill Tarrant Charles Taylor Bucky Thomas Bob Topping Toy Tucker Joe Valler Kevan Vanlandingham Paul Weatherbead Dan Weckstein Shep Williams PLEDGES Jeff Breen Rick Chadwell John Conaway Paul Honeycutt Phil Husband Stan Joynes Andy Lynch Doug Mcore John Partridge Neil Powers Hank Prasse Don Riefner Mike Scanlon Jeff Taylor Rich Williams .4 I'V r- - .-- mmnwv u: , , - -, ,' ---. J. Arant R. Arnold J. Basile M. Bass W. Baxter W. Beardsley R. Bikowski J. Brownlee M. Cicale 206 ALPHA TAU OMEGA F. K. Cox R. Crow P. Decher R. Duden E. Eiselt S. Felcher T. Fletcher J. Freeman W. Geddis C. Goodrich W. Gregg K. Green F. Grohgan J. Hale M. Hamilton G. Hammett C. Hansen P. Hardinge FMS am I339 , R. Hicks L. Holpe M. Howie G. Hutchinson P. Kinnunen P. Kirchner G. Koch R. Lennox C. Lucky W. Martin E. McLane T. McLane D. Nauer J. Petchul D. Pick W.F.T. Quarles T. Rainey C. Raymond R. Ricardo D. Richardson W. Roberts J. Smith T. Smith D. Stauffer S. Stern P. Sweeney J. Stanfield P. Williams 0. Wilson 207 208 So may I introduce to you the act you,ve known for all these years . . . A31 210 HLPHH EPSILOH PI Pictured: Barry Feldman Phil Phillips Eddie Baker Mike Goodman Karl Marx Andy Levin Steve Steinberg Stan Laurel Drew Hutchison Rick Kruger Fred Ende Ralph Goldsticker Julie Stiles Jeff Turner Stuart Kruger Marlon Brando Ted Blanchard Burt Segal Ken Gold Jeff Cath Will Rogers Bob Barry Doug Lane Jolly Shields Gary Litchenstein Sonny Liston Peter Thompson Steve Eppes Carl Rubin Richard Margulies Marilyn Monroe Ben Miller Mark Ende Bill Hamner Stan Laurel Pat Levy Mark Robbins Gene Autrey Barry Berlin Keith Bay Johnny Weismuller Bill Oberndorfer Ned Hirsch Gary Zimberg Not Pictured: David Ameen Richard Ameen Sam Bulbin Steve Cohen Chip Dodson Stocky Hobart Mike Eng Mark Friedman Jeff Galperin Ken Kastner Steve Knight Larry Lancaster Gary Mah Scott Mueller Paul McCartney Rick Nickols PaulPope Dennis Rabinovitz Joey Robbins Bill Rosenthal Maury White Linda Davey David Bowie 211 212 V ill! f 213 ; 3 , NE 5, mm. h +.-;.,,.,.qgv1 r WANNA EAT OFF DABNEY?? NOPEIX WANNA BOP ONOVERFOR CRUMBSIN Ml, w NMHGHT ISPLURGE AND EAT CONTRACTH! UNIVERSITY LIFE UVA STRUGGLES AGAINST EFFECTS OF EXPANSION The University can no longer be what it was because it is growing. Expanding. Absorbing the bigger-the-better, firstest-with-the-mostest mentality of the twentieth century. We can no longer argue the question of whether or not the University will expand; now it is only a matter of when and how. We as students, faculty and alumni can only try to prevent the destruction of the fraternal small college atmosphere that has made the Grounds such a great place to be. Much of the controversy in and around Mr. Jefferson's University centers on esthetic problems. Before scholarship and nature could peacefully coexist l we even used to build side- walks around the trees l, but today we fight to keep University Avenue small; we work to put grass back in Mclntire Amphitheatre; we struggle against an attempt to keep parking meters off McCormick Road; and we resist covert attempts to change the Lawn into a giant concrete slab. Although the apparent insensi- tivity of the administration to the emotional in- timacy of the University is disturbing, there are more severe problems in our academical village. In a school of 12,000 people, students lose touch with faculty, and traditions, such as the Honor System, are jeopardized. It appears that we are becoming a diploma mill. Even the quality of life seems to be in a state of degradation. The student population boom has created a seller's market for housing in 218 '5 j PU: . ex? , 'w 1 .EH SE; Charlottesville. The situation is so desperate that anything with four walls and ceiling, no matter how leaky or cracked, has become a $175-a-month quality apartment. The University has moved to ease the problem, but, as with most central bureaucratic efforts, the problem is only complicated further. The failure to deal with expansion effectively is no one's fault. The administration thinks that it has the interests of the University at heart, and Housing has good intentions, but from the students point of view, the official position seems callous and unjust. The case in point is the Copeley Ill project. It was late August, as the story goes, before Mr. Main was notified that there would be a housing shortage. Spring and Summer had twenty per- cent more rain than normal, so three buildings that would house graduate students would not be completed by September first. A thirty day extension was granted by the University, and Housing was granted an instant problem. Hous- ingls solution - putting the orphans into resi- dent staff accommodations a raised no severe problems in the upperclass dorms, but sparked a strong outcry from the first year R. A.'s who claimed that the graduate guests impaired their functioning as counselors. Many students, first year in particular, hesitated to talk to their counselors about the problems and pressures of dorm life with a roommate present. Neither side wanted its privacy invaded nor its sched- ules interrupted, so both sides took action by finding other places to stash the dislo- cated graduate students. Peti- tions were circulated and ac- tion was taken to see that it would not happen again; how- ever, the result and the general comment are still the same: It was such a hassle - I just don't want to go through it again . -Mike Mclvor 219 AROUND AND ABOUT THE GROUNDS PLEASE ECOLOG Y FAIRAND MILD TODAY. . . 222 WITH NO CHANCE OF RAIN , I I . ' J$$zfdfg 223 224 LAWN CHOWDER 8 MARCHING SOCIETY a ; .l V! g. WI 1 e i .3 , V'F' ... i-e-N , ' A West Lawn: East Lawn: Crackerbox: Joseph Robbins Barbara Savage: John Guyer Richard Oliver Charles Janoff Richard Turner Croxton Gordon James Blakely David Peyton Richard Walter Frances D. McMuIIan John Vinson William Stobbart David Howerton Timothy Wheeler Gregory Tilton James G. Gordon James Carmack Fenton Priest Richard M. Austin Christopher Thompson Douglas Doughty Leslie Leighton Gregory Luce William Bardenwerper Joseph F. Montaigne Patricia Kyle Patricia Banks Clarence Cain Larry Sabato James Curry Milton WhitfieId Niesa Brateman Gloria Kasey Constance Clark; Deborah Denna; V Mary Moyer Roberta Hitt Susan Gregory Margaret A. Brownl Michael Miller Mary Bland Love , Wyatt Andrews Terry Jasperson John Markon Mason Granger William MacKay Philip Kimball John Palmer Joy DeYoung Richard Berkeley Lucius C. Beebe Elliot Nalley Roy Alson Gordon Morris Leonard P. Brittain Hugh Carter Stephen Sroba STUDENT INCREASE CREA TES SELLERS'S MARKET FOR OFF GROUNDS HOUSING 226 aw, BE DREAMING . 228 .1!th 131$; Q v.1 i l' '3 . ' L ! VI ' , ' '- . 4' '4' 'W 5. m, w: . - ' w ' 1 . . ' 9 ' a 11.3 , m: I , . . l .I' F . , 1' ,. J1 LEW! 'I' 229 MARRIED LIFE AT THE UNIVERSITY l ' n i if. y. 77' f g : f ? ' . Jr; 230 wt. ....... n...:. . .5 .x...................,. ... .g.-......1-..... ...-. ..a. a ..m..-..m....u ...... 2m... . . .. mumwm-m-mnm-m , V a 2,212,. ... 3: ...,umunt-k-HJZ n....h. ..m... .pr w 231 IM SPORTS- AS MUCH A PART OF THE 233 EVEN YOU COULD BE A WIENER! 234 235 236 THE GOOD OLE UNIV. OF VA. V le x uV x I511 .1 ., I xl K lllll ;, 'Ll .. IVA 1 blII-' ;. 0 . , '1 I x l 237 238 .v . .f l: '3. . U. .. n- all yuur-m Blu V .'H ,'P m - 'V y: . ..,uu1d-Ixuuxuqn'.n . . , . wmhuy ybnrpfpuc -. A .. 5 NE filly HERFF JONES '. . .- 239 ROTUNDA RESTORATION iA-a--. - 1,. wcgf mywa N; w. 240 .1' 1w Wf If? llThe Old Rotunda was a masterwork of architecture, with all the delicacy and finish that characterized the work of Thomas Jefferson. The Restoration will dupli- cate all this, as closely as is possible with modern tech- nology . . . it will be re- turned to us, to take its proper place at the head of the University that Thomas Jefferson built. - Bill Newman 1' ov' vmmr ' t -a- uIt was a magnificent sight in that gigantic roaring furnace, as the fresh air rushed in and cleared away the smoke; here the base of the marble statue, there the pillars in the gallery; here the old iron railing from the statue, there some dusty books left to their fate on the shelves in the gallery; here a broken book case on the floor and there a perfect volcano of flame pouring into the Rotunda from the Annex, and in ' a moment a cloud of smoke shut- ting off everything from view. - Morgan P. Robinson The Burning of the Rotunda, 1905 241 HONOBABIES 244 Thomas R. Bagby Stuart F. Ball Kenneth B. Botsford C. Richard Bowman Steven A. Brickman M. Claire Brittain Whittington W. Clement Craig A. Critchley Bryan C. Delaney William B. Fryer Joel B. Gardner Thomas R. Gildemeister D. Mason Granger Kim A. Hatcher Philip H. Kimball V. Thomas Lankford Byrd S. Leavell, Jr. Don P. Martin David L. Morris Gordon L. Morris Elliot T. Nalley David J. Ogens S. Waite Rawls Ill Norvelle S. Rose, Jr. Richard A. Sheehy 0. Rodney Singleton William R. Sullivan Mark F. Warner Milton B. Whitfield SQQ EETY 246 M P lllllllllllllll x.1 SOCIETY King - Stephen J. Sroba, Jr. Queen - M. Ann Brown Jack - L. Parkes Brittain Jack - Clarence B. Cain Thomas G. Bell Hal N. Bogard Richard M. Berkeley James K. Carmack III Hugh D. Carter Charles C. Conyers Joseph Coci III John D. Epps Scott A. Gardner G. Lee Garrett Patrick C. Graney III Raymond Keys Dickie McMullen W. Theodore Moore Janet E. Palmer William W. Peerman Thomas R. Philips Fenton F. Priest Ill James M. Rinaca Thomas L. Ruch Larry J. Sabato Barbara D. Savage Peter W. Schmidt John R. Sedor Brian H. Siegal F. Mark Vorder Bruegge, Jr. Kathleen A. Weber Charles F. Wood III 247 248 Arthur F. Stocker, President Joseph L. Vaughn, Pres.-Elect George H. Reese, Historian Marion W. Ross, Secretary Roy Land, Treasurer Thomas R. Bagby, Marshall Class of 1973 Gary J. Aichele William E. Albers Mark W. Amerman Margaret R. Ancarrow Andrew A. Bailey, Jr. Robert 8. Ball Walter W. Bardenwerper Theodore J. Baroody Richard M. Berrong Michael D. Blanchard Steven R. Brandt Joseph J. Broadhurst Michael B. Brown John C. Butler III Robert G. Byron David W. Cahill Orlan D. Cannon Joseph C. Carter III Philip L. Chabot, Jr. Joseph Coci III Lynn A. Davis Daniel P. Dean David K. Dolan Michael C. Draffin Allen B. Ettenger Nancy P. Faneck Anthony Fierro Jacquelyn C. Fisher Michael R. Flock Paul E. Franks William R. Frazier Ill Barbara M. Golden Norman Graebner Carol J. Gravitt James L. Griffith Kim A. Hatcher Richard A. Honaker George E. Hughes Ill James N. Hunt, Jr. Thomas E. Kantor Kevin C. Kelley Robert H. Kinsey James R. Kinzey Donald C. Langevoort Alan S. Lapedes Barry M. Levine Robert L. Littleton, Jr. Guy H. Lob Thomas P. McDowell Donald 0. Mclnnis John L. McManamy Jill L. McNish Gary B. Melton John Alan Merchant Karen L. Morris Donald E. Morton Michael C. Mozur Paul M. Mullen Charles G. Peerman Ill Richard E. Petty Robert Pomeroy, Jr. James D. Richardson Stephen R. Rinehart James P. Rogers Gary Rosenzweig Eric A. Rothfeld Hugh C. Rowland Randy J. Rydill Blake K. Shaffer Robert E. Sheeder Alexa M. Smith George A. Snead Gary B. Snider Steven N. S ence Thomas J. pencer John A. Stalfort Beat U. Steiner Hazel C. Taylor Craig E. Teller Glenn R. Thomson Thomas W. Th rash, Jr. George Tompkins III Bruce K. Tyler Janice N. Updike William G. Walton, Jr. Mark F. Warner Scott A. Warren Valena A. White Gregory F. Whitten Charles V. Wilson, Jr. Arthur T. Wyker Class of 1974 Alden F. Abbott William H. Kimball John A. Kohan David J. Larkin Stephen K. Lucas Miles McFarland Joseph A. Robbins Richard T. Robol Larry J. Sabato Linda M. Scafuro Janette E. Stokley Richard A. Wallace 249 Tom Bagby Stuart Ball Tom Bell Richard Berkeley Steve Brickman Parkes Brittain Ann Brown Clarence Cain Hugh Carter Teddy Chandler Whitt Clement Joe Coci Jim Curry Tim Davis Bryan Delaney Linda Eichelbaum BHIEngel Steve Ezzell Mark Friedman Bill Fryer 250 Joel Gardner Rick Garnett Lee Garrett Mason Granger Susan Gregory John Guyer Richard Gwathmey Kim Hatcher Sally Kaufman Phil Kimball Jim Kluttz Byrd Leavell Gene Lockhart Mary Bland Love Dickie McMullen Mike Miller David Morris Gordon Morris Mary Moyer Mike Noon Janet Palmer John Palmer Tim Pfister