Washington and Lee University - Calyx Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1976 volume:

ARCHIVES ■!r)(T--w-r)(T-jt- ' 7- ' ii:- ' D ?-j m m LIBRARY Washington and Lee University OP ' mm ' m m ir ! i ! idQ? J ( ? C l i! Lexington, Virginia and Washington College. 1857 1 William D. Thomson, Editor Douglas P. Foster, Photography Editor P. Bruce Borghardt, Business Manager Robert B. DlSllvestre, Layout I Patrons J. C. Abbruzzese | Mrs. A. Douglas Addison ' Mr. Mrs. Abe Adier 1 Mr. Mrs. Percy D. Ayres W.P. Bannister Mr. Mrs. Edward L. Beauchamp Mr. Mrs. Charles V. Brown, Jr. Mr. Mrs. W.P. Buckthal G. Edward Calvert, M.D. Ben L. Chastain  L.L. Craighill Mr. Mrs. Robert Cranshaw Mr. Mrs. Eugene A. Culver Col. Mrs. William D. Davis Mr. Mrs. M. Howard Devilbiss Robert L. Downin Mrs. William T. Driscoll, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Foreman, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul M. Foster Mr. Mrs. John O. Gaultney Mr. Mrs. Marcus B. George Mr. Mrs. John A. Glover Fred Godin George R. Gosey, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Gray Capt. Mrs. William H. Grigg Mr. Mrs. Benjamin L. Hackerman Mr. Mrs. Arthur L. Hanrahan Mr. Mrs. Thomas Hunt Hardinge, Mrs. Stephen Havasy Mr. Mrs. Charles C. Helscher Frank Hightower Longstreet Hinton Mr. Mrs. Harold Ragan Howe Mr. Mrs. William J. Hughes, Jr. Mrs. Lou Ella L. Ingram Dr. Mrs. Frederic S. Jackson Lt. Col. Harold A. Johnson Dr. Mrs. Melvin F. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Harvey B. Kershaw, Jr. Dr. Mrs. Michael Kurilecz Dr. Mrs. M.T. Laffitte, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Erwin R. Lindsey T.C. Lupton, Jr. Dr. Mrs. Kenneth G. MacDonald Harry L. McCarthy Ken McCreedy Mr. Mrs. Joseph T. McDonough Mr. Mrs. John M. McGovern Mr. Mrs. Stanley Melrose Jr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Mickler Mr. Mrs. Percy Montague III Col. Mrs. Paul J.B. Murphy, Jr Julian J. Nexsen Mr. Mrs. Donald R. Norland Dr. Robert E. Nyquist Dr. Mrs. Vernon E. O ' Berry David W. Otey Mr. Mrs. Ernest Pearson Robert C. Peery Capt. Robert C. Penlston Mr. Mrs. Arne L. Peterson Mr. Mrs. F.C. Plitt, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Luga Podesta Dr. Mrs. C.G. Power, Jr. Mrs. Anne C. Pritchett Mr. Mrs. Henry F. Prysi Dr. Mrs. Robert A. Pucel Walter M. Pultz Mary A. Quinn Albert A. Radcliffe George P. Ramsey, Jr. Mr. Mrs. H. Ward Reighley Mr. Mrs. William C. Rogers, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Arthur M. Rose Mr. Mrs. Walter W. Sibson, Jr. Janet M. Silva Dr. Mrs. Richard A. Sindler Dr. Mrs. E. Ide Smith Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Smith Dr. Mrs. Law Sone Mr. Mrs. David L. Strachan Earl W. Stradtman Mr. Mrs. Carl L. Sunkel Mr. Mrs. Norman E. Swope Dr. Mrs. J.C. Taylor Lt. Col. Mrs. Ray L. Teel Fred Thieringer, Jr. W.R. Thompson Mr. Mrs. David S. Thomson Ray G. Torgerson Mr. Mrs. Herman J. Travers Judge Mrs. George R. Triplett Mr. Mrs. Freddie L. Troxler Mr. Mrs. Gordon G. Tucker Mr. Mrs. Kenneth H. Volk Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Watson Mr. Mrs. Landon R. Wyatt, Jr. Mr. Mrs. William D. Yevich — r Cover photo by Doug Foster. Special thanks to Edwin D. Craun, Sidney M.B. Coulling, Ronu; Pat Hinely, Sally Mann, Ricky McHan, Jim Manuel, D.S.T. and M.E.T. (for moral support). W L LACROSSEn975 SEASON RESULTS W L 7 Morgan State 8 W L 9 Connecticut 7 W L 23 Duke 2 ; W L 16 Bowling Green 3 W L 7 Princeton 11 W L 8 Navy 14 W L 13 Hofstra 14(SD0T) W L 15 Cortland State 10 W L 19 North Carolina State 4 W L 12 North Carolina 13(SD0T) W L 15 Towson State 14 W L 17 William and Mary 4 W L 14 Washington College 15 W L 15 Roanoke 11 W L 14 Rutgers 13 W L 9 Virginia 5 W L 11 John Hopkins (NCAA) 7 W L 5 Maryland (NCAA) 15 Seaso n Record: Won 11, Lost 7 Jack Emmer, Head Coach Ranked No. 5 Nationally NCAA Tournament Semifinalist % ■ m The Birds Directed by Robert Lecky Stone, Jr. Setting and lights designed by Waiter Romanchul Costumes and masks designed by Walter Romanchuk Choreography by Don Hogle Old Comedy, such as that of Aristophanes, devel- oped directly out of the festivals to worship Dionysus, the god of wine. These festivals were origi- nally drunken orgies in the streets, with the crowds carrying huge phallic symbols and screaming insults at all who refused to participate. The comic plays which evolved were therefore bawdy and fast-paced. The spirit was high, and the cast enjoyed performing as much as the audience did watching. Unfortunately, Aristophanes wrote for a small city where every audience member was familiar to all others, at least by name and reputation. This gave the playwright the opportunity to use personal, inside jok es to supplement the main sexual and verbal humor of his script. The Greek is filled with refer- ences to specific people, as well as with hundreds of puns. Many of these are lost in translation. The purpose of this production of The Birds at the University Theatre was to perform the play in the spirit which the playwright intended. The modernized translation by William Arrowsmith and numerous changes by director and cast were designed to make the stock elements of the play more obvious to a modern audience. Many of the personal references were cut, and new puns were added. The caricatures of each part were also modernized (as with one bird imitating Groucho Marx) to allow the audience to identify them more easily. This production was also a tremendous educa- tional experience. For the actors, wearing face masks and phalluses gave an entirely different approach to character devel opment than modern theatre requires. Facial reactions and thought processes were ignored, and vocal variety with phys- ical action was stressed. This was also an experi- ence for the director, who had never been formally trained in the use and handling of a chorus or in the use of face masks. Lecky Stone, Director CAST: Brad Listen, Dan Scott, Don Hogle, Alex Bourdrez, John Ellis. Win Harrington, Mike Gallagher, Peter Goss, Gray Coleman, Skip Forsyth, Peter Quinn. Pam Wise, Craig Strachan, Brian Garr, Rick McHan, Bobby Ramirez, Johnny Hargrove, Chris Willet, Margot Marcucci, Bill Hirschmann. Morris Udall October 28, 1975 Sponsored by the 1976 Mock Democratic National Convention Parents ' Weekend FOOTBALL RECORD: 16-21. Madison; 9-9, Centre; 14-26, Randolph-Macon; 14-27, Southwestern; 13-29, Hampden-Sydney; 3-13, Sewanee; 0-54, Bucknell; 0-35, Denison; 3-26, Coast Guard; 28-26, Georgetown. Hopes were high on August 26 when nearly a hundred young men reported for four weeks of preseason workouts. In an effort to turn the W L football program around, Head Coach Bill McHenry and his staff had spent the off-season recruiting as well as encouraging a rigorous weight program. The result was a youthful and strengthened look for the 75 Generals. The experienced core of the previous year ' s team returned, giving the offense a strong passing attack featuring senior tri-captain Jack Berry at quarterback with senior split end Mark George and junior tight end Tony Perry. The Generals came through preseason practices and scrimmages in excellent physical condition, and an attitude of determined optimism prevailed as they approached what was to be a key game, their season opener with Madison. Under the lights in Harrisonburg the Generals suf- fered a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of the Madison Dukes. Down by 17 at half, the defense held Madison scoreless for the remainder of the game. The offense fought hard only to fall a touchdown shy of a big victory. The score was 21-16. The loss of running back Raynard Scott to a knee injury hurt the Generals the following week as they returned home to take on the Centre College Colo- nels. Again having to battle back from a deficit, the offense finally put together a lasting offensive drive. Quarterback Berry brought the team to a tying score with minutes left. A last second field goal attempt was just wide, and the score remained 9-9. The next week the Generals traveled to tangle with the Yellowjackets of Randolph-Macon. Unable to take advantage of their opponent ' s mistakes, the Generals lost, 26-14. The team returned home on October eleventh to face the Fighting Lynx of Southwestern University, in front of the Homecoming crowd. Down by 13 at half, the team showed encouraging effort by opening up their attack in the third quarter. The final quarter, however, proved to be Southwestern ' s, as they went on to win 27-14. The Generals ' efforts continued to fall short. In the next two games their opponents capitalized on their errors; the 29-13 thumping by Hampden-Sydney and the heartbreaking 13-3 loss to arch rival Sewanee brought their record to 0-4-1. At this point in the season the team entered the most difficult half of a tough schedule. The strong Bucknell Bisons and the Denison Big Red took advantage of the Generals on consecutive weekends, 54-0 and 35-0. Numerous injuries and a loss of spirit made a comeback effort even more difficult. After losing to Coast Guard in New London, 3-26, the Generals re- turned to Wilson field to stage a stunning upset over Georgetown (28-26) in the first annual ' Gobbler Bowl. FOOTBALL: Sal Abbruzzse. Mike AirhearL James Babcock, Phil Bailey. George Ballantyne, Mike Bamat, Larry Banks, Tom Baynham, Bob Bender, George Berry, Jack Berry, Todd Bonanza, Charlie Brown, Bob Burkholder, Michael Busbey, Eamon Cassell, Tony Ciucci, John Cocklereece, Don Crossley. Steve DiBiagio, Mark Duncan, Rick Fink, George Fisher, Carl Folcik, Craig Forry, Skip Forsyth, Bill Frear, Mike Gallagher, Mark George, Dean Greenberg, Tom Gregory, Jim Guynn, David Hamra, Mark Healy, Ted Hissey, Bruce Howard, Ed Johnson, Rocky Joyner, Larry Kanavas, Walton Kingsbery, Dan Kniffen, Rick Kulp, Grant Leister, Greg Lilly, Rob Lindsey, Harry Mazaheri, Larry McNulty, John Miller, Robert Moorhead, Richard Moncure, Richard Moran, Jack Norberg, Jeff Opp, Tony Perry, Steve Pittenger, Jack Reeves. Pat Reilly. Ed Rodgers. Bob Rogers, Steve Schweierhof, Raynard Scott, Steve Scully, Bryan Sibson. Jeff Slat- coff, Donnie Smith, Ken Smith, Scooter Smith, Keith Steele. Scott Swope, Bob Szczecinski. Dan Thompson. Mark Travers, George Triplett. Tom Turco, Ed Tutak. Matt Valaes, Keith Van Lanen, Preston Waldrop, Ed Wick, John Wilcox. Richard Wiles, Dan Williams, Bob Williams, Warren Wolfe iklL i J .5j - -• ,1 t i jl K ! _ t ' ] fes jfr ' ggtw ! - J= •7ttV  ) w ' i ' ' ■ ' ' 1 ' . photo by Temp Webber .i t Soccer Standing: Coach Joe Lyies, Jeff Barr, Harry Hall, Alexander Bishop. Bill Stone, Robert Suit, Greer Barriault, Lawrence Daniel, Todd Tyson, Woods King, Ed Grandes Del Mazo, Mike Monahan, Dave Norland. Charles Dauria, Ryland Owen Kneeling: Malcolm Hastings, James McNider, Doug Hunter, Howard Collier, James Wilson. Bill Cogar, James Veghte, Mark Derbyshire, Mark Bennett VARSITY SOCCER RECORD: 1-3. Villanova; 0-8, William and Mary; 0-5, University of Virginia; 2-5. Eastern Mennonite; 0- 5. West Virginia Wesleyan; 5-0. Radford College; 0-3, Lynchburg College; 0-2, Virginia Mili- tary Institute; 5-0, Roanoke College; 0-1. Madison College; 1-0, Hampden-Sydney; 0-10, Navy; 0-1 . Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Lack of experience was the major problem for the soccer team this year. A majority of the team were freshmen and sophomores; as a result, it was a rebuilding year. The schedule was tough, however, with op- ponents like Virginia, Navy, and Madison. The Generals ' final record, 3-10, did not in- dicate the calibre of the team, as several of their losses were by one or two-goal margins. Although the offense twice made as many as five goals, the scoring was, for the most part, sporadic. With much of the pressure being placed on the defense, it was overworked and often un- able to hold off effectively the opposing team. A-:;  rt -: J,V, SOCCER; Robert Benfield, Brian Carroll, Jeff Gould. Charles Habliston, Truman Jones, Kendall Jones, James Lancaster, IVIIcfiael Levine, Shaun Levesque, Franklin H lclntyre, Ralpfi Neil. James Page, Scott Price, Henry Roemer, Crawford Sites, Stepfien Stahl, Reid Taylor, Richard Taylor, Gardner Umbarger, Scott Wash Cross-Country The cross-country team had high hopes of winning the V.C.A.A. Championship Meet this year. An enthusiastic atti- tude was sparked by a strong top five and by the idea that the harriers would be running on their own territory. Their hopes were dashed on November 8. A week before the state meet, W L was crushed by power- ful Eastern Mennonite and Madison College on a swift, flat course. Revenge was to be had when these teams ran on the hilly W L course in the V.C.A.A. State Meet. In the meet, how- ever, W L placed a distant fourth. Number one for W L was Tern Washington, who captured eighth place. Jim Frantz, Paul Thomson, Al Weeks, and Mike Burns rounded out the top five with 12th, 17th, 18th and 35th, respectively. W L ' s team was in good position the first two miles, but from there it was downhill. Washington and Frantz began to lose contact with the front runners and got caught up in the mud with the rest of the pack. Nonetheless, the team posted a rather impressive seasonal record of 8-5. The top five ran with a close time spread averaging between one and two minutes. The highlight of the season came when the top five went to Waltham, Massachusetts for the Division III, N.C.A.A. Cross- Country Championships. Not faced with any pressure to improve their records, the harriers ran well in a field of over five hundred runners. FIRST ROW: Tern Washington, Paul Thomson, Dave Nicholson, Mike Burns SECOND ROW: Coach Miller, Jim Frantz. John Plowden, Bill Welch, Henry Hairston THIRD ROW: Tom Peletier, Allen Weeks, Walter Scott, George Ward. Ferris Mack CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD: forfeit, Chnstopfier Newport; 25-30, Davis and Elkins; 42-15, Shepard College; 15-43, Virginia Military Institute; 29-26, Roanoke; 30-25, Nor- folk State; 42-20, Lynchburg; 50-15, Christopher Newport; 50-15, Virginia Wesleyan; 25-30, Bridgewater; 39-18, West Virginia Tech; 20-35, Eastern Mennonite; 21-32, Madison. •■; -V- -tV- S - ' - V f -irr - ! - Endgame Directed by Hugh J. Sisson, V Setting by Walter Romanchuk Lights by Scott Silverlight CAST: David Minton. Paul Cella, Brock Johnson, Mark L. Mitchell . . . well, well, so there ' s an audience. It ' s a public show, you buy your seat and you wait, perhaps it ' s free, a free show, you take your seat and you wait for it to begin, or perhaps it ' s compulsory, a com- pulsory show, you wait for the compulsory show to begin, it takes time, you hear a voice, perhaps it ' s a recitation, that ' s the show, someone reciting, selected passages, old favourites, a poetry mati- nee, or someone improvising, you can barely hear him, that ' s the show, you can ' t leave, you ' re afraid to leave, it might jae worse else- where, you make the best of it, you try and be reasonable . . . that ' s the show, waiting for the show, to the sound of a murmur, you try and be reasonable, perhaps it ' s not a voice at all, perhaps it ' s the air, ascending, descending, flowing, eddyirig, seeking exit, finding none, and the spectators, where are they, you didn ' t notice, in the anguish of waiting, never noticed you were waiting alone, that ' s the show, waiting alone, in the restless air, for it to begin . . . Samuel Beckett — The Unnamable m k I M irJ p ' 3 1 |i wmfmtm ?l?Ur M English Dabney Stuart i -q «p j 1 Politics Edward Pinney John Handelman Administration Lawrence Lament Military Science Economics Journalism John Jennings, Paxton Davis Sociology ' iSai Kendall White ' Ij: ' ' .- V ' •  i Emory Kimbrough Psychology Philosophy Charles Boggs 2 fc._ USIC Robert Stewart Drama Religion Louis Hodges Engineering Henry Ravenljorst Foreign Languages I; ' r V  JJL I rv 4 Harold Hill .1 1 ri Russell Knudson Art Geology Biology James Starling and Hickman Royal Ruth ' tRomas Nye Physical Education 1 Dennis Bussard 2 Jack Emmer 3 Norris Aldridge 4BillMcHenry 5 George O ' Connell 6 Joe Lyies 7 Gary Franke 8 William Stearns 9 Norman Lord 10 Tom Jones 11 Boyd Williams 12 John Hughes 13 Verne Canfield 14 Dick Miller 15 Buck Leslie Chemistry 1= James Shillington VanH.PatBi?r Wfl Founders ' Day January 19, 1976 BL. Maynard Ferguson with the W L Jazz Ensemble — January 20, 1976 The National Lampoon Show ' i ' -= ' - % The Visit Directed by Rob Mish, III Setting by Walter Romanctiuk, Jr. Lighting by Sam Steves, Scott Silverlight The Visit is a story that takes place in a little town in Central Europe, written by one who by no means sets himself apart from these people and who is not so sure that he himself would act differently ... I describe men, not marionettes, tell a story, not an allegory; I set up a world, not the moral ... I don ' t even try to confront my play with the world, because all this kind of thing happens naturally, by itself, as long as the audience is still a part of theatre. Tragedy presupposes guilt, despair, moderation, lucidity, vision, a sense of responsibility . . . Comedy alone is suitable to us. But the trag- ic is still possible even if pure tragedy is not. We can achieve the tragic out of comedy. We can bring it forth as a frightening moment, as an abyss that opens suddenly. Claire Zachanassian represents neither justice nor the Marshall plan, not even the Apocalypse; let her be just what she is: the richest woman in the world, able, because of her fortune, to behave like a heroine in Greek tragedy, absolute, cruel — perhaps like Medea. ' — Friedrich Durrenmatt ' ' ' i ■ ■ IH I W i H mm. B j% , mI I 1 H 1 Cast: Brock Johnson, Carol Phemister, Hunt Brown, Phyllis Davis, Warren Mowry, Margaret Marcucci, Lecky Stone, Dan Scott, Brad Listen, John Hollinger, Chris Willet, Michael Kurilecz, Stewart Barroll, Michael Hollinger, Michael Gallagher, Terry Dreith, Mary Muldoon, Beth Burns, Caroline Burns, Gray Coleman, Bill Hirschmann, Paul Morella, Neil Johnson. 77 Fancy Dress Weekend 1976 ' MT Left Sims, to riqht (Kneeling): Mike Missal, Mickey Knapp, Bruce Williams, Kim Sims, Mike Wenke, John Podgajny (Captain), Bob Forlenza, Drew s, Pat Dennis, Frank Friedman. (Standing): Dennis Bussard (Assistant Coach), Bill Murphy (Assistant Coach), Dave Leunig, Bob Flint, Don Berlin, Norm Kris ' toff, Ardith Collins, Jeff Baum, Chris Larson, Ray Bolding, Jim Berlin, Verne Canfield (Head Coach) Washington and Lee ' s basketball Generals won the Virginia College Athletic Association title for 1976 with a 13-1 mark in league competition and boasted a 19-7 record overall. The big disappointment of the season was that the Generals were not invited to this year ' s NCAA Division III Finals. Certainly the team deserved to go. As far as victories went, the team came within one win of tying the school record of 20 held by two previous W L teams. Accordingly, this year ' s team will be remembered as one of W L ' s finest. The Generals went undefeated the entire month of January and went on to win 13 games in a row before losing to Old Dominion College — a Division II team. This was the tenth straight year Verne Canfield has coached his team to a winning season. Senior John Podgajny had much to do with the Generals ' success, averaging 17.7 points per game. Pod- gajny ended his W L career just 16 points short of 1,000 career points. Leading the Generals ' defense were Jeff Baum and Bob Flint in rebounding while freshman Mike Wenke added an occasional steal. Wenke, Dave Leunig and Ardith Collins on offense gave the team unexpected strength. Juniors Chris Larson, Kim Sims, Don Berlin, and sophomores Bob Forlenza and Pat Dennis provided depth off the bench for W L. Senior Norm Kristoff, who averaged 11 points per game last year, missed a lot of action because of a shoulder injury. Next year ' s Generals should have a good shot at capturing another VCAA crown because the team will lose only three graduating seniors. Basketba 72 73 Bridgewater, 67 Lock Haven, 70 87 98 Lynchburg, 81 Emory and Henry, 53 78 Lycoming, 75 66 Old Dominion, 78 W L Opponent 78 Emory and Henry, 61 80 Christopher Newport, 69 86 York, 67 77 Virginia Wesleyan, 62 93 Eastern Mennonite, 72 86 Washington College, 67 70 Eastern Mennonite, 69 73 Hampden-Sydney, 68 84 Lynchburg, 85 72 Hampden-Sydney, 71 65 Randolph-Macon, 90 57 University of Virginia, 101 72 Bridgewater, 68 58 Allentown, 60 76 Eckerd College, 87 74 Christopher Newport, 60 110 Maryville, 82 60 St. Leo ' s, 54 64 Virginia Wesleyan, 62 65 Madison, 70 Swimming . £ '  Left to Right (sitting): Peter Meem, David Winge, Bill Cogar, Robert Benfield, Bob Marvin, David Scott. (middle row): Rod Scott, Robby Searles, Gordon Ross, David Norland, Gary Seldomridge. (standing:) John Hudson, Noel Clinard, Chip Hoke, Tad Van Leer, Bill Tiers, Stewart Jones, Bill Gregg, Keith Romich, Charles Moon, Bil Meyer, Coach Bill Stearns, Lt. Col. Louis McFadden. The 1976 swimming season was probably W L ' S finest e Highlifl.hted by wins over ri s VMI an IWillianfi and Mary, the Generals finisheH ft ith an 8 dual meet record. The Generals also made a fin showing in the Division III National Swimming and Diving Championships, which resulted in an 8th place finish and six Ail-Americans. , Heading the list of Ail-Americans was sophomore %. ohn Hudson, who became W L ' s first national champion, by winning the 500 and 1650 yard