Chris Reed Jim Rinaca Norvell Rose Larry Sabato Barbara Savage John Sedor Brian Siegel Jack 8 erling Steve roba Jay Waldron Mark Warner Cathy Watts Tim Wheeler Milton Whitfield Chuck Wood Andy Anderson Brad Armstrong Kirk Bobo Skip Booth Trig Brown Bill Coleman Wes Croft Jesse Davidson Whit Debardeleben John Dryman Frank Goodpasture Kit Henningsen Jim Hewitt Frank Leitner Frank Lucas Wade Massie Mac McClinton Dave McKee Lawrence McRae Andy Minton Mike Minton Greg Montgomery Ted Moore Jamie Rawles Waite Rawls lll Doug Romaine Tomm Ruch geterSIfmidt reg elly Steve Smith Howard Taylor Mac Willett George Wood 251 252 Thomas Richard Bagby - President Stuart Furtwaengler Ball - Vice-President Arthur Frederick Stocker - Faculty Secretary FACULTY AND ALUMNI Joseph N. Bosserman John C. Coleman Charles M. Davison, Jr. Kenneth Gerald Elzinga Frank W. Fin er Matthias E. ayhoe Ernest C. Meade, Jr. David Allen Shannon Arthur F. Stocker T. Braxton Woody STUDENTS Harry Lee Arnest III Stuart Furtwaegler Ball Robert L. Baxter, Jr. Clarence Billy Cain Theodore Lindy Chandler, Jr. Americo R. Cinquegrana Edward John Davis Timothy C. Davis Mark Jerome Friedman Patrick Clifford Graney Ill David Mason Granger John Charles Louis Guyer Charles Montreville Harris, Jr. Kim Alan Hatcher David William Horan George Stark Howard, Jr. Charles Joseph Janoff James Phillip Jordan James Edward Kluttz Gerald Richard Lientz John Randolph Light John Edward McDonald Henry Lackman Miller Michael Sidney Miller Gordon Leigh Morris Daniel Keene Peak, Jr. David Young Peyton Joseph Allen Robbins Vincent Paul Rogers Norvell Sevier Rose, Jr. Thomas Lawrence Sansonetti Patton Bernard Saul Richard Anthony Sheehy Frederick Mark Vorder Bruegge, Jr. Richard William Walter Timothy Bruce Wheeler Michael Douglas White 253 254 731,557,111! '1' 4' Lindsay Adams Gary Aichele George F. Allen Roy L. Alson Arthur E. Anderson Ill Wyatt G. Andrews Bruce Armistead Lee Arnest Thomas Bagby Douglas Bain Stuart Ball Jaan S. Baxter Thomas Bell Thomas G. Bentson Herbert Beshin Hal Bogard Mary Bounds Niesa Brateman Ann Brown F. Mark Vorder Bruegge Robert Byron Clarence Cain Theodore L. Chandler Constance A. Clark Joseph Coci Anne L. Cowardin Kris M. Crittenberger Timothy C. Davis Bryan DeLaney Deborah J. Denno Anne H. Devries Douglas Doughty Linda H. Eichelbaum Barent Fake Mark J. Friedman Bill Fryer Joel Gardner Richard Garnett Gorden Garrett Kennith Ginader Sam Graham Mason Granger Susan Gregory R. Claire Guthrie John C. Guyer Richard Gwathmey Kim Hatcher Michael Healy James D. Hobbs Joanne P. Hopkins David Horan Anne E. Horner George S. Howard William Huyett Charles J. Janoff James E. Kluttz Kari Komatsu Mary Kuebel Patricia Kyle Vernon Lan kford Linda Leatherbury Leslie S. Leighton Gerald R. Lientz John R. Light Harry E. Lockhart Kevin Mannix Michael E. Mares Ann E. Mathews Maryann McDermott F. Dickie McMullen Howard Messer Philip Meyer Henry L. Miller Michael S. Miller J. Fen Montaigne Rebecca F. Moreland David Morris Gordon Morris Tim Nash Raymond Ng Michael A. Noon Richard Oliver Janet Palmer John Pammer Daniel F. Peak Jose Peman Kenneth M. Peoples Jim Rinaca Joseph A. Robbins Vincent Rogers Gerald Rollins Norvell Rose Marshall D. Ruffin Larry Sabato Melissa Schaar Thomas Scott Richard A. Sheehy Brian Siegel James Selv'm Sherri A. Smith George Snead Jac Sperling Barbara Surratt John C. Thomas Scott F. Tolefson Richard G. Turner James T. Waldron Richard W. Walter Mark F. Warner Timothy Wheeler Michael White Milton Whitfield John Wood Sheldon Zablow 255 256 Lawrence F. Altaffer, Ill Thomas R. Bagby Stuart F. Ball Steven A. Brickman Whittington W. Clement Gordon L. Garrett, Jr. Byrd S. Leavell, Jr. David L. Morris Janet E. Palmer James M. Rinaca Larry J. Sabato Milton B. Whitfield Charles F. Wood, Ill The eleven members of the Honor Com- . . fair and just trial? The Honor Committee regrets to announce that a student from the College of Arts and Sciences has been dismissed from the University for a breach of the Honor System. The offense was cheating on an organic chemistry test. The accused had altered at test paper, and submitted it for re-grading. After being confronted by four fellow students. the accused requested a trial, and was subsequently found guilty by the Honor Committee. Recently I had the opportunity - one which is open to all students - to tape an honor trial. In the following paragraphs I shall try to dispel the mystery associated with the Honor Com- mittee and the menacing trial room. prepare questions. An open discussion mittee sat at one long table. The accusors and their counsel were at a table to the right ' and in front of the Committee; the accused and his counsel were at an adjacent table to theleh. The Chairman of the Committee explained that the trial would follow parliamentary procedure. He introduced the members of the Committee and all others involved in the trial. The counsel for the accusors made an opening statement in which he read the ac- cusation and outlined the points of his argument. An opening statement was given by the counsel for the accused. The accusors testified that they were shown the chemistry tests involved in the alleged violation - al- tering the test before submitting it for regrading. And also that they had asked the accused for an explanation. They were cross- examined closely by the counsel for the ac- cused, and Xerox copies of the tests involved were received in evidence as exhibits. The teacher of the Chemistry class was presented as a witness and questioned by each counsel. The accused student answered the accusa- tion and was questioned by the counsel for the accusors. The Committee then recessed to review the evidence that had been presented and to period followed in which both counsels and Committee members asked questions. The representative from the Medical School was the first to be recognized. ttWhen did you turn in the test for regrading? The Friday after the test. Again the Med student: Did you not think it strange that there were so many answers marked wrong that were right? No, sometimes the graders make mis- takesf' Did you feel rushed in resubmitting the test? Yes, I thought it was due that day. The accused was then questioned by the Nursing School representative and then by other members of the Committee. The members of the Committee posed questions that were at once succinct and comprehen- sive. They sought an understanding beyond the factual circumstances, a comprehension of the individual's intent. At the conclusion of the questioning, the Chairman turned to the accused and asked, Sir, do you feel you have had a fair and just trial? He answered, Yes. Had he answered no, the discussion and questioning would 257 . . no dramatic presentation . . . have continued. Each counsel then sum- marized his case and the Committee recessed to reach a verdict. A four-fifths vote by the Committee is necessary for a guilty verdict. For a member to vote guilty, he must be confident that the act actually occured, that the accused had the intent to gain at another's expense, and that the act was so dishonorable as to be considered reprehen- sible in the eyes of the students now at the University. As the Committee deliberated, the ac- cusors and counsel talked in an adjacent room. An attempt was made at casual conver- sation. The accused nervously drummed his fingers, tapping out the minutes. After almost an hour, the Chairman came out and called the accused, the accusors and the counsel back into the trial room. There was no dramatic presentation of the verdict. After everyone was seated. the Chairman stood and turned to the accused, The Honor Committee finds you guilty. You will no longer attend classes at the Uni- versity and will leave the vicinity of the Uni- versity within 24 hours. He explained that the minutes of the trial would be open for inspection and outlined the procedure for ap- pealing on good cause. His intense, deliber- 258 ate manner underscored the difficulty of his task telling someone that he had been dis- missed from the University. There were no hand shakes or congratulations. The com- mittee stood and left without further discus- sion. Only the accused, his counsel and the Chairman remained. The Chairman offered the help and support of the Committee through letters of recommendation and ex- planation to aid the accused in finding an ac- ceptable college to attend. The trial procedure described is factual. It was found to be fair. The accused had been given complete disclosure of the evidence prior to the trial. There were no surprise wit- nesses or evidence. The trial was not ham- pered by formal rules of evidence or procedure. Facts were presented objectively to assure the Honor Committee of a clear and accurate account of the alledged Honor Violation. At no time were words such as your Honor , the court , prosecution , or defendent used. Secrecy was not used to create an awesome, mysterious Committee. Secrecy was used only to protect the individual ac- cused of an Honor Violation. - Anthony Caputy THE CINDEFlELLA PRESIDENT TAKES A BOW I cannot rest from travel; I will drink Life to the lees. All times lhave enjoyed Greatly, have suffered greatly, both with those That loved me, and alone . . . Much have Iseen and known - cities of men And manners, climates, councils, governments, Myself not least, but honored of them all . . . One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. - Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Ulysses Enough has been said during the past fif- teen years about Mr. Shannon's performance as President of the University. It would be much more interesting to see who Mr. Shannon is, to see what he believes and enjoys, to see what his closest family and ad- ministrators feel for him. There is a great deal of difference between a student leader's analysis of the President's ability to com- municate, and twelve year old Lois Shannonis description of her father at the supper table. Very few people had expected Edgar Shannon to be selected as the new president when, in February of 1958, he emerged from Pavilion VIII with the Rector and former Pres- ident Colgate Darden. Mr. Frank Finger, standing ready to play North Carolina music on the carillon in honor of an expected ap- pointee from that state, was baffled. He had prepared no music concerning the US. Navy or Lord Tennyson. Finally he rang out a chorus of Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee. He was indeed a Cinderella president, says Raymond Bice, now Mr. Shannon's adminis- trative assistant, a relatively obscure as- sociate English professor - and besides that, a graduate of Washington and Lee and a Presbyterian. Mr. Frank Berkeley, one of the choice few involved in the selection proceedings, was not at all surprised by the committee's choice. We were told by the presidents of other universities that we should not search for a man of distinction to fill a position of this kind, he said, but should look for quality in- stead. The day you make him President of the University of Virginia,' they said, the will be just as distinguished as he can be.' As I remember, Mr. Shannon was above the other 160 nominees from the very beginning. Mr. Shannon's first few years in office seem to have been dominated more by what he was than by what he did, and although the old rivalry with Washington and Lee has all but died today, it was a long time before the alumni could get used to having an old enemy for their President. W8tL needs a President too, an alumnus once confronted Mrs. Shannon. Why couldn't he have gone down there? And even though he didnt real- ize it as he made his appointments, local gossip was quick to point out that many members of Mr. Shannon's early staff were either Presbyterians or in the Naval Reserve, or both. What the Universityis President actually did, however, did not seem to become impor- tant to the students until a few years ago. 259 when administrators throughout the country were confronted with co-education, expan- sion, and student unrest. As for coeducation, Mr. Shannon had been strongly for it all along, according to Mr. Bice. He has a great sense of justice, and feels genuinely that we shouldnlt discriminate on any basis. Still, it was suggested by some that the President was influenced in the decision by his wife and five daughters, but 260 'the pneerent has a BOX, you know . . . Mrs. Shannon denies that. Was he ever sorry about having only daughters? If Edgar ever had an ounce of disappointment, he never showed it to me, Eleanor Shannon declares in her Sweet Briar accent. I would just tease him and tell him, he went to a men's prep school and a men's college, and became president of a men's university, and the Good Lord thought he needed to be educated about women! Mrs. Shannon refers to the pervasive ex- pansion issue as a problem of success at- tributing the tripling of the student population to the rising prestige of higher education all over the country. Fifteen years ago we had trouble filling the class, she recalls almost wistfully. I really can say with feeling that Edgar does not want the University to be big. But I don't think you can be dogmatic about that, because the question of size shouldn't come before what you're trying to do. What we are trying to do, she says, is achieve na- tional academic stature. According to Mr. Shannon's closest administrators, at least, our president has been successful in this above all things. A much more touchy issue, at least as far as University officials are concerned, was the President's behavior during the student strike of 1970, and most of them are reluctant to speak of the matter at all. Errors were made, blunders were made on the part of the ad- ministration, claims one official, but he seems to have forgotten what those blunders were. Mr. B.F.D. Runk, who was for ten years Dean of the University under Mr. Shannon, feels that it was undignified for the University's President to become involved in the strike. 'After Mr. Shannon decried the Indochina War along with the students, says Mr. Runk, the general public, the alumni, and the legislature were just fed up with the University administration. Obviously, the Shannons saw the strike dif- ferently. tlllll never forget the sense of sup- port we felt from the faculty and students, says Mrs. Shannon. They were as deter- mined as Edgar was that the University would never close, even for a minute. I think I learned more about the students in those five days than I had in the preceding ten years. There were many unfortunate aspects, and in many ways I would never want it to be repeated, but I would never want Cambodia to be repeated either. The children loved the excitement, though. Oh, the strike - that was so funny! says Lois, who was only eight when it all hap- pened. I was so mad when they all marched up here and Mom didnt even wake us up. As the president of an important university, Edgar Shannon has been placed in the middle of more than one serious controversy, but according to Mr. Bice, he has always remained unflappable. Mr. Runk, and pos- sibly some students, see this quality as a lack of decisiveness, but coolness and rationality are certainly rewarded when tense emotions need calming. One can never tell that Mr. Shannon is angry until he labels something preposterous, signifying his highest level of outrage. There is no doubt for anyone that the Pres- identls job is a sacrificial one, and he rarely gets a chance to abandon his duties for more than a few hours. The students have all the fun, and the President writes the letters to get them off the hook, says Mr. Berkeley, but Mr. Shannon does occasionally sneak off to ski, play tennis, or visit the seashore with his fam- ily. The Shannons also support the University athletic program with zeal. The President has a box, you know, says Mr. Bice, and he sits in his box and entertains important visi- tors. But he also makes a special effort to meet the athletes, visiting them in the locker room and giving pep talks at a few practices each year. We all appreciate it, but held make a lousy football coach, says one player. Hels just not fanatical enough. Even so, Edgar Shannon is an accomplished athlete. Ac- cording to his wife, he has killed more than five bats in their Carr's Hill home with a squash racquet. But it is true that Mr. Shannon is more a poet than an athlete, and his family seems to appreciate that. He has a little rhyme for ev- erything we do, says Lois. ttlf we're eating too much at supper, he has a poem about that, even. He remembers almost everything he reads. There is little time for the President to reflect on what he reads or does, though, and Mrs. Shannon sees this as one of the most unfortunate aspects of the position. You meet so many interesting people and you buy their books, but your desk just piles up and you never get them read, she says. The family has a deep and abiding friendship with Sir Charles Tennyson, the ninety-four year old grandson of Lord Ten- nyson, but they are able to visit him only infrequently. However, Mr. Shannon will prob- ably take off for at least a semester next year, and the family may get a chance to return to England and visit their distinguished friend. They may also get a chance to catch their breath a little and relax in their new home on Blue Ridge Road. I think Edgar always thought fifteen years would be a good time to retire, says Mrs. Shannon. But you have to pick a time when you think things are going particularly well, and we hope they are now. I think things are in very good shape. Most likely, what Mr. Shannon is, as much as what he has done, has put the University in good shape. Whatever the opposite of pompous is, he is it, says Mr. Bice. Perhaps the word is magnanimous. It's hard to say. e Scott Dedman 261 College of Arts and Sciences ??dkl? ' 1.. -.L .-: mma'sw r r 5'? , I, 3;, 264 Southern Gentle Moi men It was hard to know what to expect in the fall of 1970, when the University would open its doors to women un- dergraduates for the first time in its history. Those of us who were members of that first class of women can still vividly recall those initial weeks and months when a school traditionally known for its conservative coat-and-tie, Southern gentlemen appear- ance, academic excellence and excessive aicohol con- sumption was confronted with a situation which seem- ingly attacked the very roots of its existence. Women actu- ally attending The University? Never! What would Mr. Jef- ferson think? Nevertheless, the inevita- ble had to happen, and we were the guinea pigs. The odds were overwhelming: someone said the ratio was twelve men to every one woman. How were U.Va's finest e those with the best records for scoring ttdown the road, e to meet the challenge? By first getting drunk, of course, and then in- vading the new dorms en masse. Accordingly, the first John D. Abbitt Ill, Franklin, Va. Alden F. Abbott, Arlington, Va. Barbara L. Abernethy, Fairfax, Va. Robin L. Abramson, Newport News, Va. Scott Adams, Virginia Beach, Va. Geoffrey K. Allan, Barrington, R.I. t George F. Allen, McLean, Va. Miller S. Allen, Charlottesville, Va. Rebecca W. Allen, Richmond, Va. Roger H. Allen, Portsmouth, Va. Wanda N. Alien, Williamsburg, Va. Roy L. Alson, East Meadow, N.Y. Helene A. Alt, Pt. Mugu, Cal. Francine Anderson, Blackstone, Va. James C. Anderson, Grafton, Va. Norman C. Anderson, Jr., High Point, NC. ' Paul B. Anderson, Baltimore, Md. Peter B. Anderson, Grafton, Va. Roland G. Anderson, Virginia Beach, Va. Wendy J. Anderson, Pittsburgh, Pa. 265 floors were the worst hit, since many Wahoos could not tackle the seemingly end- less number of stairs. The next problem was: what would happen when the two sides confronted each other? Nothing much happened at first. Everyone felt ill at ease and out of place. This was only natural, since few peo- ple had had time to get acquainted with the many new faces and surroundings which would become very fa- Wyatt G. Andrews, Norfolk, Va. Kay L. Antoniewicz, Yorktown, Va. miliar with time. Con- sequently, initial attempts at communication between the two parties were difficult, if not totally impossible. The at- trition rate was high at first, as the guys decided that the girls were snobby and prud- ish, while the girls found U.Va's southern gentlemen to be anything but gentlemanly. At this point, it seemed in- credible that coeducation could possible succeed. Gradually, as time passed and classes began, the tension of these initial days subsided. It was discovered that, yes Virginia, there actu- ally were normal people at- tending the University. It was possible to adapt to the new and different environment. Of course, the long standing traditions didntt vanish over- night. Guys still went rolling, and would import beautiful, yet basically mindless dates for big weekends. If things went badly for whatever Richard A. Antonucci, Baldwin, NY. Annie R. Armstrong, Richmond, Va. Kermit B. Ashby, Newport News, Va. Robert C. Astrop III, Richmond, Va. Michael E. Atwood, Springfield, Va. Richard M. Austin, Clover, Va. Everett D. Bailey III, Richmond, Va. Guy R. Bailey, Clark, N.J. Pamela Ft. Baker, Arlington, Va. Stuart F. Ball, Charleston. SC. Patricia A. Banks, Crozet, Va. George E. Barnett, Front Royal, Va. Bruce W. Barr, Newburgh, NY. Anthony M. Barrera, Wayne, N.J. Gregory V. Barrett, Fairfax, Va. J. Scott Barrow, Severna Pard, Md. David K. Barry, Fairfax, Va. Dan E. Batchelor, Smyrna, Ga. 266 reason, at least there was no risk of embarassment occur- ring by running into each other on the grounds. Imports, needless to say, weren't too popular with the University's women, who spent many weekends making marshmallow taffy or something similarly worth- while, calling friends long distance la costly enterprisel, or even worse, doing some studying. Those select few who did manage to get dates lmainly as a result of having a good picture in the face bookl, were often confronted with situations which pre- viously were thought to exist only in Grade B movies. Who would have imagined that lines such as, How'd you like to see my etchings? or, Everybody does it - what's the matter, you frigid? were actually used? In such situa- tions, the best course of ac- tion was either to develop an acute case of nausea or John W. Baxa, Danville, Va. Roy W. Bayliss III, Winchester, Va. Lewis M. Baylor, Richmond, Va. Eugene C. Beagle ll, Charlottesville, Va. L. Courtenay Beebe, Charleston, S.C. James M. Beeghley, LafayetteHill, Pa. Lawrence M. Benade, Annandale, Va. Richard M. Berkeley, Charlotte, N.C. Joseph M. Berlin, Martinsville, Va. Michael A. Berry, Blackstone, Va. Roy E. Bertolatus, Little Mountain, S.C. Jeffrey D. Billett, Alexandria, Va. Sandra K. Black, Fredericksburg, Va. James S. Blair, Richmond, Va. James B. Blakely, Pittsburgh, Pa. John M. Bolton, Montgomery, Ala. David A. Bowen, Knoxville, Tenn. Evelyn R. Boyd, Charlottesville, Va. Albert S. Bracht, McLean, Va. Loretta E. Braxton, Madison Heights, Va. begin talking about your steady boyfriend from home lreal or imaginaryy Not all male-female rela- tionships were like these, for- tunately. The novelty of having women at the Univer- sity was bound to wear off as both men and women began associating with each other by sharing similar interest in academic and extracurricular activities. It was apparent that women were becoming art integral part of the Univer- 267 sity. s . -49.. Coeducation did bring , ' . about certain changes in the 'e -. . z traditions of the University. a An organization of university women was founded. Women were considered for rooms g .. . 5 on the Lawn. The old dorms r 1 i ' housed some first year c women. A women's inter- collegiate athletic program was developed. Even the Jef- ferson Society, long known x 4;; for its exclusive male mem- -' ' 1?. .' vf bership, was finally admitting ; j; r55, x ' - g , R E. qualified women. With an in- t t '. S531 .'; t ; e creasing percentage of j .' ' - t j; women comprising the stu- -' . 