freestyle gyents. He also received All-American recognition ,for his performances in the 200 yard freestyle and 800 yard freestyle relay. Hudson was voted W L ' s . Outstanding Swimmer and elected Co-Captain for ■ next season. ■ Tad VanLeer achieved All-American status for the 50 yard freestyle. The junior was also voted Go-Cap- tain for next year. Senior Bill Cogar, W L ' s diving acer received All-American honors for the oneffl£te« diving event. Freshman Keith Romich was named All-Americ? for the 200 yard freestyle ,and 800 yard freestyle relay; senior Rod Scott attained All-American recog- nition for his participation on the 800 yard freestyle j relay, as did freshman Chip Hoke. ' 4 .. ' ' im ' rV.T-j -iirnry.y- 9 • • • The wrestling team achieved its second consecutive winning season this year. This goal was accomplished against formidable opponents: Duke, VMI, | VPI, Davidson, Swarthmore, Temple, and Delaware. The final record of 8-7 was due largely to the coaching of Head Coach Gary Franke and his assistant Jon | Spear. i The biggest dual meet win was a 22-15 verdict over Swarthmore (which lost | only one other match all season). The team also performed well in the Citadel I Tournament, with six finalists out of nine entries. The VCAA tournament, too, | was successful: four wrestlers reached the finals and Jim Crytzer won his sec- I ond consecutive title. • A great part of the team ' s success was due to the outstanding performances ? of six freshman wrestlers who won varsity letters. Kevin McFadden won 17 ■• matches and was voted the Outstanding Freshman Wrestler. Dan Kniffen won ' 15 matches and both Tom Morville and Graham Hudgins were victorious eight , times. Jim Crytzer was voted Outstanding Wrestler for the second time and at- 4 tended the Division III National Championships. Lee Keck, a four-year let- terman, ended his career with an 11-5-1 record. Rick Heldrich, a three-year let- terman, finished his outstanding career with nine victories. Heldrich received the Mathis Award, which Is presented each year to the senior who has done the most for W L ' s wrestling program. Wrestling Let, ,0 R,gh, (kneenng): Ph„ He,dr,ch, Graham Hudgms, Andy K,ng, John Connolly, J,m F„ppen,Tommy Morv,„e, Howard Kn,pp. .n„co grdfn J: John Spear, J,m Cry,zer, M,.e Cameron, Bl„ Rudy, Bi„ Cole, Paul Harris, Fred Br,mPerg, John Bruch, Kevin McFadden, Gary Franke, Coach. Executive Committee Left to Right (seated): Sandy Stradtman, Secretary; Leiand McCullough, President, Mynders Glover, Vice-President. (standing): Clendon Lee, Bobby Pugh, Scott Franklin, Jim Underhill, Channing Martin, Billy Webster, Elliot Hicks, Radar Davis, Bill Garrison. Interfraternity Council Left to Right (seated): Marshall Weaver, Secretary; Jack Sadler. President; Alfred Robinson, Vice-President, (standing): Bill Crawford. Treasurer; Ken Voelker, Claiborne Irby. Lu Dudley. student Activities Board Left to Right (seated): Terry Atwood, Co-Chairman; Michael Armstrong, Steve Baker, Billy Thomas. (standing): Bill Broders, Steve Norris, John Berley, Doug Jackson, John Miller, Clark Thompson, Co-Chairman; Don Caffery. Contact 76 Committee Clockwise: Paul Simpson, Mike Luttig, Ken Ruscio. Bob Dedman, Watson Wright, Dave McLean, John Bruch, Tom Murphy, Clark Thompson, Rand Krikorian, Michael Monahan, Co-Chairman (with Gandalf); Bill Flesher, Co-Chairman; Sandy Harcus, Jack Sadler, University Federation Left to Right: Marga Wheeler, Secretary and General Coordinato r; Mike Cappeto, Advisor; Jim Haines, President; Kirl Ruffin, Big Brother Chairman. W L Crew Left to Right: Tom Greenwood, Stew Barroll, William Taylor, Edwin Wright, Henry Hauptfuhrer, Peter Lin, Breck Ingles. 1976 Mock Convention Left to Right (seated): Rick Wolf, Co-Chairman; Pfiil Halchett, Press Secretary; Reed Morgan, Co-Cfiairman. (standing): Hal Wellforo, Credentials Chairman; Stuart Coco, Platform Chairman; fvlark Sharp, Candidate Survey Chairman; David Braun, Public Relations Chairman; Walt Kelley, Secretariat Head; Trip Wornom, Parade Chairman; Jim Lavi son, Administrative Assistant; Glynn Griggs, Secretary. 95 Letter Ring-turn Phi editor, articles criticized li.liiar. I hr nni«-niin I ' lir. The llnvc issues of llu- I ' lii lli.il lui c Ix-cn publishal so f.iv liavc Ikvii jiisl ;i vlul. 1 he wiiliiig is iiiiiii- spiicd. llu- liciiiniiic ' s ;irc dead, ihc ••iKHclllT- Klllllllll is - - .- .■ .- „ Ariel •diiori.ds l ' ' l ' iiplv 1 lie |)r .il)kni is tlcar. V Kappa Plii has a sti-angliliold on Uic Publica- tions Board. I hat Ixiard dictates ihe editors of the campus publications, including tile Phi. It is no surprise lliat the editor of the Calyx, an edi- tor of ulie liicl. anil ihe editor of ihe Phi are all nieinbers of Pi Phi. 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Bill Graver 3. Pete Williams 4. Dewey Stinson 5. Wally Willett 6. Dave Anderson 7. Joe Walker 8. Pooch Pouch 9. Snake Wilburn 10. Steve Good 11. Frank Ellerbe 12. Kendall Jones 13. MikeBurnette 14. Gary Patrick 15. John Leithead 16. Mike Forry 1 7. Dan Thompson 18. Chip Brown 19. Mike Kurilecz 20. Gliff Sondock 21. Shorty Sundberg 22. Eggplant Woods 23. Jim Underhill 24. Ernest Bartlett 25. Robert Metcalf 26. James Vardell 27. Ghris Cascone 28. Bill Pifer 29. Gritation 30. Knooch Phillips 31. Hucklebrry Hough 32. Fish Fisher 33. Walter Scott 34. Brewster Houston 35. Flesh Fisher 36. Doug Muir 37. Tad Leithead 38. Mick Mickler 39. Grog Forry 40. Kevin Gonnor 41. Sniffs Sipple 42. Lang Craighill 43. Scott Hood 44. Skid Glark 45. Tater Francis 46. Trip Wornom 47. Bill Garrison 48. Leiand McGallough 49. Bill Broders 1. Ted Uhlman 2. Jim Utterback 3. Mark Ulmer 4. Grant Leister 5. Barry Godin 6. Alan Bauer 7. Tom O ' Hara 8. Charlie Walsh 9. Henry Hauptfuhrer 10. A.J. May 11. Ken Bewick 12. Edwin Wright 1 3. Robert Jackson 14. Jim Mendoza 15. Don Fleming 16. Dick Barron 17. Rob Bates 18. Gary Adams 19. Doug Adams 20. Carey Chisholm 21. Greg Adier 22. GaryPodesta 23. Tim Kelley 24. Rick Kama 25. Skip Franck 26. John Pierce 27. Pete AdIer 28. Mark Hamric 29. Bill Rodgers 30. Curt Smith 31. Glen Stanford 32. BobMehler 33. Parker Potter 34. Bill Dnscoll 35. Terry McCartin 36. Doug Foster 37. Jay McCann 38. Gray Coleman 39. Todd Tyson 40. Bill Thomson 41. Bruce Borghardt 42. Mike Ferrara Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1. Rob Couch 2. Daniel Herbert 3. Chip Sites 4. John Swanson 5. Howie Morrison 6. Scottie Farrar 7. Ferdie Richards 8. Jim McClintock 9. Miller Kennedy 10. Steve Norris 11. Holman Head 12. Huxley Brown 1 3. Clark Thompson 14. DukeRatliff 15. Clay Jackson 16. Jack Dudley 17. Bob Kelly 18. Tim Moore 19. EdCalhson 20. Hal Wellford 21. Alfred Robinson 22. Jay Kershaw 23. Richard Taylor 24. Rick Stem 25. Rob Ingram 26. Donnie Smith 27. Paul Brock 28. David Winge 29. Terry Pollock 30. Buck McKamy 31. Will Pierce 32. Raymond Mclntyre 33. Douglas Hunter 34. Tom Murphy 35. Ken Voelker 36. Frank Rogers 37. Jay Sever 38. Sandy Stradtman 39. David Hundley 40. Mason Hawfield 41. Bill Gillespie 42. Phil Morrison 43. Lee Davies 44. Richard Moncure 45. Buckwheat Clement Sigma Chi ■i. £M MMi Mi mir S:Si: i 4 ' 1 Di 2. Scott Carlson 3. John Sacco 4. Mike McCullogh 5. Lee Muse 6. Kevin Lamb 7. Martha Carmody 8. Nick Nickell 9. Wyatt Hannah 10. G.E. Lumpkin 11. Ace Dods 12. Porter McNeil 13. Austin Ball 14. Sammy Thompson 15. BobColetti 16. John Henzel 1 7. Greer Barriault 18. Mark Hampton 19. Mary D. 20. John Martin 21. Hunter Charbonnet 22. Michael Armstrong 23. Eric Nord 24. Doug Kohlenstein 25. Jim Southard 26. Doug Jackson 27. AlyceC. 28. Robert Ballenger 29. Paul Brock 30. Brian Carroll 31. Terry Atwood 32. Jim Grey 33. Douglas Byrd 34. Russell Moore 35. Rand Krikorian 36. Rick Stewart 37. A O Smith 38. John Hill 39. Jim Shoemaker 40. MikeCleary 41. PageKelley 42. David Carpenter 43. Richard Rathbone 44. Harvey Kay 45. Hal Hamilton 46. Tim Vaughn 47. Jerry Baird 48. Jim Koch 49. Mark Putney 50. Yogi Powell 51. Heartsill Ragon 52. Frazier Humphries 53. John Roadsen 54. Ed Dougherty 55. Sandy Harcus 56. Steve Gableman 57. John Wilson 58. Dave Johnston 59. James Ballou 60. Mary Pontius 61. Jim Tommins 62. Manny Smith 63. Cobb Alexander 64. Marshall Jemison 65. Courtney Donaldson 66. Bob Lyford 67. Randall Mann 68. Boiling Haygood Bob Jungman Jay Doyle Rob Wendt Harry T. Jones R. Madison Spencer Jim Gould Paisley Boney Joel Everett Davy ury Larry Connolly Boice Mc Grew Gayden Roberts Luis DeHechavarria David Knack Warren Mowry Ben Swan Edward Graham Scott Devening Rob Jones Bill Davis Joe Conner Bruce Zivley Gary Seldomridge Munster David Denny Pete Cavalier Ken MacDonald 1. Dennis Oakley 2. Benjamin Lowe 3. Marshall Snyder 4. Brad E lliot 5. Rex Nyquist 6. Grant Mouser 7. Warren Jervey 8. Steve O ' Neill 9. John Follansbee 10. William Perth 11. SteveHufnal 12. Jeff Downin 13. Steve Baldwin 14. Joe Honig 15. Charles Watson 16. Brad Bethel 1 7. Beverly Mauck 18. William Plummer 19. Alan Drennen 20. Nick Pucciariello 21. Kevin Garrity 22. Peter Quinn 1 B L. m ? di • V • Sigma Phi Epsilon 1. Page Wyrough 2. Sean Smith 3. Ray Smith 4. Dave Addison 5. Henry Helzberg 6. Scott WInzeler 7. Z.Z. Jardin e 8. Peter Engel 9. Hank Clark 10. John McGovern 1 1. Terry Shadrick 12. Onil Cote 13. Reid Griffin 14. Sol Brotman 15. Tim Heldman 16. Craig Coller 17. Chris Reld 18. Alan Guyes 19. Chris Goldsmith 20. Will Bernart 21. Howard Rubel 22. Andy Dickens 23. Sherman 24. Spencer Jackson 25. Louis Hackerman 26. Morgan Walker 27. Jeff Acton 28. PatHinton l iKgH t §71 Mike Monahan, Contact co-chairman, with Truman Capote, author and playwright - George Plimpton, author — An Amateur Among the Pros John Barron, senior editor, Readers ' Digest; author KGB Continuing American Revolutions CAST: Paul Morella, Richard Stewart, Rob Mish, Page Kelly, Skip Forsyth, Keith Teal, Seth Oserin, Peter Quinn, Chuck Harer, Lecky Stone, Charles Smith, Stewart Barroll, Warren Mowry, Rick McHan, Bob Smith, Dan Scott, Dan Westbrook, Curt Sharp, Mike Armstrong, Chris Willett, Doug Jackson, Todd Tyson, John Hollinger, Gail Paxton, Penni Chappell, Michael Wenke, Grey Coleman. ,, 7 -1  . ' -:. ::: .A-. : t ; Uj -.: ' -:s :.?jy5--o - THE SPINNERS Track Left to Right (Kneeling): Rich Luke, Mike Burns, Tom Quiggle, Larry Banks, Jack Berry, John Tucker, Jack Norberg, John Plowden, Ray Scott, Don Crossley. (Middle row): Coach Aldridge, Jim Frantz, Kevin Grimm, Bill Welch, Tem Washington, Jim Houston, Steve Schvifeizerhof, Jack Reeves, Bill Lagna, Hix Green, Tab Brown, Tom Turco. (Back row): Hank Phillips, Charles Moon, Phil Dunley, Paul Thomson, Drew Sanders, Elliot Hicks, Norvell Scott, Tony Perry, John Miller, Al Weeks, Freeman Jones, Bob Propst, Talmadge Powell (manager). Tennis - - .- Season Record: 12 wins, 10 losses James Barnes Donelson Caffery James Davis, III Donald Fleming James Fisher Bruce Howard Lee Howard Benjamin Johns. Jr. William Josst James Lawson. Ill Charles Moon. Ill Rex Nyquist Arthur Smith Robert Smith. Jr. Kenneth Voelker David Walker William Webster, IV Pete Williams Robert Wilson, Jr. Baseball |!t fe f t f i A- i, u t J g gt Left to Rigtit (Kneeling): Steve Marzo, Charles Dauria, Richard Wiles, Thomas Oxendine. Michael Falcone, Michael Busbey, Michael Clary, John Quia, David Hundley, Ben Bonaventura. (Standing): David Otey. Robert Carpentier, Bob Szczecinski, Arthur Carmody. Bruce Williams, Thomas Hudgins, Maynard McCorl le, Ted Hissey, Robert McMichael, Dan Westbrook, Coach Joe Lyies. Golf— 1975 « ■ -  - ' r ' i i ' K 13 Wins. 2 Losses; Front (Left to Right) Ken Walters, Terry Shadrick, Asa Candler. Bruce Harvey. Fordy Gardner. Jerry Maatman. Rear (Left to Right): Jimmy Walter. Sandy Avent. Alan Dozier (Captain). Tom Lundberg. Coach Leslie. Lacrosse 1975 -  -,;x.-!?- ' ' ts «(4Jj( - a£L J w£a3b ti .a8g(g :jia - 158 sitting: Doug Fuge, Dirk Pieper, Boyd Martin, Charlie Brown, Sandy MacDonald, Carlos Solarl, Charlie Stieff, Jim Babcock, Mark Derbystiire, Julian Good, Jotinny Black. Kneeling: Steve Norrls, Jack Wilcox, Jimmy Brooks, Sandy Bishop, Brian Tray, Jeff Fritz, Jeff Beneviile, Brian SIbson, Steve White, Dave Eubank, John Strock. Standing: Ed Grandes, Bob Flannery, Chris Larson, Jay SIndler, Rob Morgan, Don Carroll, Rob Lindsey, Chris Kearney, Jim Englehart, Tom Kelgler, Jack Dudley. Washington and Lee ' s lacrosse team would have had to go far to improve last year ' s record. This feeling is common to the team: it has been in the national semifinals for the three previous years, losing each time to the eventual national champion. But the record of the past three years has provided more than just exciting games and thrills. Coach Emmer said the members of the team seemed to have gained more con- fidence in each other. We ' ve experienced a lot of success over the past three seasons. We believe we can play against anyone and be successful. This fact was evidenced by the upgrading of this year ' s schedule. The Generals met some of the toughest competition in the na- tion. The schedule Included lacrosse powers Navy, Maryland and Hofstra. The team also played one of the best club teams in the na- tion, Mt. Washington. The Generals were strong in three of the four aspects of the game. The defense and goal were extremely tight. All-American defenseman Rob Lindsey, a tri-captain, re- turned with Third Team All-American Tommy Keigler. .Charlie Brown, one of the finest goalies in the nation, was once again in the nets. On the attack, tri-captains Rob Morgan and Donny Carroll returned for their senior years. The only question was the midfield, but with experience and maturation came im- provement in this area. The defense carried the team through most of the early games. Brown was excellent in goal and Keigler, Lindsey and John Strock showed that they deserved recognition. W L has been known as a late starting team. In 1975, the young midfield matured and the Generals won four straight games in two weeks, ending the season with a number five ranking in the nation. The final win came against Johns Hopkins in the first round of the tournament, 11-7. The Generals ended the 1975 season losing to Maryland, the even- tual national champion. This season, the early games proved to be the easiest. W L romped to lopsided vic- tories over N.C. State, Duke and Morgan State. But the Generals were not ready for the challenges offered by North Carolina and Navy. Both games were close, defensive struggles and though the Navy game was decided by a last-second goal, the Generals were defeated in both games. Against Virginia Tech, the W L offense exploded for 23 goals. Fans began to think the team was getting hot: the midfield was ready to play. The team won three of its next five games. One of the losses was to top-ranked Maryland by a close margin. The time had come for the spring surge. The final three regular season games were crucial for W L ' s hopes of gaining an NCAA tournament berth and a chance at winning the national cham- pionship. -TH d9--.. «? ■% «4 .Km ti ' ' V f ioto by Chris Volk 161 Craig Owens, co-chairman of the New York delegation, stepp ed to the microphone. New York casts all of her votes to the next president of the United States — Jimmy Carter! Balloons tell, cameras clicked and dele- gates went wild. With New York ' s votes. Carter won the presidential nominatior) of the 1976 W L Mock Democratic National Convention on the second ballot. The Mock Convention weekend began on Friday, May 7, with the tradi- tional parade. A procession of floats, one representing each state, wound through Lexington ' s streets. Crowds of students and Lexingtonians lined the streets, cheering as each colorful float passed by. Following the parade, 1,300 delegates assembled in the Doremus gymna- sium for introductory speeches and reports. The second session began at 8:00 that evening with the keynote address by Sen. William Proxmire (D.- Wis.), who discussed the issues of the 1976 presidential election. He at- tacked the Ford Administration, Reagan and Nixon, and urged W L students to become involved in government. Proxmire was followed by Rep. Donald Riegle (D.-Mich.). Riegle ' s outspoken address attacked the existence of tax loopholes that favor the wealthy and stressed the need for congressional reform in areas of lobby- ing, procedures and seniority. He emphasized the need for credibility in government and pointed out problems in the current welfare system. Jobs, Riegle said, should be the ultimate end of a successful welfare program. After the speeches the convention was turned over to the student dele- gates. A credentials battle underscored the stop Carter sentiment that became evident throughout the weekend. The credentials battle decided which of the two Puerto Rican delegations would be seated and became a 162 real test of Carter ' s strength. Carter won this battle only after the Illinois delegation belatedly cast its vote in favor of the minority plank. The remainder of the evening was given over to a conservative butchering of Stuart Coco ' s Democratic Platform. During this time, a big state caucus led by Everett Martin of the Illinois delegation discussed the next day ' s presidential balloting. The caucus decided that if Carter could obtain 1,200 votes on the first ballot, party unity would prevail and no serious stop Carter movement would be attempted. The next morning, after a warm-up speech by Sen. Dale Bumpers (D.- Ark.), the candidates were nominated and voted upon. On the first ballot Carter fell 134 votes short of the 1,504.5 votes needed to win the nomina- tion, but he did take over the 1,200 required to sidetrack presidential hope- fuls Hubert Humphrey, George Wallace, Jerry Brown and Morris Udall. On the second ballot Democratic party unity prevailed. In the name of Southern solidarity the 215 Wallace votes shifted to Carter. Eventually the entire convention jumped on the Carter bandwagon and the former Georgia governor received the nomination by a landslide. In a telephone message broadcast to the assembled delegates and ob- servers. Carter expressed thanks for the convention ' s confidence in him. He said, however, that he hoped to be nominated on the first ballot at the New York convention. The vice-presidential nomination was given by acclamation to Sen, Walter Mondale (D.-Minn.) after a confusing series of agreements. With Mondale ' s nomination, the 16th Mock Convention drew to a close, leaving the participants to await the results of the upcoming national convention and election. 4 photo by W. Patrick Hinely Rep. Donald Riegle of Michigan MSmM 1 ■ 168 Washington and Lee will receive approximately $11 million from the estate of the late John Lee Pratt, a prominent business executive and philanthropist, who died December 20 at Fredericksburg, Virginia, at the age of 96. Washington and Lee was in the most favored cate- gory in Mr. Pratt ' s will. Two educational institutions in Virginia, the University of Virginia and Virginia Polytechnic Institute State University, will receive bequests of the same size as Washington and Lee ' s and seven other educational institutions will receive bequests in smaller amounts. Washington and Lee ' s bequest is designated to strengthen salaries and expand the University ' s scholarship program. The large bequests to other in- stitutions are subject to additional provisions that if any of the other bequests fails, then it would come to this university. During his lifetime, Mr. Pratt was a generous anon- ymous benefactor of a number of educational and charitable organizations: A profile of Mr. Pratt published in the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star on the day of his funeral described him as a philan- thropist who quietly and without fanfare gave away hundreds of thousands of dollars to organizations and causes he felt worthwhile. Mr. Pratt was a student for one year at Randolph- Macon College in Ashland, then transferred to the University of Virginia, where he received his degree in civil engineering in 1905. After graduation he joined E.I. duPont de Nemours Company of Wilmington, Delaware, and eventually rose in that company and in General Motors, with which duPont merged in 1917. He was elected GM vice president in 1922, became a director of the company a year later, was a member of the executive committee for 11 years, and served in other executive capacities with the GM board until 1952. In a comment on Mr. Pratt and on the significance of his gift to Washington and Lee, President Robert E.R. Huntley said: Colleges sometimes overuse such words as ' great ' and ' magnificent ' — but I think it is objec- tively fair by any measure to say that those words perhaps understate the impact of John Lee Pratt ' s bequest to Washington and Lee University. In the same way, President Huntley said, I do not think we can overestimate what it has meant to us to have had his friendship, personally and institu- tionally — nor what it has meant ot us to have received his enthusiastic endorsement of our charac- ter, our strengths, and our aspirations. Mr. Pratt was a businessman of lengendary acumen: he created his estate by means of his own talents and his own abilities and his own uncanny powers of judgment. And drawing on those for- midable resources, Mr. Pratt judged Washington and Lee University — and found us worthy. Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Eta Sigma John G. Berry Alan Chipperfield Francis C. Clark John A. Cocklereece Luther H. Dudley II H. Mynders Glover Thomas P. Hudgins Jr. Clendon H. Lee Jr. John M. Luttig Leiand G. McCullough Robert G. Morecock Thomas P. Odell Robert G. Pugh Jr. Henry L. Ravenhorst Kenneth P. Ruscio Stuart Sanders II Clark G. Thompson Jr. Kenneth S. Voelker Clifford L.Walters III James A. Wood Isaac L. Wornom III Stephen C. Yevich Who ' s Who Alan Chipperfield Charles L Christian, III Francis C. Clark Harriet D. Dorsey William J. Flesher William E. Garrison, III H. Mynders Glover Robert F. Lindsey J. Michael Luttig Leiand G. McCullough, III Richard M. Preston Robert G. Pugh, Jr. Kenneth P. Ruscio Gary W. Seldomridge Mu Beta Psi Michael D. Armstrong Donald J. DuRivage, Jr. James L. Haines William J. Kerr Theodore C. Merrick M. Reed Morgan Parke S. Rouse, III John H. Scruggs Robert J. Smith, Jr. Daniel E. Westbrook Jerry M. Baird Walter F. Becker Walter P. Benda Hall B.Clark Michael E. Falcone Robert P. Forlenza Charles E. Hinkle E. Brewington Houston, Jr. Douglas M. Jackson D. PageKelley, III T. Joel Loving Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. James C. Manuel Glenn A. Miller Robert C. Peery, Jr. William C. Porth t John F. Sacco James G. Sheridan, Jr. Gregory C. Sieminski John S. Strong Robert C. Sundberg, II Keith A. Teel Phi Beta Kappa f Ernest W. Bartlett Richard O. Bolden, Jr. P. Bruce Borghardt John A. Cocklereece, Jr. Stuart K. Culver James D. Cury James D. Doyle, III Joel C. Everett H. Mynders Glover Stephen D. Good Robert C. Graham Jon R. Grigg Thomas P. Hudgins, Jr. Robert W. Jones, Jr. Roy M. Jones Paul J. Larkin Stephen C. LaRosa Kenneth O. McCreedy Everett L. McHan David L. Nicholson Michael A. Okin B. Craig Owens Vaughan M. Pultz . Richard F. Rathbone Parke S. Rouse, III Stuart W. Serenbetz Earl W. Stradtman, Jr. Carter A. Tharp Gregory S. Thomas Frederick M. Williams Richard C. Wisman Isaac L. Wornom, III Thomas H. Yancey Stephen C. Yevich Sigma Delta Chi Douglas W. Dewing Robert B. DiSilvestre Preston C. Dorval Brad S. Elliot Michael L. Ferrara William J. Flesher David A. Dennedy Richard L. Lovegrove Ernest H. Lowell Richard H. McCulloch David R. Meschutt Paul A. Morella Grant E. Mouser James F. Norton William G. Oglesby James D. Schakenbach Paul A. Simpson Robert J. Smith Gregory S. Thomas Sammy E. Thompson William D. Thomson David C. Urano Alpha Epsilon Delta Commerce Fraternity m H. Cobb Alexander, Jr. Ben R. Barton Jeffery A. Baum Richard O. Bolden, Jr. Lance C. Brambeck Solomon G. Brotman Carey D. Chisholm - James D. Cury Richard G. D ' Antonio ' Chris J. Dempsher Milton B. Ellis H. Sprague Eustes Joel C. Everett Elliot J. Freed Thomas K. Galvin, III Edward B. Gerhardt Jon R. Grigg Louis B. Hackerman Sinclair J. Harcus, Jr. Boiling C. Haygood Lawrence P. Hobbes Harold R. Howe E. Claiborne Irby, Jr. Richard A. Kania William M. Lagna Stephen C. LaRosa Glenn R. Melrose Thomas A. Mickler, Jr. Thomas B. Montgomery Michael A. Okin Jesse C. O ' Neal Rushton E. Patterson, Jr Richard F. Rathbone Ferdinand Richards, III A. Gayden Robert W. Kirkland Ruffin James U. Scott Robert F. Searles James T. Southard Paul K. Stillwagon Earl W. Stradtman, Jr. Willard C. Thompson Egerton K. vandenBerg Richard C. Wisman Isaac L. Wornom, III - - Jay R. Fries Andrew R. Harvin Russel L. Hewit Richard F. MacDowell Boyd M. Martin Everett H. Martin B. Craig Owens Benjamin M. Phillips Roberto. Pugh Kenneth P. Ruscio Mark E. Sharp R. Frederick Tellefsen John A. Ulizio William A. Wallace John P. Woodley, Jr. Michael L. Anania Jerry M. Baird Ernest W. Bartlett Frederick L. Bates Walter F. Becker Richard D. Blasser P. Bruce Borghardt Edward V. Brush Edwin H. Callison, Jr. Robert R. Campbell, Jr. Peter R. Cavalier Hall B.Clark Daniel C. Coffey Martin C. Colvin Lloyd L. Craighill, Jr. William E. Craver, III William W. Crawford, Jr. Keith J. Crocker Douglas W. Darby Alan P. Dozier Luther H. Dudley, II Donald J. DuRivage, Jr. GaryT. Fitzgerald Jay R. Fries Landon W. Garland, Jr. Stephen 0. Giblin H. Mynders Glover Christopher P. Goldsmith Stephen D. Good James C. Gould R. Craig Graham James L. Haines Philip L Hanrahan Andrew R. Harvin John R. Henzel, Jr. Charles E. Hinkle Bruce D. Jackson Robert W. Jones, Jr. Robert F. Jungman Walter P. Kelley Rand J. Krikorian Peter D. Lami Lawrence J. Lawson, III Marc S. Levin Brian M. Levine LeIandG. McCullough, III Michael J. McDonough Michael F. MacDowell Stephen L. Mangum Mark R. Maurais Kristopher M. Metzger Stephen B. Norris William H. Ogburn, Jr. Jeffery N. Opp Donald C. Overdorff James D. Pearson Roberto. Peery, Jr. Benjamin M. Phillips Charles D. Powell James B. Preston, Jr. William S. Pritchard Robert G. Pugh, Jr. John D. Rosen i Kenneth P. Ruscio Mark E. Sharp Patrick K. Sieg Frederick L. Silbernagel, I Howard R. Sklaroff Robert A. Snyder, Jr. Richard W. Stewart Stephen R. Strawsburg John B. Swanson Ralph F. Tellefsan Clark G. Thompson, Jr. Gary Van Hassent Timothy R. Vaughan Paul L. Vavala John A. Ulizio Kenneth S. Voelker David 0. Warren Lawrence T. Washington Daniel E. Wesfbrook Thomas H, Yancey Stephen 0. Yevich Omicron Delta Beta Gamma Pi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Ernest W. Bartlett John A. Cocklereece, Jr. Keith J. Crocker James 0. Gould Roberto. Graham Robert W. Jones, Jr. William S. Pritchard Lawrence T. Washington Psi Chi David T. Anderson Jeffrey M. Baker Richard G. D ' Antonio David W. Heckenbach T. Michael Stritch, Jr. J. Arthur Wood H. Mynders Glover Stephen D. Good William B. Peard Robert A. Snyder John B. Swanson David C. Warren Thomas H. Yancey 6 6 J ' . afa _. f . - fim rr . . 173 0© To the Class of 76: For those of us privileged to remain at Washington and Lee for longer periods than those usually spanned by a student generation, the CALYX is more than a treasured volume of memorabilia. For us. it is a valuable reference book that helps create the interlock of our University ' s history and its heritage. No alumnus I know looks back at student days here as a time characterized by lack of importance or little interest. I believe that the Class of 1976 will find more reason than many others to argue that you were here at Washington and Lee over years of unusual impact on this institution. You have witnessed dramatic changes in the physical development of the campus, and you have participated in and benefited from sub- stantive growth in the University ' s academic purpose. To those of us who view Washington and Lee in longer perspective, your class has been a source of assurance and encouragement. We have seen in you a heartening renewal of attitudes and concerns for what so many alumni identify as the traditional values of the Washington and Lee experience. Some yearbooks are more successful than others in capturing the essence of this experience. I am con- fident that your editors have labored diligently to achieve this objective. I hope that this volume will be a warm and welcome companion on many occasions throughout your lives when you find within its pages the happy reminder . . . Yes, that ' s the way it was, and wasn ' t it wonderful! JjZcAJtrr ll JtbcM Senior Index ■V (184) ACTON, JEFFREY G.: Philoso- phy Religion; Religion Departmental Schol- arship; Mock Convention; House Manager, Zeta Beta Tau. (234) ADCOCK, Wl ' lLLIAM E.: Physlcs Physics-Englneering; VPhysics De- partmental Scholarship. (212) ADLER, PETER H.: Biology: Robert E. Lge Research Assistant and Scholar; Pi Kappa Phi; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll. (n.p.) AMRHINE, RICHARD K.: Journalism. (§32) AMSLER, ROBERT L, JR.: Spanish: JV crosse; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List. Ap.)ANANIA, MICHAEL L; Accounting and BLijiness Admtn.; Pre-Law Societ ; Phi fS Tftma Delta; Football; Mock Convention; Cq| )ege Rep ' iblicans; Univ. Federation; Ciwimerce Fraternity; Dean ' s List. 23i) ANDERSON, DAVID T.: Psychology. |. (n.p.) ATTINGER, CHRISTOPHER E.; Inter- departmental Natural Sciences, Math. (215) BAKER, JEFFREY M.; Psycholo- gy Philosophy; Football; Psi Chi; Univ, Fed- eration Tutor; Phi Kappa Psi; Deans List; Honor Roll. (220) BAKER, WILLIAM S.: English; Ring- tum Phi: Shenandoah; SAB, Dean ' s List. (217) BALLENGER. ROBERT M Inter- ■Cepartmental Natural Sciences, Math.; Fi- nance Director, Mock Convention; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List; Sigma Chi. (220) BANNISTER, WILLIAM M.-: Psychology. (233) BARROLL, REGINALD 8.: History; Lacrosse: Soccer; University Theatre; Out- ing Club; Pre-Law Society; Rowing Club; Dean ' s List; 1-M Wrestling, (n.p.) BARTLETT, ERNEST W,: Economics; Treasurer, Pi Kappa Alpha; Vice Pres., Com- merce School; Student Control Committee; Commerce Fraternity. (235) BARTON, BEN R Interdepart- mental Natural Sciences, Math.; Alpha Epsilon Delta; President, Freshman Class; Co-Chairman, Planning and Development Committee; Dean ' s Lisf: Honor Roll; Sigma Chi. (184) BARTSCH, PERRY W., JR.: Philosophy. (201) BATES, FREDERICK L.: Business Ac- counting; Football; Mock Convention; Com- merce Fraternity; President, Delta Tau Delta; Water Polo. (215) BAUM, JEFFREY A.: Biology. (227) BAUMANN, THOMAS H.: History; College Republl ns: Track; Lambda Chi Alpha; UniversitSfTheatre. (n.p.) BENDER, (fDBERT M.: Biology. (205) BERRY, JOHN G.: History. (182) BETHEL, BRADLEY H.: Biology; Sigma Phi Epsilon; College Republicans; WLUR. (202) BIRBICK, WILLIAM E.: Physics En- gineermg; WLUR. (214) BI SSER, RICHARD D., JR.: Econom- ics. Commerce Fraternity; Honor Roll: Deans List; University Federation Tutor; University Theatre. Student Operator — Computer Center, (222) BOURDREZ, ALEXANDER French German. (208) BRAUN. DAVID R.: Politics History; Chairman, Student Recruitment Committee: IPC Rus Chairman; WLUR; Public Relations Director, Mock Convention. (185) .BRIGGS, RICHARD P.: Sociology: Robert E. Lee Research Assistant and Schol- ar; ' ij(fock Convention; Social Chairman, The number to the left of each name indicates the page on which the senior ' s picture appears. (N.P. means no picture). Lambda Chi Alpha. (211) BROWN, CAMPBELL H.: Economics; Rush Chairman, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Sigma Society; President, Mongolian Minks; B.H.E.O.; Golf. (191) BROWN, SAMUEL R : History; Pre-Law Society; Sigma Society: President, Phi Kappa Sigma: Contact; Soccer; Trainer; VIce-Pres., Sophomore and Senior Class; Student Control Committee; Admissions Committee; Development Committee; IFC; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List. (n.p.) BRUSH, EDWARD v.: Economics. (181) BRYANT, GERALD K.N.: Accounting; Phi Gamma Delta. (230) BUCKLAND, PAUL D.: Business Admin, and Accounting; College Repub- licans; Pre-Law Society. (183) BURKHART, BRETT R.: Politics Art; Mock Convention; Pre-Law Society. (231) BURNS, JOHN J.: Business Admin, and Accounting. (200) CAFFERY, DONELSON: Business Admin.; Vice-Pres., Delta Tau Delta; Calyx; Tutor; SAB; Captain, ' Tennis; Mock Conven- -iion. (185) CAMDEN, THOMAS E.: Religion. (210) CARROLL, DONALD G.: German; Cap- tain, Lacrosse: Vice-Pres., Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Society. (209) CAVALIER, PETER R.: Economics; Sigma Nu; Commerce Fraternity; Dean ' s List. ' .. - . (n.p.) GAYER. DAVto-S.: Histbry (223) CHANDLJB RTHUR B., JR.: English. (224) CHARB( NfeT, HUNTER N.: Account- ing and Business Admin.; Alumni. Activities, Rush Chairman, Sigma Chi; Blood Drive Or- ganizer for Sigma Chi; Glee Club. ciety; Treasurer, IFC; Commerce Fraternity. (187) CROCKER, KEITH J.: Math Economics (231) CROMELIN, PAUL B.: Economics Football; Baseball; President, Delta Tali Delta; Student Representative, Faculty Exec utive Committee; Mock Convention. (202) CULVER, STUART S.: En- glish Classics; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; Claudia Campbell Scholarship; Latin Depart- mental Scholarship. (214) DANIEL, LAWRENCE R.: Interdepart- mental Engineering, Sociology; Soccer; La- crosse; Phi K ppa Sigma. (181) DANIEL, LEE B.: Geologv (n.p.) DANTONIO, Richard .; Biology. (224) DARBY, DOUGLAS W.: Business Admin.; College Republicans; Pre-Law Soci- ety; Mock Convention: Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; Commerce Fraternity. (190) DARWIN, JOHN C: Journalism, WLUR; Secretary, Phi Kappa Sigma; Sigma Society; B.H.E.O.; Mock Convention; Sigma Delta Chi. (197) DEAN, JOHN D.: Geology. (188) DEMPSHER, CHRIS J.: Biology; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Lambda Chi Alpha: Outing Club. (193) DENNY, DAVID W.: Geology; Brass Choir; Track; WLUR; House Manager, Siglint- Nu; Rugby Club; Geologic Society; Universir ' .j- ty Theatre: Mock Convention; Buckpasserg. ' ' (184) DICKENS, ANDREW F.: Biology. (210) DICKSON, RUSH S.: History. (198) DORVAL, PRESTON C: Journal- ism Psychology; Program Director, Station Manager, WLUR; University Federation Vol- unteer; Sigma Delta Chi; Calyx; Colle Democrats. );, (192) DOYLE, JAMES K.: History; Sigma N (212) CHISHOLM, CAREY D.: BiologyKPhi ■ ' QoUese Democrats; Pre-Law Society: Ph Eta Sigma: Phi Beta Kappa: Pi Kappa Phi; Cross Country; Robert E. Lee Research As- sistant and Scholar: Luther Seevers Birely Scholarship: Biology Departmental Scholar- ship. (228) CHRISTOVICH, MICHAEL M.., History; Ring-tum Phi; SAB; Student History Advisory Board; Dance Board; Mock Convention; Phi Kappa Sigma; Pre-Law Society; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll. (n.p.) CLARK, GEORGE J.: Chemistry. (n.p.) CLAYTOR, MARK W.: Geology. (187) GO.QKLEREECE, JOHN A.: Econom- ics History; ' -Feotball; Student Recruit- ment Committee: Mock Convention; Tutor; History Department Student Advisory Com- mittee. (191) COGAR, WILLIAM R.: History; Phi Kaaoa Sigma; Co-Captain, Soccer; Swim- (n.p.) W3LEMAN, WILLIAM P., JR.: History. (184) COLLER, CRAIG H.: Interdeparinental SctenG6;- 4a6k Convention: PresSdem, ZetjW f Beta Tau; IFC; Tutoring ProgMm. 4 (181) COOPER, WILLIAM L, Economics: College Republicans, VicefWes. W L Polo Club. (205) CRAIGHILL, LLOYD L, Economics; Alumni Secretary, PI Kappa Alpha; Student Recruitment Committee; ft Eta Sigma; Commerce School Fraternity; Virginia Maryland Banker ' s Association Student Rep from W L. (210) CRAWFORD, WILLIAM W., JR.: Eco- nomics; Treasurer. Beta Theta Pi; Sigma So- Eta Sigma; Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kapp Alpha; Debate Team; W.W. Chaffin Award;] Mock Convention; Buckpassers. (n.p.) DOZIER, ALAN P.: Economics; Cap- tain, Golf; Commerce Fraternity; Pre-Law I Society: Dean ' s List. (231) DRISCOLL, WILLIAM T.: French; Trea- surer, College Republicans: Steward, De- ferred Rush Chairman, Pi Kappa Phi; Mock Convention: Dean ' s List; Ring-tum Phi. (191) DUDLEY, LUTHER H.: Economics; IFC Representative, Phi Kappa Sigma; Junior and Senior Justice, Commerce Fraternity; Mock Convention; Dean ' s List. (182) DULKEN, JOHN G.: Philosophy; Pho- tography Editor, Ring-tum Phi; Calyx. (208) DUNNAN, BRUCE B.: Economics: Mock Convention; Rush Chairman, Social Chairman, Delta Tau Delta; Football; College Republicans, (229) DURIVAGE, DONALD J.: Business Admin, arid Accounting: Cold 6)heck Com- ttee: Vice-Pres., Sigma CWj University federjjtion; Pre-Law Society; W L Speak- - _ ureau: Glee Club; Emory Business Game; Blfientenmal Debates; -©ean ' s List; (Commerce fraternity; Vice-Pres., Mu Beta Psi; Rockbridag Red Cross; Calyx; Delta Sigma Rho-TauT ppa Alpha, (n.p.) DUVALL, EDVv VRD M.: Geology. (197) ELLIS, IV%_TON B.: Natural Sciences Math; Histprian, Alpha Epsilon Delta; ROTC Scholarship. (199) ENGLEHART, JAMES E.: Sociology; Lacrosse; Delta Tau Delta; Dean ' s List. (n.p.) ENTSMINGER, GARY L : English. (216) ENTWISTLE, STEVEN D.: Politics; WLUR; Tutoring Program. (186) EUBANK, DAVID K.: Anthro- pology Sociology; Lacrosse: Dean ' s List; Most Improved Lacrosse Player. (231) EUSTIS, HORATIO S.: Pre-Med; Delta Tau Delta: Ptii Eta Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Phi Beta Kappa. (227) EVANS, JOHN W.: Sociology; Dorm. Counselor; Treasurer, SABU; l-M Basketball. (212) PARIS, DOUGLAS M.: Interdepart- mental Science; Soccer: Phi Kappa Sigma; Deans List; Honor Roll; Virginia State Champion, Persuasive Speaking Contest; Mock Convention. (211) FARRAR, DUVALL S.: Economics; Sigma Society; Lacrosse; Mongolian Minks; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Chung Chi Basketball. (219) FINNERTY, JOSEPH M.: English; Pre- Law Society; College Republicans; Ptii Eta Sigma; Mock Convention; Secretary, Trea- surer, President, Psi Upsilon; John H. Hamilton Scholarship in Greek; Dean ' s List- Honor Roll. (n.p.) FISHER. EDWARD L: Politics Soci- ology. (195) FISHER, ISAAC A., JR.: English; Mahan Award; Rugby Club. (220) FITZGERALD, GARY T.: Economics; Mock Convention: Basketball; l-M Softball; Dean ' s List; Commerce Fraternity; Pre-Law Society: Varsity Club. (203) FIXLER, CLAUDE D.: Psychology: Dean ' s List. (207) FLESHER, WILLIAM J.: Journalism: WLUR: Sports Editor, Ring-tum Phi; Calyx; Chairman, Contact; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities; Sigma Delta Chi; Mock Convention. (218) FLOWERS, WALLACE C: His- tory French. (234) FOSTER, DOUGLAS P.: Business Admin, and Accounting. (230) FRIES, JAY R.: Politics; Commerce Fraternity: Pi Sigma Alpha; Mock Conven- tion. (183) GAGLIARDI, LOUIS B.: History: Phi Kappa Psi; Dean s List; Honor Roll. (196) GARRISON, WILLIAM E.: History: Cross Country; College Republicans; Uni- versity Council; WLUR; Executive Com- mittee: Dorm Counselor: Contact; IFC; Cable Nine News; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities; Mock Conven- tion; Pi Kappa Alpha. (228) GEEKER, EVANGALOS P.: Business Admin.; Beta Theta Pi; Commerce Fraternity: Dean ' s List; Honor Roll (203) GEORGE, MARK E : Business Admin.; Football; Track; Mock Convention; Dorm Counselor; Phi Gamma Delta. (231) GLOVER, H. MYNDERS: Business Admin, and Accounting; Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Gamma Sigma; Treasurer, Delta Tau Delta; Treasurer and President of Commerce Fra- ternity; Vice-Pres. of Senior Class; J.V. Lacrosse; Contact; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities; Busi- ness Administration Scholarship. (n.p.) GONCH, WILLIAM C: German. (220) GOULD, JAMES C: Economics; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Epsilon; SAB; Sigma Nu; Commerce Frater- nity: J.V. Tennis: George Alexander Scholar- ship. (200) GRAHAM. ROBERT C: Economics- Swimming Team; Commerce Fraternity Pi Sigma Alpha; Treasurer, Delta Tau Delta- University Council. (n.p.) GRAVELY, PEYTON K,: Economics (185) GRAY, JOHN L., JR.: English. (232) GREEVER, DAVID S : Business Admin. (185) HAINES, JAMES L.: Business Admin (201) HALEY, GARY K.: Psychology: Soccer- Sigma Nu; Pre-Law Society; Varsity Club. (220) HANRAHAN, PHILIP L: Business Admin.; Founder, Polo Club; W L ROTC Deputy Commander; Commerce Fralornity; Emory College Business Game Repre- sentative. (194) HARDINGE, THOMAS H.: Business Admin. (202) HARGROVE, JOHN R., JR.: Drama; Publicity Manager, University Theatre; SABU. (193) HARVIN, ANDREW R.: Politics; Sig ma Nu; Honors in Politics; President, Pi Sigma Alpha; Buckpassers. (214) HASTINGS, MALCOM R.: Economics; ROTC Scholarship; Reserve Officers Assoc. Award; ROTC Award of Merit; University Council; Contact; IFC; Vice-Pres., Phi Kappa Sigma; Lacrosse; Soccer; Dean ' s List. (216) HAVASY, FREDERICK W.: English; Outing Club; Football. (n.p.) HECKENBACH, DAVID W.: Psycholo- gy: Pre-Law Society; Phi Gamma Delta: Uni- versity Federation; Psi Chi; Robert E. Lee Research Scholar; Departmental Competi- tive Scholarship. (228) HELDRIGH. FREDERICK J.: Inter- departmental Chemistry. (234) HEMM, ANDREW M German; Winter Track; Karate Club; James S. Wood Prize in German: German Departmental Award; Rob- ert E. Lee Research Assistant; Secretary, Zeta Beta Tau. (195) HENZEL, JOHN R.: Accounting and Business Admin.; Phi Eta Sigma; Swimming Team: W L Jazz Band: InterVarsity Chris- tian Fellowship; Sigma Chi. (n.p.) HIGGINS, CURTIS F., JR : Business Admin. (225) HIRSCHMANN, WILLIAM F.: History; Pre-Law Society: College Republicans; WLUR: Dean s List. (201) HOATSON, WILLIAM E., JR.: Sociolo- gy; Delta Tau Delta; Lacrosse; Coach, J,V. Lacrosse. (230) HOBBES, LAURENCE P.: Chemistry; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll: ACS Undergraduate Analytical Chemistry Award; Chemistry Seminar President; Robert E. Lee Research Scholar. (213) HOLDA, KENNETH J.: German. (194) HOPKINS, WILLIAM B., JR.: History. (235) HOWE, HAROLD R., JR.: Interdepart- mental Natural Sciences; Phi Kappa Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta. (206) HUBBARD. MICHAEL B.: His- tory Spanish; Baseball; Soccer; Phi Kappa Psi, (193) HUDDLESTON, GEORGE: Spanish History. (198) HUDGINS, THOMAS P., JR.: English; WLUR; Dormitory Counselor; Baseball: Mock Convention; Tutoring Program (194) INGLES, BRECKENRIDGE: History; Mock Convention; Tutoring Program; Crew. (224) JACKSON, BRUCE D.; Accounting and Business Admin. German; Treasurer, Sigma Chi; IFC; Commerce Fraternity; Phi Eta Sigma: ROTC Program. (206) JACKSON, CLAY T : Business Admin.; President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; College Town Shop: Innisfree; Jack Daniels. (208) JAMES, DANIEL A.: German. (236) JOHNSON, GORDON B En- glish Drama. (192) JOHNSON, GREGORY W.: History; House Manager. Sigma Nu; Baseball: Ice Hockey; Bare Farm; Mock Convention. (233) JOHNSON, NEILSON L.: Journalism- University Theatre; President of West of