7? i .' '-.. g: dent body, 3990 of the en- , . - ' s tering class of 1973, all . , schools, especially those ' . a predominantly male such as . r ' the Architecture, Engineering - - . . x and Commerce Schools, ' t t r Stephen D. Brazas. Falls Church, Va. Larry W. Breakiron, Alexandria, Va. Leonard P. Brittain Ill, Nashville, Tenn. Roger D. Brooks, Fredericksburg, Va. Margaret A. Brown, Mobile, Ala. Richard M. Brown, New Haven, Conn. Charles W. Bucholz, Glenshaw, Pa. Donna R. Buck, New Orleans, La. Frederick A. Buechner, Savannah, Ga. James C. Campbell, Jr., McLean, Va. Kevin B. Burgess, Huntington, W. Va. Gail A. Burrell, Ypsilanti, Mich. Beverly A. Burton, Keene, Va. Earl R. Burton, Charlottesville, Va. Juanita R. Buster, Richmond, Va. Lawrence W. Buxton, Portsmouth, Va. 268 were becoming increasingly coeducated. The University has under- gone many other changes since it first admitted women in the fall of 1970. Yet much of the tradition which has characterized the University since the days of Mr. Jef- ferson remains. It is this tradition, which is implicit in the essence of the University itself, which can never change. It is true that the Uni- versity will never be the same as it was before women were admitted, but it has'withstood the crucial years of transition. Those of us who arrived at the University four years ago as the first entering class of women are proud to have been part of this process. - Susan J. Byers Susan J. Byers, Lexington, Mass. Maria I. Cabrera, Alexandria, Va. Joseph M. Cacciapaglia, Arlington, Va. Clarence B. Cain, Newport News, Va. Joseph T. Cain, Texas City, Texas James J. Calder, Stony Brook, NY. Clinton W. Calhoun Ill, Richmond, Va. Richard M. Campanelli, Paramus, NJ. Karen A. Carlyle, Springfield, Va. Henry J. Carretta, Springtield, Va. Frances R. Carter, Blacksburg, Va. Hugh D. Carter, Richmond, Va. Robert F. Casey, Portsmouth, Va. William Castro, New Rochell, N.Y. James R. Cato, Emporia, Va. 0. Stuart Chalifoux, Glen Gardner, NJ. 269 Richard W. Chambers, New Castle, Del. Herb W. Chapman, N. Tazewell, Va. Donald L. Charlebois, Nevilly, France Beverly A. Childers, Alexandria, Va. Eugene M. Childs, Annapolis, Md. Robert W. Chiocca, Richmond, Va. Mark L. Chizanskos, Culpeper, Va. Kathryn N. Cholewa, Norfolk, Va. John B. Christian, Fairfax, Va. Wayne A. Christmann, Summit, NJ. Joseph L. Church, Nassawadox. Va. Nancy Cichowicz, Fairfax, Va. Vickie Cizek, Springfield, Va. Charlotte Clark, Saratoga, Cal. Constance A. Clark, Arlington, Va. Elizabeth B. Clark, Charlottesville, Va. DouglasV Clarke, Golden Col. PeterT Clarke Yarmouth Maine Jonathan S. Clements Boca Raton Fla. SusanC. Clements Falls Church Va 270 weak:- Gary J. Clouser, Toms River, NJ. Wayne G. Coastes, Falls Church, Va. Alan S. Cole, Lynchburg, Va. Joycelyn L. Collins, Norfolk, Va. Margaret B. Combs, McLean, Va. Michael T. Condrey, Richmond, Va. James R. Cook, McLean, Va. Sandra J. Cook, Roanoke, Va. James J. Cooke, Prospect, Ken. Jennifer L. Cooney, Falls Church, Va. Douglas H. Cooper, Baltimore, Md. Deborah M. Coppa, Alexandria, Va. James H. Corwin III, Neptune Beach, Fla. Nicholas B. Couper, Lexington, Va. Baynard W. Cousins, Virginia Beach, Va. Donna M. Craig, Collinsville, Va. Nancy J. Crawford, Manassas, Va. Catherine L. Crews, Oak Ridge, Tenn. David H. Critchfield, Euclid, Ohio Craig A. Critchley, Lemoyne, Pa. 271 Mark H. Crouter II. Amherst, NH. Patrick M. Culhane. Falls Church, Va. Jacquelin M. Curtis, Richmond. Va. Amos H. Davis, Altoona. Pa. Chesley A. Davis, Charlottesville, Va. Gary W. Davis, Arlington. Va. Ronald W. Davis, Charlottesville, Va. Elliot H. DeJarnette. Culpeper, Va. Edward J. Dennis IV, Moncks Cornte, S.C. Deborah J. Denno, Arlington. Va. David A. Deptula, Dayton, Ohio Jay G. DeYoung, Springfield, Va. James J. Dickinson, Avon, Conn. Deborah D. Doerflein, Charlottesville, Va. Mary E. Donaldson, Arlington, Va. Christine Donart, Arlington, Va. John C, Doswell II, Richmond, Va. Diane S. Dougherty. Alexandria, Va. Douglas N. Doughty, Chevy Chase. Md. David R. Draper, York, Pa. Larry J. Sobato, Norfolk, Va. Donald W. Drew, Jr., Virginia Beach, Va. John S. Dryman, Atlanta, Ga. Joseph M. DuRant, Augusta, Ga. Vernon C. Eason Ill, Miami, Fla. Christopher Ozimek, Chester, N.J. 272 Jon Clarke, Photo-Lit, First Place Photography - . In Do .1 Iva 5m. .MV V KR: $ Thomas J. Fadoul, Jr., Arlington, Va. Philip R. Farris, Gretna, La. Barry S. Feldman, Baldwin, NY. Francesca S. Fitch, Englewood, N.J. Fred A. Fletcher, Washington, DC. Dennis B. Forbes, Virginia Beach, Va. Shannon Foster, Chevy Chase, Md. Diane E. France, Fredericksburg, Va. Kenneth R. Frappier, Masassas, Va. Robert F. Freeman, Bar Harbor, Maine Mark J. Friedman, Norfolk, Va. Celina M. Funkhouser, St. Louis, Mo. Laura 8. Funkhouser, Richmond, Va. Conrad C. Gaarder, Arlington, Va. Paul W. Gabriel, Atlanta, Ga. Catherine M. Garcia, Broad Run, Va. Anne M. Gartlan, Alexandria, Va. Jeanne C. Garza, Colonial Beach, Va. Elizabeth C. Gathright, Afton, Va. Joseph J. Gazzoli, St. Louis. Mo. ttlfs been said that women are the spice of life. . . .well, Virginiats taste is exemplified in co-educationi, Anonymous 275 Marianne H. Gibson, Grundy, Va. Carol Giles, Columbia, S.C. Maurice D. Giles, Danville, Va. Jack Glenn, Jr., Woodbridge, Va. Peter G. Glubiak, Whitestone, N.Y. Kathleen A. Godsey, Falls Church, Va. Stephen A. Gordon, Bethesda, Md. Elizabeth L. Gore, Norfolk, Va. John F. Grady, Alexandria, Va. Thomas R. Grainger, Wellesley, Mass. D. Mason Granger, New York, NY. Fred M. Granum, Warner Robins, Ga. Paul J. Grascwicz, Vienna, Va. Wynn R. Gravely, Collinsville, Va. David H. Gray, Atlanta, Ga. James E. Gray, Newport News, Va. Gretchen L. Graybeal, Marion, Va. Shelley L. Greene, Vienna, Va. Jennifer M. Gregorius, Rockville, Md. Julia R. Gregory, Arlington, Va. 276 IlWa. ?- W. .3 um ; . .'. 5 .' b 5' -- . - V A . t ;-:..N. i .. ML ! Susan J. Gregory, Springfield, Va. Elizabeth A. Gress. Norfolk, Va. Deborah M. Griffin, Prospect, Ken. Katharine F. Griffin, Charlottesville, Va. Kent R. Griffiths, Fairfax, Va. Arthur Grimball, Charleston, S.C. Patricia L. Gritis, Fairfax, Va. David W. Groth, Virginia Beach, Va. Kenneth J. Gruber, Woodbridge, Va. Robert R. Hagan, Jr., Richmond, Va. William Hague, Pebble Beach, Cal. Carolyn J. Hairston, Martinsville, Va. Lawrence R. Hall, Flemington, NJ. Richard H. Hallock, Baltimore, Md. Henry U. Harris III, Glen Head, N.Y. Michael S. Harris, Springfield, Va. Robert G. Hayden, Danville, Va. Claudia L. Haynes, Alexandria, Va. Robert E. Henley Ill, Richmond, Va. Janis L. Hensley, Potomac, Md. 277 Charles M. Herbek, Somerville, NJ. Sharon E. Hercules, Fairfax, Va. Margaret L. Herring, Jekyll Island, Ga. Robert A. Hilliard, Jersey City, NJ. Clifford Hinkes, Kensington, Md. Lloyd D. Hinrichs, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Roberta A. Hitt, Avondale Estates, Ga. Edgar G. Hodge, Springfield, Va. Frederic M. Hodge, Warrenton, Va. James R. Hodges, Martinsville, Va. Susan D. Hook, Charlottesville, Va. Maurice J. Hoover III, Darien, Conn. David W. Horan, St. Louis, Mo. Michael J. Hotchkiss, Norfolk, Va. Ellen R. Hough, Palmer Springs, Va. George S. Howard, Jr., Swarthmore, Pa. Peter Howe, Arlington, Va. Thomas M. Howell, Oakton, Va. Thomas B. Hoyt, Lincroft, N.J. Barbara E. Hughes, Alexandria, Va. Julien R. Hume III, Norfolk, Va. Raymond E. Humiston III, Wilton, Conn. David W. Hunt, Vienna, Va. Patrick A. Huyghe, Newport News, Va. 278 Lauren L. Ianuzi, Chesapeake, Va. Cathy L. Jabara, Vienna, Va. Jennifer J. Jackson, Cleveland Hts., Ohio Clay R. Jacob, Norfolk, Va. Margaret P. Jaeger, Charlottesville, Va. Mark R. Jaffe, Beverly, Mass. Charles J. Janoff, Rego Park, NY. Donald A. Jasko. Mountainside, NJ. Terry J. Jasperson, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Walter S. Jennings, Jr., Chesapeake, Va. William F. Jensen III, Wilmington, Del. Samuel D. Jessee, Richmond, Va. Lindsey A. Johnson, Altavista, Va. Wilton D. Johnson, Roanoke, Va. James M. Johnston, Cleveland, Tenn. Nancy E. Jokinen, Fairfax, Va. 279 Bruce A. Jones, Roanoke, Va. Frank D. Jones, Norfolk, Va. Jay G. Jones. Norfolk, Va. Jessica H. Jones, Fairfax, Va. Paulette J. Jones, Norfolk, Va. Richard J. Juarez, Alexandria, Va. Karen Jqu-Nielsen, Charlottesville, Va. Nicholas W. Kappel, Virginia Beach, Va. DUALITY the sky: idling under a wet traffic light sways, dripping red green. everytime the joy filling me looking at you I dance on my head inside. First Place - Photo-Lit Con- test, Poetry, Jack Grady Second Place - Photo-Lit Con- gestk Photography. Diane De- uc 280 Nathaniel W. Karns, St. Petersburg, Fla. Brian M. Karr, Charlottesville, Va. Gloria R. Kasey, Roanoke, Va. Alan D. Keck, Virginia Be'ach, Va. John D. Keenan III, Caldwell, NJ. Andrew M. Keith, Virginia Beach, Va. Catherine A. Kellett, Vienna, Va. Katherine C. Kendall, Falls Church, Va. Susan G. Kephart, Roanoke, Va. Howard S. Kern, Lakewood, NJ. Karl M. Kilgore, St. Petersburg, Fla. Philip H. Kimball, McLean, Va. William H. Kimball, Madison. NJ. Richard T. Kingman, Falls Church, Va. Scott D. Kinny, Malvern, Pa. John P. Kipps, Rochelle, Va. Diane P. Kirchner, Gibson Island, Md. Richard C. Kirk, Charlotte, NC. John B. Kishman, Virginia Beach, Va. Daniell C. Klein, Atlanta, Ga. Marshall L. Knudson, Arlington, Va. Robert J. Kohler, Pittsburgh, Pa. Karla J. Kline, Cincinnati, Ohio Suzanne M. Kostyal, Fairfax, Va. 281 Richard S. Krowczel, Arlington, Va. Joseph M. Krisanda, Springfield, Va. Roger W. Kronau, Roanoke, Va. Claudia S. Lacy, Alexandria, Va. Kenneth G. Laden, Annandale, Va. Susan H. Lander, Toms River, NJ. Richard F. Lane, Alexandria, Va. Margaret B. Langholz, Alexandria, Va. Thomas F. Langston, Alexandria, Va. Thor J. Lassen, Newport News, Va. Linda Laviano, Keswick, Va. Roger C. Lawson, Fairfax, Va. Mary A. Leake, Charlottesville, Va. Linda Leatherbury, McLean, Va. Linda D. Leber, St. Louis. Mo. John S. Ledbetter, Delray, Fla. Leslie 8. Leighton, Great Neck, NY. Robin D. Leitch, Virginia Beach, Va. William K. LePard, Ardmore, Pa. Vivian Lerner, Vienna, Va. Douglas K. Lester, Danville, Va. Ellen A. Lewis, Alexandria, Va. Garry W. Lewis, Cumberland, Va. Donald P. Libera, Jr., McLean, Va. 282 Robert T. Linger, Jr., Charleston, W. Va. David L. Lingerfelt, Richmond, Va. Angela 8. Logan, Charlottesville, Va. Teodor R. Lopatkiewicz, McLean, Va. Anna E. Lord, Charlottesville, Va. Cris E. Lord, Chesapeake, Va. Mary B. Love, Ft. Bragg, N.C. James W. Lucas, Richmond, Va. Gregory M. Luce, Springfield, Va. Alexander R. Lushpinsky, Luray, Va. John T. Lynn III, Scottsdale, Ariz. Michael Anne Lynn, Middleburg, Va. 283 Katherine L. Lyons, Charlottesville, Va. Kathleen M. Mackay, Clifton Forge, Va. George L. Mahoney, Bethesda, Md. Joseph V. Maley, Vienna, Va. Cynthia L. Mange, Haddonfield, NJ. Gary L. Mantello, Oakton, Va. John D. Markey, Alexandria, Va. John F. Markon, Arlington, Va. Thomas P. Markunas, Albany. NY. Herbert E. Marth, Jr., Hampton, Va. George E. Martin, Suffolk, Va. James 0. Mason, Lawrenceville, Va. Stephen F. Mason, Roanoke, Va. Oakley N. Mathewes, Falls Church, Va. Sharon V. Mayes, Roanoke, Va. Richard N. Mazer, Roanoke, Va. David I. McCaskey, Weyers Cave, Va. Kay McCarthy, Virginia Beach, Va. Lillian E. McCauley, Fairfax, Va. Elizabeth J. McCraw, Fairfax, Va. Brain R. McDevitt, York, Pa. Miles M. McFarland, Harrisonburg, Va. Kathleen A. McGinn, Arlington, Va. Michael G. McGIothlin, Oakwood, Va. 284 Marianne J. McGlynn, Falls Church, Va. Michael P. McGuire, Roanoke, Va. Kenneth J. Mclnnis, Fairfax, Va. Robert E. McIntosh, E. Hanover, N.J. Elizabeth R. McLeod, Wheaton, Md. Frances D. McMullan, Richmond, Va. Jud E. McNatt, Atlanta, Ga. Stephen S. McNerney, Englewood, N.J. Lynn T. McRae, Norfolk, Va. J. Scott McWalter, Irwin, Pa. Mary B. McVey, Charlottesville, Va. Kathleen McWilliams, Springfield, Va. Lee D. Medinets, South Orange, N.J. Richard W. Mellow Ill, St. Louis, Mo. Stephen E. Melvin, Charlottesville, Va. Grayson W. Meredith, Pulaski, Va. 285 Whether the Old U without coeds was petition for the removal of female students Thomas Jefferson; askingtfor a part of Charles W. Merritt, Jr., Beckley, W. Va. Samuel F. Metcalf, Blacksburg, Va. Joseph H. Middough, Meredithville, Va. Thomas L. Mifflin, Springfield, Va. Bruce M. Milam, Arlington, Va. Charles E. Miller, Jr., Richmond, Va. Dale W. Miller, Richmond, Va. Dennis 0. Miller, Richmond, Va. Jane E. Miller, Alexandria, Va. Michael S. Miller, Manassas, Va. Stevan A. Miller, Springfield, Va. William J. Miller, Toms Brook, Va. Marian L. Mitchell, Richmond, Va. Mary A. Moak, Falls Church, Va. Robert A. Moore, Norfolk, Va. James L. Morgan, Portsmouth, Va. Maria K. Mott, Falls Church, Va. William F. Muenster, Warrenton, Va. William S. Mulherin, Brownsville, Tenn. David A. Multer, Scotch Plains, NJ. 286 better than now can be debated, but to is parallel to asking for the return University history to return to life. of Gary Pavis, Engineering 3 Robert M. Murphy, Orlando, Fla. Charles S. Musson, Crestwood, Ken. John R. Myers, West Bend, Wis. Michele P. Myers, Portsmouth, Va. Elliot T. Nalley, Charlottesville, Va. Jane E. Nardella, Arlington, Va. James H. Nash, Arlington, Va. Thomas M. Neale, Williamsville, NY. Pamela S. Neff, Harrisonburg, Va. Paige L. Nelson, El Paso, Texas L. Paul Nelson, Norfolk, Va. David T. Nichols, Bedford, Va. Mary R. Nichols, Bedford, Va. James A. Niederberger, Pittsburgh, Pa. Richard W. Niska, Vienna, Va. Robert J. Norrell, Toney, Ala. Richard Northrop, Kettering, Ohio Kent E. Nowak, Alexandria, Va. Charles D. Noziglia, Richmond, Va. Bruce E. Null, Jr., Masassas, Va. 287 Steven A. Nunnaly. Richmond, Va. Mark W. Oakley, Arlington, Va. Joseph E. O'Brien, Arlington, Va. David M. Odegard, Houston, Texas Herman W. Offerman, Jr., Richmond. Va. Richard B. Oliver, Alexandria, Va. John P. Ordoyne, Alexandria, Va. John L. Overgaard, Springfield, Va. David H. Owen, Cranford, NJ. Michael S. Owens, Arlington, Va. Gerald G. Pankey, Falls Church, Va. James F. Paradis, Louisville, Ken. John A. Parker, Jr., Newport News, Va. Margaret D. Parks, Annandale, Va. Rita M. Pascoe, Charlottesville, Va. Patricia J. Pataky, Fairfax, Va. 288 William A. Patterson, Salem, Va. Arlie C. Payne. Jr., Gordonsville. Va. Don J. Pearson, St. Louis, Mo. Gregory E. Peck, Huntington, NY. John D. Penner, Newport News, Va. Marilyn Y. Perkins, Danville, Va. Scott Perl, Brooklyn, NY. Connie A. Perretz, Richmond, Va. Holly S. Peters, Chester, Va. Richard L. Petty, Louisa, Va. David Y. Peyton, Drexel Hill, Pa. Susan M. Pfiester, Falls Church, Va. Timothy J. Pfister, York. Pa. Harriet L. Pierce, Newport News, Va. Jeffrey C. Pillet, Johnstown, Pa. Dan D. Plecker, Bridgewater, Va. 289 Frederick H. Pongrace, Villanova, Pa. Mary M. Poulin, Citrus Heights, Cal. Martha B. Pruden, Suffolk, Va. Christopher S. Purcell, Springfield, Va. Lauris G. Rall, Alexandria, Va. Alexa M. Ratway, Arlington, Va. Julia D. Reaves, Charlottesville, Va. Clifford A. Reber, Mohnton, Pa. 290 William F. Redmiles, Springfield, Va. William W. Reed, Norfolk, Va. Jeffrey E. Reichenbacher, Morristown, NJ. Derek H. Reicherter, Garden City, NY. Jeffrey L. Reider, Edison, NJ. Ronald E. Reinsel, Alexandria, Va. Peter V. Rhein, Upperville, Va. William E. Richard, Palisades, Cal. George T. Richardson, Crozier, Va. W. James Richardson. Portsmouth, Va. Kevin J. Rielley, Glenview, Ill. Francis R. Riggs, Hampton, Va. Marion Ritter, Virginia Beach, Va. John S. Roberts, Richmond, Va. Kenneth R. Roberts, Chatham, NJ. Peter H. Robinson, Wellesley, Mass. Richard J. Roderick, Alexandria, Va. Roseann Romito, Charleroi, Pa. Norvell S. Rose, Nashville, Tenn. Richard H. Rosenbloom, Wilton, Conn. Donald M. Ross, Princeton, NJ. Regenia M. Ross, Emporia, Va. Carolyn J. Rothgeb, Unionville, Va. Jill K. Roulstone, Fairfax, Va. 291 Janet B. Rubin, Richmond, Va. Joshua T. Rubin, Philadelphia, Pa. Richard P. Rubino, Annandale, Va. Elaine Rudick, Arlington, Va. Michele N. Rudnick, Virginia Beach, Va. Richard E. Rumble, Jr.. Virginia Beach, Va. Walton I. Rutherfoord, Roanoke, Va. David S. Salsbury, Norfolk, Va. Stephen M. Santarlasci, Paoli, Pa. Richard A. Saunders, Norfolk, Va. Barbara D. Savage, Courtland, Va. Joseph D. Savage, Parksley, Va. Terry L. Savage, Annandale, Va. Thomas M. Scalea, Charlottesville, Va. Elizabeth A. Scharth, Charlottesville, Va. Neil C. Schemm, Baltimore, Md. Ronald J. Schiller, Jr.. Springfield, Va. Rebecca A. Schmidt, Alexandria, Va. Carolyn E. Schoen, Alexandria, Va. Karren E. Scott, Leesville, La. Kevin S. Scully, Vienna, Va. Donald W. Seale, Criglersville, Va. John R. Sedor, Lyndhurst, Ohio Daniel L. Semegen, Hudson, Ohio 292 Andrew T. Semmelman, York, Pa. Franklin D. Seney, Jr., Newport News, Va. Jenise A. Setian, Springfield, Va. Wendy L. Shoob, Atlanta, Ga. George J. Shoop, New Castle, Del. Kathy L. Shuart, Richmond, Va. Edward A. Silver, Louisville, Ken. Susan A. Sims, Fairfax, Va. Jeff B. Skora, Alexandria, Va. Herbert H. Slatery, Knoxville, Tenn. Melvin R. Slusher, Manassas, Va. Danny L. Smith, Capon Bridge, W. Va. Francis W. Smith, Stevenson, Md. Jack W. Smith, Staunton, Va. Mary R. Smith, Alexandria, Va. Robert M. Smith, McLean, Va. Roger M. Smith, Capron, Va. Becky J. Sorrells, Great Falls, Va. Richard W. Souder, Jr., Yardley, Pa. Douglas R. Sowers. Richmond, Va. Eric R. Spencer, Norfolk, Va. James L. Spencer, Virginia Beach, Va. Robert B. Spicer, Cold Springs, Col. Steven R. Spruill, Norfolk. Va. 293 Stephanie L. Spyker, Blackstone, Va. Denise L. Stant, Chesapeake, Va. Edmund J. Stellwag, Hampton, Va. Henry D. Stevens, avannah, Ga. Stephanie A. Stevenson, Portsmouth. Va. Gregory M. Stewart. Norton, Va. John D. Stewart, Frankfort, Ken. Lindsay Stewart III, Paris, Ken. Joseph P. Stinnett, Amherst, Va. Janette E. Stokley, Fredericksburg, Va. John M. Stone, Richmond, Va. Rebecca L. Stone, Kensington, Md. 294 Glenn E. Stratton, Cheriton, Va. Thor M. Strong, Arlington, Va. Lucinda E. Stuart, Media, Pa. Wilmer M. Stubbs, Jr., Richmond, Va. Claude N. Stulting, Jr., Charlottesville, Va. Richard E. Sullivan, Warrenton, Va. Anne M. Szwec, Milford, NJ. William W. Talbott, Jr., Charlottesville, Va. Nona L. Tapscott, Yorktown, Va. Donald C. Taylor II, Vero Beach, Fla. E. Hunt Taylor, Washington, NC. James W. Taylor, Hampton, Va. Because the Present sometimes can depress, And Futures often hold less hope than fear; What is and what will be perhaps appear Quite commonly as causes of distress. When rash imagination is subdued, No more devising wild, impotent dreams; Then Fantasy no longer serves, it seems, As sanctuary found in solitude. Those moments when l cease to hear and feel The throbbing, beating pulse of Time behind Me, pushing, forcing me ahead; I find That sometimes only Memories are real. Second Place - Photo-Lit Contest, Poetry, Bryan Mc- Cauley 295 Stephen L. Teichler, Annandale, Va. John C. Theoharis, Silver Spring, Md. Alarie Tennille, Portsmouth, Va. Roger Bradfield, Virginia Beach, Va. Christopher W. Thompson. Cedar Bluff, Va. Geoffrey D. Thompson, Norfolk, Va. Robb R. Thomson, Orford. N.H. Ellen M. Thurnau, Heston, Va. Christopher M. Tigh, Atlanta, Ga. Gregory D. Tilton, New Orleans, La. Todd 8. Tisdale, Virginia Beach, Va. Randolph D. Tomkins, Annandale, Va. 296 Dwayne R. Tooley, Waynesboro, Va. Robert G. Topping, Springfield, Va. Dennis A. Tosh, Richmond, Va. Alfred Truslow, Stafford, Va. William S. Tucker, Jr., Richmond, Va. H. Suzanne Tunner, Ware Neck, Va. Pamela L. Turner, USN FSO Athens Craig Ulrich, Forty Fort, Pa. Dale R. Van Dyke, Emporia, Va. Harry K. Vann, Portsmouth, Va. Robert I. Veghte, Bernardsville, N.J. Sandra E. Venable, Halifax, Va. Gregory A. Vick, Boulder, Col. John B. Vinson, Alexandria, Va. William F. Vogt, Alexandria, Va. Patricia L. Volz, McLean, Va. Robert P. Voyles, Tarzana, Cal. Robert D. Wadsworth, Maplewood, NJ. Randall J. Wagner, Harrisburg, Pa. Susan A. Wakley, Charlottesville, Va. George T. Walker, Charleston, S.C. Leslie A. Walker, Virginia Beach, Va. Wyatt W. Wall, Jr., South Boston. Va. Richard W. Walter, Jr., Trenton, NJ. 297 James C. Waring, Jr., Richmond, Va. William B. Wartman III, Richmond, Va. Regal D. Weaver, Virginia Beach, Va. Ronnie R. Weik, Falls Church, Va. Charles W. Weir, Hyattsville, Md. Matthew R. Weir, Greenwich, Conn. Dennis J. Weiss, Charlottesville, Va. Wendy E. Weiss, Cedarhurst, N.Y. Carolyn F. Welch, Hampton, Va. Hubbard Wells, Brewster, N.Y. Steven E. Werner, Gloucester City, NJ. Nancy E. Westcott, Arlington, Va. Thomas B. Whelan II, Alexandria, Va. Shelley A. White, Annandale, Va. Thomas M. White, Spartanburg. SC. Karen G. Wible, APO San Francisco Richard H. Wilder, Falls Church, Va. Charles D. Wilder, Merion, Pa. Glenn R. Wilen, Oceanside, N.Y. Dale M. Wiley, Danville, Va. Barbara E. Wilkinson, Scottsville, Va. Benita E. Williams, Newport News, Va. James M. Williams, Alexandria, Va. Steven C. Williams, Richmond, Va. 298 James D. Wilson, Pitman, N.J. Laura A. Wilson, Alexandria, Va. Marjorie L. Wilson, Norfolk, Va. Amy H. Wingfield, Lynchburg, Va. Robert V. Witeck, Arlington, Va. John W. Wood, Key Largo, Fla. David W. Worden, Saratoga, Cal. William C. Worthy, Rock Hill, SC. Dale E. Wright, Richmond, Va. Morgan M. Wynkoop, Jr.. Westport, Conn. William E. Yahner, Alexandria, Va. Ferdinand D. Yates. Jr., Charlottesville, Va. Sharon Y. Young, Richmond, Va. Joseph P. Zang III, Charlottesville, Va. Jacquelynn A. Zimme, Fairfax, Va. John A. Zimmerman, Alexandria, Va. 299 Engineering I 1 1 r A I 1 x 1 t lNhNMu-Mnuuqu Michael D. Ashton, Vienna, Va. Ronald W. Binder, Wallingford, Pa. Thompson H. Boyd Ill, Arlington, Va. William H. Boyd, Portsmouth, Va. Gerald A. Bradfield. Waynesboro, Va. Richard A. Bragg, Keswick, Va. John W. Brawner, Bethesda. Md. Eugene L. Brown, Charlottesville, Va. Natalie B. Cairns, Middlebrook, Va. James K. Carmack Ill, Virginia Beach, Va. Charles L. Chaplin, Falls Church, Va. Stephen L. Creasy, Roanoke, Va. Harry C. Diggs, Richmond, Va. John F. Eversole III, Jacksonville, Fla. Charlie D. Fiskeaux, Charlottesville, Va. Eric J. Foster. Fairfax, Va. 301 William L. Friar, Lynchburg, Va. Timothy P. Gaffney, Virginia Beach, Va. Douglas C. Gehring, Cincinnati, Ohio Croxton Gordon, Onancock, Va. James C. Gordon, Onancock, Va. Joseph B. Guedri III, Charlottesville, Va. John F. Hamill III, Springfield, Va. James K. Hammond, Gate City, Va. I 0 1y .1 umI Immlrl .Ifmaltf, fl 4; AND ALTO m-.. ov-s-.-.- Inn...- 302 em?! 3 Iii Richard A. Henry, Charlottesville, Va. Charles S. Hinson, Orlando, Fla. Chester B. Holsinger, Charlottesville, Va. Paul V. Holton, McLean, Va. William J. Hughes, Richmond, Va. Alison H. Ingram, Fairfax, Va. Charles G. Johnson, Unionville, Va. Russell T. Maynard, Alexandria, Va. Wilbur E. McDonald, Jr., Virginia Beach, Va. Joel W. Miller, Virginia Beach, Va. Richard R. Morris, South Hill, Va. William M. Morris, Richmond, Va. Patrick G. Murphy, Havre de Grace, Md. 303 Cosmo L. Nista, Allendale, N.J. Neal Paxson, Washington, DC. Steven C. Rice, Richmond, Va. David G. Rojohn, McKeesport, Pa. Gilbert T. Seese, Scottdale, Pa. Scott H. Sherman, Orchard Park, NY. William H. Shirey, Jr., Charlottesville, Va. Leonard I. Smith III, TreviIians, Va. Robert K. Spotswood, Alexandria, Va. William L. Stobbart, Lyndhurst, Ohio Robert C. Twilley, Jr., Salisbury, Md. Douglas W. Ullmann, Bethesda, Md. Mark R. Virkler, Richmond, Va. Ralph L. Volk III, Norfolk, Va. Strother L. Washington, Jr., Culpeper, Va. Bruce L. Webster, Vienna, Va. Courtney E. White, Winchester, Va. John J. White, Falls Church, Va. Milton 8. Whitfield. Norfolk, Va. Timothy J. Williams, Virginia Beach, Va. 305 306 Cynthia Adams, Arlington, Va. Dianna L. Babione, Annandale, Va. Karen B. Bagwell, Virginia Beach, Va. Deborah J. Baker, Aberdeen, Md. Karen S. Ballard, Fredonia, Ks. Janice M. Baloucci, Falls Church, Va. Ann C. Bartley. Hampton, Va. Joy E. Beard, Himrod, New York Christine L. Beiser, Seaford, Del. Judith P. Belew, Charlottesville, Va. Debi L. Bennett, Norfolk, Va. Christine A. Beynon, Baltimore, Md. Suzanne H. Blackburn, Falmouth, Va. Rebecca L. Booth, Richmond, Va. Mary E. Bounds, Richmond, Va. Donna L. Buchanan, Virginia Beach, Va. Elizabeth D. Burn, Richmond, Va. Barbara A. Byrider, Richmond, Va. Wendy K. Caldwell, Huntington, NY. Judy C. Carpenter, Williamsburg, Va. 307 L Therese M. Cartier, Winchester, Va. Marsha A. Childs, Winchester, Va. Susanna