Mis- sissippi Club, W L Chapter; SAB: Mock Convention; Journalism Departmental Scholarship. (228) JONES, JAMES A.: Drama. (194) JONES, ROY M.: History. (n.p.jKALFS, KURTB.: Art. (199) KANIA, RICHARD A., JR,: Biology. (218) KECK, LEE K History: Dorm Counsel- or; Wrestling; Mock Convention; Campus Guide for Admissions Office: Exchange StudenL (212) KEEFE, JOHN B.: Politics; College Republicans. (225) KEIGER, JOSEPH L; Accounting and Business Admin.; Business Manager, Ringtum Phi; Publications Board: B.V. Monday Night Bridge Club: Mock Conven- tion; Tutor (190) KELLY, ROBERT C . English History; Sigma Society; Mongolian Minks; President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Mock Convention- Charter Member, Africa Society. (228) KENNEDY, DAVID A.: Journal- ism History. (218) KERSHAW, JOHN H.: History; Mock Convention: Lacrosse; Football. (186) KING3BERY, WALTON W.: English. (193) KNACK, DAVID J.: History; Wrestling; Sigma Nu; Mock Convention: Community Relations Officer; Buckpassers; ROTC; College Democrats: College Republicans YAF. (204) KRISTOFF, NORMAN C ; History. (186) KULP, RICHARD C: Journalism; Tri- Captain, Football; Lacrosse; WLUR; Phi Gamma Delta. (204) KURILECZ, MICHAEL, JR.: German Commerce; University Theatre- Vice-Pres., Pi Kappa Alpha; WLUR; Soccer, (n.p.) LAMI. PETER D.: Business Admin. (224) LAROSA, STEPHEN C: Natural Sciences; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha; Cucurbi ' s Gazebo Club, (n.p.) LAWHORNE. GREGORY E His- tory German. (195) LECRAW, SCOTT T.: Business Admin, (n.p.) LEE, ROBERT P.: English, (n.p.) LEVIN, MARC S.: Business Admin. (223) LEVINE. BRIAN M.: Business Admin.; Mock Convention; Football: Commerce Fra- ternity; Curriculum; Delta Tau Delta. (217) LEWIS. ROBERT B Spanish; WLUR: College Republicans; Chairman, Student Curriculum Committee; Director, Student Housing Survey. (219) LINDSEY, ROBERT P.; Sociology: Football; Captain and Ail-American, La- crosse: Outstanding Freshman Athlete Award: Dorm Counselor. (183) LOPATEGUI, JOHN T.: History; Phi Kappa Psi; Dean ' s List. (225) LOWELL, ERNEST H.: Journal- ism German; Public Affairs Director, WLUR; Vice-Pres., Sigma Delta Chi: College Republicans; Foreign Studies. (236) LUMPKIN, LAWRENCE S.; History. (236) LUPTON, TAVENNER C: Independent. (226) LUTTIG, JOHN M.: Philosophy; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List; Secretary, Sophomore Class; Executive Committee; Vice-Pres. and President, Pre-Law Society; President, ODK; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities; Dorm Counselor; Cold Check Committee; Faculty Committee on Courses and Degrees; Big Brother Program; College Republicans; Contact; Sigma Chi; Mock Convention; University Food Committee: Rhodes Scholar Nominee. (232) McCABE. DAVID C: Religion. (227) McCarthy, harry L.; Biology: Lambda Chi Alpha; Golf; Mock Convention. (235) McCARTIN, TERRENCE L: Natural Sciences Math.; Pi Kappa Phi; Jazz En- semble; Chairman, Bicentennial Band; Mock Convention; ROTC; Chairman, Military Ball; Radford Crew; Soccer; Lacrosse. (235) McCLELLAN, THOMAS K.: History; Secretary, Rush Chairman, President, Lambda Chi Alpha; Glee Club; Mock Con- vention; Mu Beta Psi. (213) McCOLLOCH, SIDNEY M.: Politics; Vice-Pres., Junior Class; Student Control Committee; Vice-Pres., Secretary, Pre-Law Society; Mock Convention; Soccer; Sigma Chi. (207) McCREEDY, KENNETH 0.: History: Mock Convention; Vice-Pres., College Dem- ocrats; Phi Eta Sigma; George C. Marshall Foundation Fellowship; Tutoring Program; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List. (196) McCULLOUGH, LELAND G.: Pol- itics Spanish; College Republicans; Pre- Law Society; Executive Committee; Student Body President; Pi Kappa Alpha; Commerce Fraternity; ODK; Co-Chairman, University Council; Dean ' s List (n.p.) McCUNE, ROBERT J., JR.: History. (224) McDONOUGH, MICHAEL J.: Business Admin.; College Democrats; Pre-Law Soci- ety; Crew Club; Commerce Fraternity. (235) McFADDEN, LOUIS P., JR.: Politics; Chairman, Outing Club; Football; House Manager, Phi Gamma Delta; Pre-Law Soci- ety; Ty Rauber Homecoming Defensive Foot- ball Award. (217) McGEHEE, GROVER C: Business Admin.; Soccer; GDI. (n.p.) McGINTY, William J.B.: Interdepart- mental Biology, Chemistry, Physics. (196) McKAMY, WILLIAM C. JR.: Economics. (215) McMENAMIN, JAMES F.: English; Captain, Cross Country; Track; Mahan Award for Prose Fiction; Tutoring Program. (198) McRAE, DOUGLAS W.: History; College Republicans; Chess Club; House Manager, Phi Delta Theta; Mock Convention. (193) MACDONALD, KENNETH G., JR.: Biol- ogy; Sigma Nu; Mock Convention; Buck- passers; Tutoring Program. (180) MACDOWELL, RICHARD F.: Politics; Debate; Pi Sigma Alpha; Commerce Frater- nity; Mock Convention; Honors in Political Science. (206) MALONEY, PAUL J.; French: Basket- ball; Mock Convention; Phi Kappa Psi. (231) MARSHALL, JAMES S.: Art. (226) MARTIN, DAVID S.: Geology; Trainer for Basketball; Robert E. Lee Research As- sistant. (215) MAURAIS, MARK R.: Business Admin.; Lambda Chi Alpha; College Republicans; Vice-Pres., Commerce Fraternity. (187) MAXWELL, JAMIE B.: English; Inter- Varsity. (n.p.) MAZERO, JOHN R., JR.: Politics. (192) MERCY, JAMES A.; Sociology; Sigma Nu; l-M Football; l-M Basketball; l-M Soft- ball; Buckpassers. (209) MERRICK, THEODORE C: History; Sigma Nu; Mu Beta Psi; Glee Club; Mock Convention. (n.p.) METCALF, ROBERTO.: Politics, (n.p.) METZGER. KRISTOFER M.: Econom- ics. (205) MICKLER, THOMAS A. JR.: Chemistry; Robert E. Lee Scholarship; Alpha Epsilon Delta; House Manager, Pi Kappa Alpha; Big Brother Program; Mock Convention. (200) MILLER, JAMES B.; Sociology; Chess Club: College Republicans; l-M Basketball; Delta Tau Delta; Lacrosse; Mock Conven- tion. (188) MINTON, DAVID R.: English; Universi- ty Theatre; Lambda Chi Alpha. (233) WISH, ROBERT W.H.: German Drama. (198) MONTAGUE, HENRY M.: History;- Phi Delta Theata; Treasurer, Sigma Society; Mongolian Minks. (205) MOOMAW, WILLIAM H., JR.: History; Pi Kappa Alpha; Recruitment Committee;1 Mock Convention; Dean ' s List; Jim Stump Memorial Prize for German. (204) MOORE, DAVID T.: Sociology. (229) MOORE, TIMOTHY T.: English. (227) MORGAN, MARSTON, R.: Politics; Tu- toring Program; Business Manager, Glee Club; College Democrats; Pre-Law Society; Co-Chairman, Mock Convention. (205) MORGAN, ROBIN M.: Physics En- gineering. (190) MORRISON, WILLIAM H.: English; Social Chairman, IFC; Mock Convention; Courses and Degrees Committee; Sigma So- ciety; Mongolian Minks; Safari Club. (180) MORTEN, SPENCER W.: Independent in Music. (205) MUIR, DOUGLAS R.: Accounting and Business Admin.; Social Chairman, Pi Kappa Alpha; College Republicans; Dean ' s List. (186) MULDOON, GREGORY J.: History. (211) MURPHY, PAUL J.B.: Sociology. (210) NEXSEN, JULIAN J., JR.: History; Sigma Chi. (215) NICHOLSON, DAVID L: Physics Math.; Beta Theta Pi; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; Sigma Phi Sigma; Robert E. Lee Research Scholar; Cross Country; Wrestling. (208) NORTON, JAMES F., JR.: Journalism; Rugby; WLUR; President, Sigma Delta Chi. (182) OAKLEY, DENNIS: History; President, Social Chairman, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Editor, Student Handbook; SAB; Chairman, Univer- sity Center Subcommittee; President, Chess Club; Tutor; International Relations Club; Pre-Law Society. (199) OBERRY, VERNON E., JR.: Biol- ogy German. (228) OGBURN, WILLIAM H., JR.: Business Admin.; President, Beta Theta Pi; Sigma So- ciety; Mongolian Minks; Commerce Frater- nity. (184) OKIN, MICHAEL A.: Biology; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Honor Roll; Dean ' s List; In- dependent Union; Tutor. (187) OPP, JEFFREY N.: Politics Sociology; Tri-Captain, Football; Defensive Home- coming Award: C.J. Harrington Award; Pres- ident, Phi Gamma Delta; Commerce Frater- nity; Dean ' s List; Mock Convention. (211) OTEY, DAVID W.: Psychology; Foot- ball; Captain, Baseball; Sigma Society; President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. (n.p.) OTTENRITTER, VERNON F.: Inter- departmental Natural Sciences, Math. (194) OVERDORFF, DONALD C: Business Admin. (206) OWENS, BOYCE C: Politics. (n.p.) PARKER. BRYAN A.: German French. (205) PATRICK, GARY E., JR.: History; Big Brother; College Republicans; Pi Kappa Alpha. (n.p.) PATTERSON, ROBERT E.: Sociology. (226) PATTERSON, RUSHTON E., JR.: Natu- ral Sciences; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; Alpha Epsilon Delta; College Republicans. (207) PEARD, WILLIAM B.: Business Admin, and Accounting. (220) PEARSON, JAMES D.: Business Admin. (223) PELETIER, THOMAS P.: Psychology. (230) PENDLETON, PHILIP E.: History; Social Chairman, Historian, Pi Kappa Phi; Art 101, 106; Drama 135; Economics 101, 102; French 151, 152, 205, 206; Geology 101, 120, 122; German 101, 102, 231, 252; History 101, 102, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 151. 153, 313, 315, 316, 351, 352, 359, 364, 365, 367, 368, 385; Music 152; Politics 101, 102, 211, 221; P.E. 151, 154, 155, 158, 168, 170. (225) PETTIGREW, ALAN W.: Business Admin.; Swimming Team; Water Polo Club; Student War Memorial Scholarship Fund Committee; Phi Kappa Sigma; Mock Con- vention. (214) PHILLIPS, ALFRED D.B.: Economics; Pi Kappa Alpha, President; College Repub- licans; Mock Convention. (219) PHILLIPS, BENJAMIN M.: Politics; Secretary-Treasurer, Pi Sigma Alpha; Mock Convention; Debate; Psi Upsilon; Commerce Fraternity; Honor Roll; Deans List; Marxists for a Saner World. (214) PIEDRAHITA, ROBERT W.: History. (205) PIFER, WILLIAM W.; Biology; Pi Kappa Alpha; Tennis; Mock Convention; Dean ' s List; Recruitment Committee. (204) PODGAJNY, JOHN G.: Pychology; Co- Captain, Basketball; Lewis Berkley Cox Me- morial Scholarship. (227) PRESTON, JAMES B., JR.: Business Admin, and Accounting; Commerce Frater- nity. (198) PRITCHARD. WILLIAM S.: Economics; Commerce Fraternity; Rush Chairman, Pres- ident, Phi Delta Theta; Mock Convention. (209) PROPST, ROBERT D.: History. (196) PUGH, ROBERT G., JR.; Politics His- tory; Executive Committee; Vice-Pres., ODK; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities; University Council; Commerce Fraternity; Pi Sigma Alpha; Ring-tum Phi; Planning and Development Committee; Mock Convention. (226) QUINLAN, GERARD R.: History. (199) RADCLIFFE, ALBERT A.: Geology; College Democrats; W L Geological Soci- ety. Baseball; University Federation; Pi Kappa Phi. (217) RATLIFF, JAMES K.V., JR.: English; Mock Convention; Dean ' s List; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. (232) REDFORD, JAMES H.: History; College Republicans; Mock Convention. (206) REEDS, THEODORE A., JR.; His- tory French; Mock Convention; University Council; Pre-Law