B. Chiocca, Falls Church, Va. Janice R. Cizler, Petersburg, Va. Karen J. Clark, Chesapeake, Va. Esther M. Conner, Tabb, Va. Sonja L. Cook, Martinsburg, W. Va. Susan Cooper, Winchester, Va. 308 Nancy K. Coopper, Fairfax, Va. Jennifer L. Crawford, Raleigh, NC. Anne M. Croghan, Annandale, Va. Mary M. Dalton, Chesapeake, Va. Janet S. Dearth, Fredericksburg, Va. Pauline Diaz, Norfoik, Va. Judy N. DiDonato, Pittsburgh, Pa. Judith L. Dimestria, Oakhurst, N.J. Sharon L. Dingeldein, Newport News, Va. Jennifer A. Dotson, Coeburn, Va. Elizabeth A. Downer, Alexandria, Va. Suzanne Downey, Williamsport. Md. Susan E. Duck, Franklin, Va. Jenny Erickson, Fairfax, Va. Nancy J. Eubank, Holland, Va. Jane C. Fawley, Broadway, Va. 309 Lorraine A. Fiore, Virginia Beach, Va. Susan L. Fishel, Arbutus, Md. Vaureen E. Fitzpatrick, Alexandria, 3. Katherine A. Fleenor, Randolph AFB, Texas Beverly D. Ford, Madison, Va. Marion L. Fulton. Culpeper, Va. Sallie H. Gatling, Norfolk, Va. Susan M. Gatzek, Waynesboro, Va. Mary H. Gibson. Bristol. Va. Ellen S. Groat, Lloyd Habor. N.Y. Linda S. Grove. Fishersville. Va. Lynn C. Gruver, Rockville, Md. Brenda W. Hagan, Charlottesville. Va. Marilyn B. Hartsell, Williamsburg, Va. Suzanne M. Henk, Trenton, NJ. Eugenia G. Henszey, Salisbury, Md. 310 Barbara J. Hinckley, Fairhaven, N.J. Susan M-. Hohman, Hagerstown, Md. Sandra L. Hough, Leesburg, Va. Eleanor F. Hughes, Falls Church. Va. Shirley M. Humbert, Beltsville. Md. Ruth G. Hutchenson, Orange, Va. Jean-Marie Hutcheon, Harrington Park, N.J. Cynthia L. Jackson, Hampton, Va. Karen M. Janovich, Hampton, Va. Marion M. Johnson. Arlington, Va. Cheryl L. Jones. Harrisonburg, Va. Mary H. Jones, Charlottesville, Va. Anne L. Judkins, Blacksburg, Va. Lisa A. Kaltenbach, Houston, Texas Deborah J. Kent, Waynesboro, Va. Bonnie L. Keyser, Richmond, Va. 311 Rebecca G. Kidd, RutherGlen, Va. Donna J. Kopek, Lynchburg, Va. Chantal Kwiatkowski, Alexandria, Va. Ruth A. Lachendro, Arlington, Va. Susan G. Lambert, Chester, Va. Lisa T. Lancaster, Richmond, Va. Louise C. Lawrence, Staunton, Va. Margee A. Leonard, McLean, Va. Lisa C. Leong, Norfolk, Va. Virginia A. Lewis, Galveston, Texas Mildred Lewis, Pineville, W. Va. Frances E. Ligon, Falls Church, Va. Nina L. Lohr, Monterey, Va. Katherine J. Malnerich, Alexandria, Va. Charlene L. Mann, Dallastown, Pa. Anne P. Marshall, Greencastle, Pa. Ann E. Matthews, Hampton, Va. Susan D. Mawyer, Columbia, SC. Phyllis A. Mayo, Falls Church, Va. Margaret A. McChesney, Atherton, Cal. Donna L. McConnell, Charlottesville, Va. Diane M. McCooI, Oreland, Pa. Deborah S. McCoy, Petersburg, Va. Mary A. McKeone, Fairfax, Va. 312 Kathleen V. McKnight, Arlington, Va. Cheryl G. McPherson, Portsmouth, Va. Lydia C. Messerschmidt, Alexandria, Va. Anne M. Michalek, Colonial Heights, Va. Lois A. Minor, Jonesville, Va. Rebecca F. Moreland, Topsfield, Mass. Karen M. Morgan, Abingdon, Va. Mary J. Moulis, Arlington, Va. Rose E. Meyer, Amelia, Va. Melinda I. Mullenix, Norfolk, Va. Beverly A. Nelson, Woodbridge, Va. Charlene C. Nicholas, Annandale, Va. Mary A. Null, Fayetteville, W. Va. Ann M. O'Donnell, Harrisonburg, Va. Mary O'Keeffe, Portsmouth, Va. Virginia L. Oliver, Kensington, Md. 313 Linda M. Oster, Lynchburg, Va. Patricia A. Payne, Arlington, Va. Pamula D. Pendlyshok, Hunlock Creek, Pa. Patti H. Pennington, Virginia Beach, Va. Donna L. Perry, Richmond, Va. Cecilia L. Porter, Franklin, Va. Carroll J. Power, Richmond, Va. Beth A. Pritchett, Bluefield, Va. Norah S. Ray, Millboro, Va. Diana D. Rockwell, Andover, Mass. Jan T. Roseberry, Pulaski, Va. Mary C. Ruttle, Denver, Col. Sharon P. Scott, Norfolk, Va. Dellanne R. Shelton, Alexandria, Va. Jean E. Smith, Covington, Va. Martha D. Smith, Martinsville, Va. Karla M. Soresen, Arlington, Va. Lynn P. Stenger, Middletown, NJ. Altha A. Stutzman, Harrisonburg, Va. Maureen M. Sullivan, Alexandria, Va. 314 Patricia A. Sullivan, Springfield, Va. Elizabeth N. Sydrock, Blairstown, N.J. Cathy L. Taylor, Martinsburg, W. VA. Maureen E. Thummel, Charlottesville, Va. Jeanne M. Torrance. Palos Verdes, Cal. Sylvia F. Totten, Arlington, Va. Christine A. Vincent, Rialto, Cal. Martha A. Wanzeck, Vienna, Va. Debra D. Ward, Huntington, Md. Katherine A. Watts, Salem, Va. Robin J. Wheeler, Huntington, NY. Marics C. Willard, Richmond, Va. Deborah L. Wolff, Annandale, Va. Terrell O. Wootten, Boydton, Va. Kay A. Wright, Radford, Va. Carroll A. Wykoff, Charlottesville, Va. Patricia A. Young, Oreland, Pa. Commerce Conway C. Allen, Glen Allen, Va. Richard M. Aubery, Atlanta, Ga. Robert A. Barnett, Charlotte, NC. Edward L. Berdick, Chesapeake, Va. Peter M. Bernardino, Drexel Hill, Pa. Patricia A. Bevis, Alexandria, Va. James H. Biggart, Darien, Conn. John A. Bikowski, Falls Church, Va. William H. Boozer Ill, Hopewell, N.J. George W. Boyer, Woodstock, Va. David A. Bradshaw, Virginia Beach, Va. Niesa N. Brateman, Birmingham, Ala. Hugh J. Brent, Winchester, Va. Martin L. Brill, Richmond, Va. Russell L. Brock, Falls Church, Va. Ryland H. Brooks, Jr., Courtland, Va. 317 Randy H. Burgess, Franklin, Va. Randall S. Carlson, Annandale, Va. Theodore L. Chandler, Jr., Midlothian, Va. Kevin J. Chase, Huntington, N.Y. WiIliam L. Clark, Jr., Smoke Rise, N.J. Mark T. Creighton, Towson. Md. Thomas B. Crisp, Alexandria, Va. Susan Fanjul, Haddonfield, N.J. Barry J. Friel, Wilmington, Del. Peter G. Gantsoudes, Danville, Va. Stevens N. Gentil, Richmond, Va. Alton D. Gillus, Emporia, Va. 318 Gary A. Gorrell, Charleston, W. Va. Barton R. Groh, Norfolk, Va. John E. Hamner, Richmond, Va. 319 C. William Hancher, Charlottesville, Va. Frederick P. Harris, Charlottesville, Va. Thomas C. Hart, Sumter, SC. Theodore W. Hawes III, Oradell, N.J. John M. Heffelfinger, Washington, DC. Daniel E. Hinchman, Jr., Richmond, Va. Daniel H. Howard, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Charles A. Kick III, Annandale, Va. Jonathan D. Lea. Massies Mill, Va. Larry A. Lipes, Roanoke. Va. Stephen A. Maginn, Oceanport, N.J. James M. Malley. Springfield, Va. George L. Maloomian, Silver Spring, Md. Douglas W. Mann, Richmond, Va. Michael E. Mares. Fairfax, Va. Lawrence J. Martin, Charlottesville, Va. James A. McClurg. Cleveland, Ohio Jerry N. McGuire. Charlottesville, Va. R. Kent McNairy, Glen Falls, N.Y. Howard J. Messer. Mt. Freedom, N.J. Gordon C. Milbourn Ill, Springfield. Va. Juliann Miller. Fairfax, Va. Albert C. Monk, Columbia, Mo. George F. Murphy III, Bethesda, Md. 320 - b g. a ,yv. - H- w. u 1,; a Agg'43l51; ' 321 Frank D. Nelms, Jr., East Point, Ga. Allen M. Nester, Charlottesville, Va. Ellen J. Newman, Arlington, Va. Jeffrey I. Newman, Hampton, Va. Elton J. Oliver, Ridgeway, Va. Martin H. Oogjen III, Rochester, NY. Christine M. Ozyjowski, Fairfield, N.J. Robert H. Packard, Charlottesville, Va. Kenneth E. Patterson, Springfield, Va. John S. Payne, Front Royal, Va. Michael W. Powell, Colonial Beach, Va. Fenton F. Priest HI, Virginia Beach, Va. 322 Michael Quinlivan, Baltimore, Md. Deborah J. Rafal, Norfolk, Va. John R. Respress, Timonium, Md. R. Bradford Reynolds, Lancaster, Pa. Norman S. Rosebaum, Richmond, Va. John A. Russell, Richmond, Va. John W. Russell, Pittsburgh, Pa. Paul A. Ryczek, Mentor, Ohio Thomas M. Shannon, Pittsburgh, Pa. Kenneth B. Shugart, San Diego, Cal. Mia D. Slattery, Arlington, Va. Stephen J. Sroba, Trevose, Pa. 323 Alan P. Stahurski, Pittsburgh, Pa. Alan J. Stein, Norfolk, Va. Scott W. Stolldorf, Annandale, Va. John C. Summers, Alexandria, Va. Harqld W. Sutton, Charlottesville, Va. Patrick B, Sweeney, Wilmington, Del. Ernest R. Teasley, Norton, Va. Kenneth C. Thompson, Richmond, Va. 324 Jane L. Wright, Alexandria, Va. Bradford L. Young, Sandston, Va. Larry S. Thompson, Merced, Cal. John W. Ware, Tappahannock, Va. Thomas K. Warren, Martinsville, Va. Dennis W. Williams, Danville, Va. Michael A. Williams, Falls Church, Va. John E. Wine, Greencastle, Pa. James K. Wood, Murrysville, Pa. Daniel N. Worsham, Jr., Richmond, Va. 325 Rn 2f ' -- V M, ,-'- IL k5,. Education 7 ,5, . o, J . . Q . .K I 4' 326 Margaret Albaugh, Short Hills, NJ. Theodora S. Axtell, Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. Barbara A. Bishop, Ply. Mtg., Pa. Neal H. Blanchard, Richmond, Va. Elizabeth A. Bowden, Stafford, Va. Lola J. Brady, Springfield, Va. Marguerite M. Bransfield, Miami Beach, Fla. Maurine E. Bray, Hampton, Va. Patricia A. Burke. McLean, Va. Michele Y. Burpeau. Wilmington, NC. James J. Butcher, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Carol A. Cameron, Annandale. Va. Deborah A. Childress, Grundy, Va. Richard H. Cole, Powhatan, Va. John K. Connors, Memphis, Tenn. Rebecca L. Cruise, Annandale, Va. 327 Pauline P. Devins, Charlottesville, Va. Christine M. Erceg, Manassas, Va. Bettye F. Evans, Richmond, Va. Elizabeth A. Fitz, Annandale, Va. Sylvia J. Fortney, Charlottesville, Va. Daniel L. Frazier, Bridgewater, Va. Mary A. Garber, Staunton, Va. Carolyn A. Gentry, Lynchburg, Va. Deborah L. Goodman, Atlanta, Ga. Billi Jean Gower, Fairfax, Va. Susan E. Grace, Wynnewood, Pa. Florence E. Graves, Lancaster, S.C. Martha L. Green, Charlottesville, Va. Alda F. Grimes, Richmond, Va. Constance S. Gurren, Richmond, Va. Sharon 0. Hecht, Norfolk, Va. 328 1H$ Patricia J. Helsley, Waynesboro. Va. Ellen C. Herr, Manassas, Va. Sarah J. Hoessly, Norfolk, Va. Carol V. Jones, Anderson, SC. Annette Jorgensen, Falls Church, Va. Carolyn V. Joyner, Portsmouth, Va. Marla C. Juraschek, Alexandria, Va. John S. Land, Washington, DC. Monnie Laughinghouse, Newport News, Va. Leslie A. Levinson, Richmond, Va. Rita M. Lorenzetti, Arlington, Va. J. Richard Marzolf, Falls Church, Va. Cynthia L. Massie, Lynchburg, Va. Valeta S. McDonald, Bridgewater, Va. Gail S. McDonnell, Brooklyn, NY. Robert J. McLachlan, Martinsville, Va. Christy D. Mizell, Bethesda, Md. David J. Morgan, Arlington, Va. Pamela E. Moseley, Richmond, Va. Mary A. Moyer, Axton, Va. 329 Richard F. Nicholson, Manchester, Ma. Diane M. Noon, Wash Crossing, Pa. Gerald R. Palmer, North Tazewell, Va. Barbara D. Patterson, Baltimore, Md. Janet 0. Person, Emporia, Va. Jane C. Peters, Allendale, N.J. Mary F. Picardi, McLean, Va. Neva K. Price, Lynchburg, Va. John A. Rainey, Tazewell, Va. Anne M. Reed, Norfolk, Va. Georgeanne R. Rowland, Daleville, Va. Linda M. Scafuro, Saddle River, N.J. 330 Gloria J. Schmitt, Grosse Pointe, Mich. Carole D. Shriver, Charlottesville, Va. Richard P. Swift, Springfield, Pa. Judy A. Taillon, McLean, Va. Sarah J. Toepfer, Harristown, N.J. Clayton B. Webber, Vinton, Va. Willliam M. Weimer, Charlottesville, Va. Jonathan D. Williams, Selma, Va. Marsha E. Williams, Virginia Beach, Va. Carolyn J. Yeamans, Richmond, Va. Karen Zachok, Clifton, NJ. 331 e r u t C e t Arch 332 Gary D. Aita, Belle Mead, N.J. Raymond C. Almond, Jr., Norfolk, Va. Kris Brame, Danville, Va. David S. Briggs, Silver Spring, Md. George B. Candler, Charlottesville, Va. Mary C. Cary, Greenville, Del. Kimel L. Conway, Lavale, Md. William F. Deal, Portsmouth, Va. Paul S. Fischbeck, Princeton, N.J. Michael W. Francis, Richmond, Va. Jose L. Galvez Ill, Staunton, Va. Jeffrey L. Getty, Austin, Texas Steven F. Gilliland, Somerville, N.J. Stephen W. Gresham, Norfolk, Va. Peyton Hall, Meredithville, Va. Richard C. Hannum, Sunnyvale, Cal. 333 David P. Hartsfield, Morrisville, Pa. Donald R. Hirtz, Norfolk, Va. Joan L. Kennedy, Williamsburg, Va. Lawrence W. Kliewer, Jr., Newport News, Va. John S. Krajovic, Baltimore, Md. Peter H. Kunz, Chappaqua, NY. Leslie A. Munkelt, Malverne. NY. John A. Murray, Jr., Franklin, Va. 334 William E. Newman, Cherry Hill, NJ. Peter E. Pagani, New Milford, NJ. John S. Palmer Ill, W. Barrington, RJ. Frank C. Parker, Arlington, Va. Robert M. Perricone, Annandale, Va. Judith A. Pritikin, Freeport, Ill. Vincent P. Rogers, Wilmington, Del. Claudia J. Russell, Fairfax, Va. J. Ritchie Smith, Jr., Memphis, Tenn. Stephen D. Thompson, Westerly, RI. Richard C. Viohl, Jr., Chappaqua, NY. John K. Walser, Kinnelon, N.J. Bruce R. Wardell, Ramsey, N.J. 1974 Degree Candidate Directory College of Arts and Sciences John D. Abbm Ill Sigma Chi. Madison Hall. IFC Youth League Aldon F. Abbott Phi Beta Kappa; J48. Minor Pre-Law Society - Vice- President. Treasurer; Jefferson Society; Alpha Kappa Psi; Echols Scholar; Intermediate Honms Robin L. Abnmson Dean's List Scott E. Adams Alpha Chi Sigma 600m. K. Allan WU A - Music Director; Cavalier Daily; TKE Gear 0 F. Allen ootball. Graduating Class President Wanda N. Allen Madison Hall - tutor. Corks 6 Curls, BSA, Assustant to Dean of Admissions. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Deanss List Roy L Alton Jefferson Society - Vice-President. Secretary. Corks 5 Curls. Madison Hall Medical Services Director. OVCS. AED - HistOrian Helene A. Alt Virginia Players. Madison Hall Big Sister. Dean's List Francine Anderson BSA James c. Andersen Madison Hail - Bloomtield Program Norman C. Anderson. Jr. Kappa Alpha. Eli Banana. PK German Soonety - Co- chairman Peter B. Anderson Madison Hall Roland G. Anderson Sailing Club - Fleet Capt. Artillery 8. Saluting Ban. - President Wendy J. Anderson University Singers. SMUVA - Secretary, Treasurer Wyatt G. Andrews WUVA Kay L Antonlewlcz Concert Band - Historian, President. Pep Band, Ex- perimental University. Echols Scholar Menard A. Antonucd Madison Hall. Alpha Chi Sigma. Sailing Associatuon Anne R. Armstrong Echols Scholar. Intermediate Honors Kermit B. Ashby BSA Michael E. Atwood Theta Chi - I.M. Mana er, WUVA. First Year Councul -- Transportation Committee hairmran. IFC JOnIor Basketball League Coach. Student Council Library Expansion Commut- tee. Administrative Committee on Summer Sesswn. John B Minor Pre-Legal Society Richard M. Austin Corks a Curls - Managing Editor. Glee Club. University Singers. SMUVA. Jefterson Society, Universay Guides Everett 0. Balloy Ill Judiciary Committee, University Committee on Stu- dents. University Committee on ROTC Affairs Guy R. Bailey Madison Hall Tutoring - Director, Folk Dance Club - President Pamela R. Baker Dean's List smn F. Ball First Year Resndent Stat! - Co-chairman. Madison Hall Big Brother, ODK, Vice-President. T.IsLsK.A. Raven Society. Zeta Psi. Dean's List. Adgers Scholarship Recipient. Z Soci. ety Patricia A. Bank: BSA - Treasurer, Senior Resident. John B. Minor Pre- Legal Society. Recruitment 0! Minority Students George E. Barnett Jelferson Society. Concert Band. Alderman Road Legis- Iative Council - Chairman Anthony M. Bane Phi Epsilon Pi, Lacrosse. Judo Club Oregon V. Barrett Madison Hall, History Club. Phi Alpha Theta History Society David K. Barry Echols Scholar Dan E. Bntchelor Junggeselle Klub - President. Southern Gents - Pres- ident John W. Bun WUVA - Program Director. Station Manager, Sigma Alpha Mu. Corks a Curls Roy w. Buyllu Ill Varsaty Football - Head Manager, Delta Tau Delta - Vice-PreSIdent, Glee Club. Fellowship 0! Christian Athletes. ISFC. Madison Hall Lewis M. Baylor Furs! Year Councnl, Crew Eugene C. Beagle II Echols Scholar. Dean's Inst L. Counena Beebe Kappa Igma. Resndent Staff, Universny Honor Award. Declaration, AED James M. Beoghloy Kappa Sigma, Madison Hall. Vlrglnta Players Richard M. Berkeley Universnty Union - Tn-Chaumdn Hmmmt Kira IMP Society, T I L K.A Socuety. DKE Jon I: M. Berun lpha Phi Omega - Furs! Vutopwmdpm Roy E. Bertolatus Echols Scholars Intermediate Honors JeffNVan F2;1n.:wty Unnversuty Guide Servncek MBGISOH Hall Tutormz; ngram 336 Jeffrey 0. Blue Intermediate Honors. Dean's List. History Club e Phi Alpha Theta, John B. Minor Pre-Legal Society. Madison Hall Tutoring Sandra K. Black First Year Social Committee Jame. S. Blalr Varsity Tennis. I.F.C, Governing Board. Deans List. Pi Kappa Alpha - Secretary James B. Blekoly Resident Stat? - Senior Resident. Honor Committee Advisor. Alpha Epsilon Pi John M. Bonon Under raduale Curriculum Committee. Economics SeIf-Study ommmee. SPE, Student Council Course Evalua- tion Book - Business Editor Davld A. Bowen Football. Navigators - President Evol n Fl. Boyd SA. Delta Sigma Theta. Resident Assistant Alba 5. Brecht Varsity Baseball. Sigma Nu Loretta E. Bruton BSA Stephen D. Bruno Sigma Nu - Secretary. Vice President. First Year Coun- cil. Intramural oHicial Leonard P. Britain Ill Declaration - Editor. Resident Sta . Cavalier Daily - Features Editor, IMP Society, Kappa Sigma. TVI.L.K.A. Roger D. Brook- WTJU. SCRUB Volunteer Mar am A. Brown eclaration, Cavalier Dally - City Editor. News Editor. Resndent Staff - Program Assistant, Honor Committee. IMP Society. Raven Society. TsI.L.K.A. Echols Scholar. Inter- mediate Honors. Arthur P. Pete Gray Memorial Scholar- ship. Dean's List Rlchatd M. Brown Dean's List. Intermediate Honors Charles W. Buchholz Intermediate Honors. Deans List Donna R. Buck Outing Club Frederick A. Buochnor Sigma Phi Epsilon, Plunger Society James C. Bule. Jr. Dean's List. Sigma Chi, Pledge Trainer. Corresponding Secretary. Scholarship Chairman Kevin B. Burgess TKE - President, JeHerson Society.WUVA. Jazz Ensen- ble - Director. Pep Band. John B. Minor Pre-Legal Society Gall A. Burro Big Sister. Tutor - Madison Hall. Dean's List Juanita R. Buster Women's Field Hockey Team s Va'rsuty, Women's Bas- ketball Club - Treasurer Lawrence W. Buxton WTJU-FM. Vice-Chairman. ExeCutive Committee, Wes- ley Foundation Susan J. Bye Madison Hall. Collegium Antiqurum. Virginia Players. Corks 6 Curls Joseph M. Cacao aglla Varsity Cross ountry, Varsity Track. ARC. Theta Chi - Vice-President Chrome 8. Caln Resident Stat! - Senior Resident. University Union - Committee Chairman. BSA - Student Council. Raven Soci- e!y. IMP Society, ODK. Summer Prep Program - Co- director. T.I.L.K.A. James J. Calder Virginia Debaters - Vice-President. President, Jefier- son Society Clinton W. Calhoun Ill Phi Eta Sigma, Intermediate Honors Richard M. Campanelll Madison Hall. Young Life Karen A. Carlyle International Folk Dance Club - Secretary Henry J. Camm Madison Hall. Pi Lambda Phi Frances R. Caner Virginia Players Hugh D. Carter Pi Kappa Alpha - Plesident. I.F.C. - President. Cavalier Daily, IMP Society Robert P. Case Alpha Phi mega WIIIIem Castro Virginia Players. WUVA. Madison Hall. Draft Counselor. Experimental Universny 0. Stuart Challfoux Sigma Pi - Treasurer. Presudent. Intermediate Honors Richard Chambers Dean's List. Madison Hall Donald L. Chadeboh Madison Hall. Italian Club. Vice-President. Circle K Beverly A. Chlden Madison Hall Big Sister Eugene M. Child: Ch: Psi - Secretary Robert W. Chlocca Delta Upsilon - Presndent. John B, Mmor Pre-Legal Socuety Mark L. Chlunskos Cheerleader Kathryn N. Choloua Rudmg Club. Dean's Lust. Student Councul Library Committee John 8. Christian Pep Band, Concert Band Wayne A. Chdltmann NROTC Joseph L. Church Madison Hall Big Brother, Alderman Road Legislative C0unCII, BSA Constance A. Clark Eronrwmmx Honors Intevmeduate Honors, Echols Scho tar Llwwlr-nlty Cormmttees. on SDGCIaI Lectures. Registra- $1011 HH'HUUDY Sxatr -- ReSIdent ASSIstanl. Senior Resndent. I Lawn Head Resident, Raven Society. Lawn Chowder and Marching Society Ellubeth B. Clark University Singers Don lu V. cum Ipha Phi Omega. Human Relations Committee. Univer- sity Escort Service Peter T. Clark. Phi Kappa Psi - President. Glee Club. Rugby Football Club - Captain. Hockey I.F.C. President's Council Jonathan 3. Clements Phi Epsilon Pi Susan C. Clements Intermediate Honors. Resident Stan - Senior Resident. Dean's List Sandra J. Cook Virginia Players - Secretary, Treasurer. Vice-President. Madison Hall Tutoring Wayne 0. Cotton Glee Club. Delta Tau Delta - Treasurer Alan 8. Cole Phi Kappa Psi - Social Chairman. John B. Minor Pre- Legal Society JoycelSyn L. Comm 8 A. Deans List. New Birth Community Workshop Mar met 8. Combs irst Year Council. Madison Hall Big Sister Michael 'I'. Condrey Dean's List James J. Cook. Sigma Phi - Vice-President. Motorcross Club - Presi- dent Jennmr L. Cooney Zeta Tau Alpha - Historian Reporter. Hquse Manager Dean's List 000 m H. 0009.: hi Gamma Delta. Lacrosse - Captain. Dean's List, An- thropology Club Deborah M. 00 pl Alpha Phi mega James H. 60min Ill Big Brother. Phi Delta Theta Bayard W. Cousins SCRUB Director. Migrant Recreation Director, Founder at Save Our Streams a panish Language House. Madison Hall Nancy J. Crawford Dean's List. University Guides, Chairman of 1970 Foun- ders Day Activities. President Committee on Security a Safety Catherine L. Clown Virginia Players David H. cmchfleld Crew. Track. Madison Hall Tutor Cm A. culchloy - arsity Football. FCA, Big Brother Program Patrick M. Culhane Sigma Nu. Junior Varsity Basketball. Dean's List Jncgeune '4. Cum. SA Amos H. Davis Sigma Phi Epsilon - Treasurer Gary W. Davis Anthropology Association - Vice-President. Inter- mediate Honors Debonh J. Donna Resident Staff, Judiciary Committee. Cavalier Daily. OAR. Madison Hall. Campaign. Clean Water. Intermediate Honors David A. Do tul- Arnold If Society - Commander. Dean's List Jay G. DeYoung Kappa Sigma James J. Dickinson Pl Kappa Phi - Vice-President. Track. Madison Hall Volunteer Deborah 0. Doodloln First Year Council, First Year Judicial Council - Vice- Chairman, Outing Club. Virginia Players May E. Donaldson Le Cercle Francais Christine Doharl Cavalier Daily, Resudent Staff John c. Donnell ll Cavalier Daily Business Staff - National 5 Local Ad Manager. IFC Socml Committee ,- Co-Chanrman. PK Ger- man. Student Councu Library Committee. Kappa Alpha Diane S. Daugherty Alpha Pm Omega. Slavic Club - President. Madison Hall Dou In N. Doughty avaher Dal y - Sports Editor. Sigma Nu - Treasurer. Raven Society. Intermediate Honors. Dean's List David R. Draper Resident Staff. Alpha Phi Omega - Vice-President. Academuc 8. Athletic Affairs Committee. Dean's List Donald W. Drew. Jv. Wrestling Team. Chi Phi John S. Dryman Madison Hall Volunteer. Cavalier Daily -e Local Ad Manager. Saint Anthony Hall Joseph M. DuRlnt Intermediate Honors. Deanss List Vernon C. Euon III PK German e Vice-President. I.F.C. Social Committee. Kappa Alpha Linda H. Elchelbaum Resudent Staff - Resident Assistant. Senoor Resident. Program Assnstant. Cavalier Daily - Night Editor, Deans Lust. lntermednale Honors James W. Elklns Madison Hall. Riding Club Michael J. Elmore Band. Orchestra. SMUVA - President John H. Eppler. Jr. Varsny Lacrosse March J. Estes Madison Hall. Student Council Oftice Career Planning Mark G. Estes Madison Hall. Sigma Nu R. Douglas Eu. Kappa Alpha R. Bradbury Face WUVA - Director TV. News Director. Board of Direc- tors. Judiciary Committee. Committee on Student Ri Ms 5 Responsibilities. Library Committee. Dean's List. First lace, Film, 1971. Fine Arts Contest Thomas J. Fadoul. Jr. John B. Minor Pre-Legal Society Phlllg R. Farm irst Year Council. Magic Bears Barty s. Feldmen Charlottesvilb Friends of the Earth - Tri-Chairman. Treasurer. IFC Basketball League Coach. Alpha Epsilon Pi - House Manager. Student Council Athletic Affairs Commit- tee. Antoinette de Narde Award Oennle 8. Forbes Madison Hall - Volunteer Medical Services. AED Pre- med Society - Treasurer. Food Service Student SuperviSOr Shannon Foster Corks a Curls, Madison Hall Diane E. anco Dean's List. Intermediate Honors Kenneth R. anpler Dean's List Robert F. Freeman Rugby Club. War Gamers Society. Curriculum Evalua- tion Committee Mark J. Fdedman T.I.L.K.A.. College - Vice President. Honor Committee - Vice Chairman. Alpha Epsilon Pi - President. Future 01 the University Committee Cellne M. Funkhouur Batgirl - Captain. Madison Hall, Dean's List Paul W. Gebrio! Basketball - J.V.. Freshman. Resident Assistant. Fel- lowship 01 Christian Athletes, Track Anne M. Genim Virginia Players Elizabeth C. Gethrl M Pistol Club - ecretary-Treasmer. Pistou Team Joe h J. Gusoll tudent Council Course Evaluation Book - Managing Editor. Dean's List Caro! Giles Resident Assistant. Senior Resident. Intermediate Hon- ors Maurice D. Gun WUVA. Magic Bears Peter G. Glubllk Crew. Sigma Phi. Madison Hall. Cavalier Daily - Sports Kathleen A. Goduy Dean's List Thomas R. Gnlnger Corks a Curls, Madison Hall - Tutor D. Mason Granger Madison Hall, Declaration. 2 Society. Raven Society. ODK. T.I.L.K.A.. St. Elmo Hall Fred M. Gronum Dean's List. Army ROTC Paul J. Gruewtcz Phi Epsilon Pi David H. Grey Undergrad English Committee. Sigma Nu James E. Grey Madison Hall Tutoring - Volunteer Services Gretchen L Greybeel Big Sister Program. Library Committee Shelley L Greene Madison Hall - Tutor. Dean's List. Virginia Women's Political Caucus Jennmr M. Gr odes Madison Ha! Susan J. Gregory University Guides - Chairman. Raven Society - Treas- urer, Restoration Ball Committee - Chairman, T.I.L.K.A.. Declaration, ARC - Secretary Ellzebeth A. Green French Club - President. Jefferson Society. Riding Club - Coordinator Deborah M. omnn Madison Hall Katherine F. Grmln Circle K Kent R. 0mm. Environment Committee Arthur Gumball Kappa Alpha - Secretary. Vice-President. AED. Echols Scholar. Dean's list, Intermediate Honors. Guide Service Patricia L. emu Action Ministries. Folk Dancing, Student Art Association - Vice-President David W. Groth Pi Kappa Alpha Robert R. Hagan. Jr. Glee Club Wllliem He no Navy R TC. RiHe Team. University Guides - Parliamen- tarian Carolyn J. Helnton BSA. Muntu Drama Guild. Dean's List Hen U. Harrie III rew Team - Treasurer. Judiciary Committee. Univer- suty Guides Service. Sigma Pha. ROTC Michael S. Harris Monroe Rifles Robert 6. Hayden SMUVA Claudia L HeYnu Virginia P ayers - Vice-Presudem Robert E. Henley Ill Sigma Alpha Epsilon Cherie: M. Herbek First Year Councn. Monroe Rules Dnll Team. Jefierson Sabres Honor Socuety Sharon E. Hercules Zeta Tau Alpha - SeCretary, Alpha Phn Omega Mar are! L Hemn xperimental nwersny Robert A. Hlllllrd Madison Hall Tutor. lntramuraf coordummr, author of Mr. 8P H 338 CIMord anu Alpha Epsilon Delta PreMed Society. Madison Hall. Irv termediate Honors Lloyd 0. Hlnrlche Alderman Road Legislative Council. Residential Coun- cil, Housing 3. Traffic Committees. Cork 5 Curls Robert. A. Hm Corks a Curls. Madison Hall Tutor, Resident Staff, Uni- versity Community Orchestra. Dean's List Edger G. Ho?o Concert and. Brass Choir, Outing Club. Karate Club James R. H 00 Resident taff - Resident Assistant. Senior Resident. Sigma Chi - Vice-President. Secretary, Madison Hall Big Brother. Deaan List, Intermediate Honors Susan 0. Hook Madison Hall tutor. U.U.S, - Chairperson Maurice J. Hoover Ill Phi Kappa Psi David W. Horan Student Council, Course Evaluation - Editor-imChief. Raven Society - Secretary. Dean's List. Sigma Phi Epsilon Mlchaol J. Hotchklu International Folk Dance Club. SCRUB. OVCS Ellen R. Hough Dean's List, Intermediate Honors 000 o 8. Howard. Jt. aven Society. ODK. Alpha Phi Omega - President. Phi Eta Sigma, Intermediate Honors. Echois Scholar. Cavalier Daily, Curriculum Evaluation Book. Departmental Editor. Dean's List. English Departmental Honors Peter Howe University Guides - Historian. Secretary. JeHerson Soc- iety - Co-Keeper. University Republican Club, Young Americans for Freedom. Anthropology Association. Intercol- legiate Studies Institute, John B. Minor Pre-Iegal Society. Fencing Club. French Club Thomas B. Hoyt Theta Chi. Ski Team - Cocaptain Barbara E. H hoe Madison all, ACLU Student Committee. Sailing Club Jullen R. Hume Ill Chi Psi Raymond E. Humluon Ill College Representative to Senior Class. Community Ac- tion - President Devld W. Hunt John B. Minor Pre-Iaw Society - President. Jefferson Society - Probationary Chairman. Corks G Curls - photo- grapher Lumen L llnuzl Corks 5 Curls - Housing Editor. Madison Hell Tutor. Biology Lab Assistant Cathy L Jabu- University Band. Alpha Kappa Psi. Jefferson Society Jennller J. Jackson Student Association Representative Clay R. Jacob University Union Committee Chairman. PK German. I.F.C.. Delta Kappa Epsilon Mark R. Jaff- Phi Epsilon Pi - President Charles J. Juno WTJU-FM - President. Virginia Players - President Donald A. Juko Jefferson Society, WTJU. Dean's List Tean. Jeeperson pperclass Resident Staff - Vice-Cheirman. Cavalier Daily - City Editor. University Guide Service. Women's Committee - Vice-Chairrnan Waiter 8. Jennln e, Jr. Madison Hal . Magic Bears William P. Jensen Ill First Year Council, Big Brother, Tutor. Dean's List Samuel D. Jenn Varsity Track - Captain. AED. Dean's List Unduy A. Johnwn Union of University Students Wilton D. Johnson Alderman Road Legislative Council James M. Johnston Phi Delta Theta Nancy E. Joklnon SCRUB. Madison Hall, Field Hockey. University Guides. Corks a Curls, Bicycle Club. Scuba Club Bruce A. Jones Virginia Players. Dean's List Funk D. Jones Madison Hall Paulette J. Jones Madison Hall Big Sister, Muntord Judiciary Council. BSA. WTJU. Fidd Hockey Club - Treasurer. Field Hockey Team. Learning Enrichment Program. Women's Basketball Team Manager Richard J. Juarez Theta Chi - Secretary. Young Republicans. Varsity Wrestling. Jeftersonian Review. Dean's List. ACC Honor Roll Karen Juul-Nlelun Judiciary Committee. ARC. Resident Sta . Madison Hall. President's Committee tor International Students Nathaniel W. Kama OVCS - Tutor, Circle K - Vice-President Gloria R. Kuey Resident Staff, Cheerleader - Captain, BSA, Big Sister Program John D. Keenan Theta Chi, Dean's List Andrew M. Keith NROTC Catherine A. Kellen First Year Council. Counseling. Experimental University. Dean's List Susan R. Kephert Dean's List Hound 8. Kern e Environment Committee. Alderman Road Le islatwe Council, ARC - Treasurer, Sugma Pu, Jefferson ocimy. Corks a Curls. AFROTC Drill Team Keri M. Kllgore First Year Council PMIIB H. Kimball eclaration - Foundin Editor. 2 Society. T.I.L.K,Ae. Cavalier Daily - Clty Editor, ews Editor. St. Elmo Wllllem H. Klmbnll Pi Kappa Alpha Rlchud T. Klngman Resident Staff John P. Klppe Madison Hall - SCRUB. Tutor. Bowling Club. Adminis- trative Committee on Processions Olen. P. Kltchnor Resident Assistant John B. Klehmen Trident Society Robon J. Kohler Delta Tau Delta - President. Kitchen Manager, I,F,C. Governing Board. President's Council Suzanne M. Koetyll Madison Hall Tutoring, Dean's List Richard 8. anuel Big Brother Program Roger W. Kroneo Intermediate Honors. Dean's List. Madison Hall Glam!!- 8. Lucy Cheerleader. Virginia Players Rlehnrd F. Lane Madison Hall - Big Brother. John 8. Minor Pre-Legel Society. Phi Gamma Delta Thomas F. Langston Concert Band. Crew Roget C. Lawson Student CounciI Und- Lutheran! Resident Sta 1 - Senior Resident. Chairman Upper- cless. Raven Society, AED. Corks G Curls, Madison Hall Und- D. Lober Corks a Curls John S. Leann Virginia Players. Ski Team. Karate Club. St. Elmo Leslie 8. Leighton LFVC. Community Service Committee - Chairman. Sigma Alpha Mu - Social Chairman. Community Service Chairman. Madison Hall - Tutoring Director. Resident Staff. Lawn Chowder and Marching Society. Echols Scholar. Dean's List. Intermediate Honors. AED - Vice-President Wllllem K. LoP-rd Swimming -- Captain. Water Polo. Club Lacrosse Vlvlen Lerner French Club -- Treasurer. Tutor. WTJU. Dean's List. Judiciary Representative Dougie K. Lester oncert Band. Theta Chi Ellen A. Lula Virginia Debetors Oar? VI. Lewis rident Society. BSA. ROTC Affairs Donald P. Uben. Jr. WTJU. WUVA Roben T. Un or. Jr. Madison all David L Ungedolt Glee. Club. Cavalier Mascot morsemam Angola D. Logan Virginia layers Teodor R. Lopetklewlcz Madison Hall Anna E. Lord Intermediate Honors. Phi Sigma Mary 8. 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Ponlcone Charlolleswlle Friends 00 the Earth, Bug Blother -- Madison Hall.Alae1man Road Council Judith A. Pmlkln Jelferson Socvely Vincent P. Rogers Sludem CounctL DeSIgn Councul. Raven Socuety. Com- munity Services Volunteer J. lehla Smith. Jv. Zeta PSI, Design Councul Dean 5 L51. Volunteer Com- munity Servace Rlchlvd C. Vlohl, Jr. Glee Club John K. Walnr Tau Kappa Epsulon Modulus - Photo Edttor A.- Rotundaburger Billy Jean and Bobby Princess Anne Rose Mary Every Milhous has a Watergate Paper Chase Paul Getty Student Athletic Passes Gasless Sundays Zonka Andrews Sisters Last Tango Bill Walton Kohoutek sizzles The Mousetrap ERA American Graffiti Copeley Ill fiasco Linda Lovelace Spiro is our Hero The Sting PMA The Exorcist We really move our tail for you Jaworski Supersound Playgirl Streisand and Redford Together Pioneer Nice game, Bob lncredibility Gap Kohoutek fizzles U.Q. 680I55 mph James Taylor Boot the Hoot? Frank Capra Polaroid SX-7O Naked Marauders World Football League I? 715 American Film Theater Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy STREEEAK! Allende Skylab Paper shortage Hereford Picasso Garry Trudeau Econo-Gowns You may already be a weiner impeachment TWA strike The Czar Billy Langloh Rare Books Robbery Elli Jod Avenue Mason Reese CBS Radio Mystery Theater Grills-with Paper Moon National Lampoon Bob Dylan with the Band Kung Fu Contract gives you the runs for your money THE 1974 CORKS AND CURLS IS THE 86TH EDITION OF THE YEARBOOK OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. PRINTED IN WlNSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA BY HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY. PHOTOGRAPHERS 4 AKA 132br cl, 137bc; Alderman Library 2401, 241; Alson 328; Arant 207; ARC 77; Arnold Air 56, 94; Bainbridge 91, 174, 175, 320tr; Barrow 14, 20, 35b, 38tr, 39b, 41t, 42b, 63b, 67, 71, 103r, 111, 112, 117b, 118tr, cr, 124tr, tl, 132tr, or, c, 134br, 157, 159, 176, 177, 193, 202b, 212, 213, 214t, 224, 226b, 228, 229t, 232t, 234tl, tr, 235b, 238, 239, 317, 340, 341, 351; Baxa 151; Berkin 1, 6, 7, 13, 15tl, 960, br, 217b, 225, 276, 283I, 289, 344, 345; Boyce 221tr; Bregman 84tr, br, 85, 102r, 168, 169, 221tl, 227tr, 229br, 232b, 262r, 263l, 300b, 326b, 335; Britt 95b, 1031, 1150r, 119, 122, 129bl, 134bl, 136bl, 1370, 182; 205; Brown 33tl, 50t, 55, 56tr, br, 57, 60bl, 63t; Brunetti 38tl, 43b, 105, 2640, 303, 305b; C.D. 22bl, 131, 137rc, 218, 219t, b, 220b, 227b, 235t; Chatfield-Taylor 113; Chilton 51t; Clarke 2, 3, 4, 5b, 8, 10, 11, 15bl, br, 16, 24, 25b, 26b, tl, 27t, 28, 30tc, tr, 33, 34, 35t, 38b, 40, 43t, 440, tr, 45, 48, 53, 54, 56bl, 57b, 58, 59b, 61r, bl, 62tc, tl, 64tl, 650, r, 273, 348, 349; Cooper 74; DeBuck 268, 269, 270, 271, 277, 280, 285, 288, 318tr; Delta Sigma 180; Delta Tau Delta 192; Dept. of Graph- ics 98, 260t, 261I; Doswell 190; Fisher 5t; Gambers 295; Gar- rett 299; Gates 81; Greenberg 65b, 294, 334, 347; Gresham 325; Grogan 21, 32, 102I, 116, 201, 243r, 290; Groker 121tl; Halsey 84l, 115, 146,147,149,153, 196,197,198,199,203tr,tl, br, 209t; Hammon 217t, 220tr, 227tl; Hardy 80; Hauck 163; Hay 99, 100, 101, 123, 133, 134tr, tl, 136tl, It, 137bl, rb, 150, 163, 164, 202, 242, 243I, 258, 279, 283r; Hinley 42t, 44b, 46, 121tr, b, 350b; Holland 148, 149b, 170, 171, 184, 200; Humphrey 117tr, tl, 140C, bl, 141, 164, 186, 187, 259D; Ichter 79; I.M. Dept. 233; Kellett 75; Kappa Sigma 185; Levin 82, 83, 86br, 87bl, 95tr, tI, 96tr, tl, bl, 97, 173, 194, 195, 319t, 321; Maddox 120; Madison Hall 72, 73; Mclvor 130, 160, 161, 230, 231; Myers 137tr; New- comb Hall 129; Nye 139; Pagani 76, 86tr, tl, bl, 87; Pappijohn 302, 332b; Pearson 78b; Reed 337; Roane 70; Rockwell 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 313, 314, 315; Roseberry 64b, 167, 178, 260b; ROTC 92, 93; Rothenberg 37br, 62b; Sanderson 25t, 26tr, 30tl, 181, 215, 234b, 236, 237, 296; Shannon 259t, 261br; Simpson 31tl, 116cr, 124br, 193, 206; SLT 106, 107; Sphinx Club 1320; Spicer 68, 69; St. Anthony 166; Strasburger 324; Steinberg 210; Theta Delt 142, 143, 145; U. Guides 240b; Uni- versity Union 115b, CI; Webb 108, 109, 110, 136Ic, r1; Wellman 19r, 23, 29t, 31tr, 36, 41b; Whitehouse 214I, 222, 223, 318tI;Wise 118br, CI, 126, 127, 136b, 264b, 304br; Worthington 15tr, 18r, 19l, 22, 29b, 30b, 37bl, 47b, 50b, 51b, 52, 57tl, 591, 64bl, 125, 150; Wolfe 138; PORTRAITS 4 Stevens Studios, Bangor, Maine. ETCETERA - CD. Art 88, 89; Declaration Art 90; Honoraries Art, Connie Clark; Housing Art Mike Goodman; Black Culture Week Graphics Bill Hellmuth; Sports Copy Tom Albrecht, Ann Burlin; Schools Copy Susan Byers; Honor Trial Copy Anthony Caputy; President Shannon Copy Scott Dedman; Social Copy Tom McClure; Housing Copy Mike Mclvor; Calendar design 1972 YACKETY YACK, Graphics Bill Hellmuth, Copy Steve Smiley; Social Art Kathy Powell SPECIFICATIONS 4 Gloss Enamel, basic paper stock; Hunt- er Natural, brownlblack ink, Honoraries and Calander; Helve- tica body type; 65 pound cover weight endsheets; cover by Universal, Inc.