Society: Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; IFC. (229) RICHARDS, FERDINAND: Interdepart- mental Natural Sciences, Math. (236) RITZ, JOHN 8 : Philosophy; Triple-A Rancher; CHAOS General Staff. (221) ROBERTS, STEVEN K : Art; SAB; Rob- ert E. Lee Research Scholar; duPont Gallery Exhibition Committee; Swimming Team. Asst. Director, duPont Art Gallery; Dean ' s List; CHAOS General Staff; Student Art As- sociation (190) ROBERTSON, WALTER 8,: History. (203) ROUSE, PARKE S. Interdeparl- mental Science; Glee Club; Vice-Pres,, Mu Beta Psi; Dance Board; Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award; Geology Departmental Scholarship. (226) RUSCIO, KENNETH P.: Politics; Head Dorm Counselor; Co-Chairman, Mock Con- vention; Student Recruit Committee; Con- tact; Ring-tum Phi; ODK; Pi Sigma Alpha; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. (199) RUTH, JAMES S.: History; Cross Country; Dean ' s List: Honors; University Federation, (228) SADLER, JOHN T.: History; Lacrosse; Rush Chairman, Beta Theta Pi; President, IFC; Dean ' s List; Student Affairs Committee; University Council; Contact Committee. (202) SANDS, WILLIAM H.: Economics East Asian Studies. (n.p.) SCHNEIDER, GARY A.: Art English. (189) SCOTT, KERRY D.: Politics; President, Outing Club; Karate Club; Company Execu- tive Officer, Public Affairs Officer, ROTC; Lambda Chi Alpha; Veterans of Foreign Wars Military Excellence Medal; Reserve Of- ficers ' Military Excellence Award. (180) SCOTT, RODERICK R.: Chemistry. (201) SCULLY, STEPHEN M.: History; Foot- ball; The Slater Football Award; Baseball; Vice-Pres., Delta Tau Delta; Cold Check Committee; Fancy Dress Board; Honors His- tory Student; Calyx; Big Brother Program. (229) SEARLES, ROBERT F : Chemistry; Swimming Team; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Rob- ert E. Lee Research Grant in Chemistry. (224) SELDOMRIDGE, GARY W.: Biology; Student Affairs Committee; Chairman, Student Control Committee; University Counc il; Junior and Senior Class President; Dorm. Counselor; Swimming Team; Co-Cap- tain Water Polo Team; Robert E, Lee Research Assistant; Mock Convention; Special Alumni Conference; Deans List; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges ' and Universities. (213) SEMPLE, HENRY W.: Journalism; Baseball; Basketball; Delta Tau Delta. (233) SHARP, MARK E.: Politics: Business Manager. Glee Club; Mock Convention; Cold Check Committee; Student Recruitment Committee; Treasurer, Pi Sigma Alpha; Commerce Fraternity; Student Affairs Com- mittee; Phi Eta Sigma. (207) SHELTON, WILLIAM C: Politics; Big Brother; Secretary-Treasurer, College Dem- ocrats. (221) SHETTLE, JOHN F.: German: La- crosse; Intramurals; Beta Theta Pi; Universi- ty Federation. (231) SIEG, PATRICK K.: Business Admin, and Accounting. (203) SIGLER, WILLARD T: Philosophy; Cockpit; Reach-Out. (207) SILBERNAGEL, FREDERICK L.: Busi- ness Admin, and Accounting; Mock Conven- tion; Pre-Law Society; University Center; Commerce Fraternity; Robert E. Lee Research Assistant; Pi Kappa Phi; Dean ' s List. (219) SILVERLIGHT, SCOTT I,: Drama. (235) SIMPSON, PAUL A.: Journalism; Sta- tion Manager, Program Director, WLUR; Cable Nine; Secretary, Sigma Delta Chi; Contact: Ring-tum Phi; College Republicans. (229) SISSON. HUGH J.: English Drama; Calyx; Lacrosse; University Theatre; SAB; CHAOS Staff: Deans List; W L Thymes. (216) SKELTON, JAMES A.: Psychology; In- terstate 81 Irregulars; Rose Hill Auxiliary: Starpower; Hollins College Exchange; T.A. Family; Brotherhood of the Saab. (213) SMITH, CURT N,; Business Admin, (189) SMITH, ROBERT J., JR.: History; College Democrats; Lambda Chi Alpha; His- torian, Public Relations Director, Glee Club; President, Mu Beta Psi; Secretary. Sigma Delta Chi; Pre-Law Society: Public Relations Director, WLUR; Mock Convention. (228) SNYDER, ROBERT A., JR,; Business Admin, and Accounting; Beta Theta Pi; Com- merce School Fraternity. (213) SPAULDING, MICHAEL A.: German French History; Treasurer, College Republicans; Pi Kappa Phi; IFC; Mock Con- vention; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa. (186) STARKE, THOMAS J.; Business Admin. (225) STEVENSON. SCOTT M.: History; Pre- Law Society; Phi Kappa Sigma; University Council; Recruitment Committee; Mock Con- vention. (210) STILLWAGON, PAUL K.: Biology; Pres- ident, Alpha Epsilon Delta; Vice-Pres. Science, Senior Class; Student Control Committee; Student Health Committee; Biol- ogy Lab Assistant. (220) STONE, ROBERT L., JR, Math Physics Drama; Soccer; General Man- ager, University Theatre; Sazeracs; Sigma Pi Sigma; Pre-Law Society; Dean ' s List. (229) STRACHAN, DAVID C: English. (233) STRAWSBURG, STEPHEN R.: Eco- nomics; Outing Club; l-M Wrestling; l-M Basketball; l-M Softball; Commerce Frater- nity; Dean ' s List; Robert E. Lee Research Scholar; College Republicans. (222) STRITCH, THOMAS M., JR.: Philoso- phy. (202) SULLIVAN, JEFFREY M.: Interdepart- mental Science. (180) SWANSON, JOHN B.: Certificate in Commerce. (197) SYMOLON, PETER A.J.: History; M.K S.; Liberty Hall Baseball and Tea Soci- ety; JDF Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Look-Alike Award; Camelots du Roi; Dean s List; Honor Roll. (n.p.) TAYLOR, ARTHUR C: Interdepart- mental Natural Sciences and Math. (185) TELLEFSEN, RALPH F.: Politics; Pi Sigma Alpha: Commerce Fraternity; Tennis; Lambda Chi Alpha; Mock Convention, (n.p.) THARP, CARTER A,: Classics. (n.p.) THIERINGER, RICHARD L.: Sociology. (190) THOMAS WILLIAM A., JR.: History WLUR; Pre-Law Society; College Repub- licans; Mock Convention; B.H E.O. Club; J.V Lacrosse; Soccer; Rush Chairman, Phi Kappa Sigma; Social Chairman, IFC; Sigma Society; SAB. (232) THOMPSON. WILLARD C : Biology, (n.p.) THOMPSON, WILLIAM E Art. (183) THOMSON, PETER B,: Business Admin.; Vice-Pres,, Phi Kappa Psi; Basket- ball; Water Polo. (180) TIERS. WILLIAM T.: Economics. (232) VAN HASSENT. GARY: Business Admin, and Accounting; Commerce Frater- nity; Cold Check Committee; Tutor. (225) VAVALA, PAUL L: Business Admin.; Phi Kappa Sigma; Commerce Fraternity; Vice-Pres., Student War Memorial Fund Committee; Mock Convention, (186) VEGHTE, WALTER E.: Sociol- ogy Anthrogology. (191) VIA, PEYTON A.; Fine Arts; Football; Lacrosse, Phi Kappa Sigma; Honor Roll; Dean s List (188) VIESER, RICHARD W Anthropology; Cross Country; Tutor; Lambda Chi Alpha. (233) WAGONER, MICHAEL E : History; Pre- Law Society; Soccer; Track; Rugby; Conser- vation Club; University Federation Tutoring; Dean ' s List; West of the Mississippi Club; Mock Convention; University Theatre; Com- mittee of Minority Affairs: Mercedes-Benz Club of America, (228) WALKER, DAVID S.: History. (210) WALKER, JOSEPH: Business Admin, (n.p.) WALLACE, WILLIAM A.: Business Admin, and Accounting, (234) WARREN, DAVID C: Business Admin, and Accounting; College Democrats; Mock Convention; Commerce Fraternity; Shenan- doah. (n.p.) WASHINGTON, LAWRENCE T.: Eco- nomics. (230) WATSON, JAMES P.: Spanish; Percus- sion Ensemble. (227) WATSON, SCOTT E.: History Spanish; Sigma Nu; Swimming Team; Mock Conven- tion; Student Recruitment Committee. (196) WELLFORD, HARRY W„ JR.: History; Pre-Law Society: Basketball; Mock Conven- tion; WLUR. (218) WEST, CHARLES L.: French; Foreign Studies. (222) WETHERBEE. PETER T.: Geology. (187) WHITE, MICHAEL W.: Chemistry Math. (194) WILFORD, MARK D.: History. (222) WILSON, JAMES M.: History. (209) WINGFIELD, WILLIE B.: Geology. (207) WISMAN, RICHARD C: Chemistry; College Republicans; Alpha Epsilon Delta. (226) WOOD, JAMES A.: Psychology; College Republicans; Sigma Chi; Psi Chi; Robert E. Lee Research Scholar; Dorm Counselor; InterVarsity. (216) WRIGHT, RICHARD T., JR.: Indepen- dent. (190) ZIPP CHARLES A.: Economics Pol- itics; Soccer; Student War Memorial Schol- arship Fund Committee President; WLUR; Cable Nine; Mock Convention; Curriculum Committee; Phi Kappa Sigma: Buffalo. Roderick Reese Scott, John Bedford Swanson, William Twells Tiers III, Richard Farr MacDowe! Spencer Wood Morten III 180 Lee Burnham Daniel 181 John Glenn Dulken John Thomas Lopategul, Peter Bachler Thomson, Louis Bruno Gagliardi Perry Walter Bartsch, Jr., Andrew Forbes Dickens, Craig Harry Colier, Jeffrey Gregg Acton Michael Allen Okin Thomas Edward Camden Ralph Frederick Tellefsen and Richard Paul Briggs II r s e « f p ' I KRaCal=i Walton Waits Kingsbery III, Scott McLean Fluharty ( ' 77), David Keith Eubank, Richard Charles Kulp, Gregory James Muldoon, Walter Edgar Veghte III, Thomas Jefferson Starke IV. j o £icyx Ui j l icki J iJm yuuA ; ( i Q a A y ' . ' S Robert James Smith, Jr. William Howell Morrison, John Claude Darwin III, William Allison Thomas, Jr., Walter Spencer Robertson III, Robert Covington Kelly Peyton Anderson Via - ' •, fyi 9 Johnson, James Albert Mercy, George Huddleston III, Andrew Richard ' Ji . vid John Knack v ' . 4 i..: - Mark Douglas Wilford, Donald Craig Overdorff, Roy Merry Jones, Thomas Hunt Hardinge III 194 XZf mm Mr. and Mrs. Scott Trousdale LeCraw ■5. V- ' ., ' 4- •• ' ■ Isaac Albert Fisher, Jr Ir. Freddie Goodhart, Harry Walker Wellford, Jr., William Charles McKamy. Jr Leiand Graves McCullough III, William Edward Garrison III, Robert Gahagan Pugh, Jr. Peter Allen J. Symolon John David Dean Thomas Parker Hudgi.ns, Jr. 198 Vernon Eugene O ' Berry. Jr. James EIrIck Englehart 199 James Brent Miller m% Christopher P. Scully (TS) and Stephen Matthew Scully William Edward Birbick Mark Engel George 203 Norman Christian Kristoff. John Gerard Podgajny, Laura Jean Fusco David Terrill Moore I p- }. n. w w m Gary Eldridge Patrick, Jr , Lloyd Langhorne Craighill, Jr , William Wainwnght Pifer, William Hugh M ' . .m.iv-v .li D..ugi is H.-t Thomas Albert Mickler, Jr. John Garland Berry Robin Major Morgan Richard Camp Wisman William John Flesher Paul Joseph Maloney, Theodore Armistead Reeds Jr., Boyce Craig Owens, Michael Braden Hubbard 207 James Franklin Norton, J Daniel Alfred James Robert David Propst Donald Gordon Carroll. William Wait Crawford, Jr., Rush Stuart Dickson Paul Joseph B. Murphy III Douglas McGruder Farls 212 John Buckley Keefe - .v Kenneth Joseph Holda, Curt Newcomb Smith, Michael Alan Henry Whitestone Semple Spaulding Sidney Michael McColloch Richard Dean Blasser, Jr. Alfred Dickenson B. Phillips Mark Robert Maurais James Francis McMenamin Robert Michael Ballenger Grover Cleveland McGehee III Charles L ' Engle West Lee Kenneth Keck Joseph Martin Finnerty Scott Irwin Silverlight William Michael Bannister, James Cutler Gould, Philip Lawrence Hanrahan, James Douglas Pearson, William Stephen Baker Robert Lecky Stone, Jr Gary Thomas Fitzgerald John Francis Shettle Mm. ••V •■ ' i r (Pictured at left): James Mather Wilson, Alex- ander Bourdrez, Peter Tufts Wetherbee; seated: Thomas Michael Stritch, Jr. Arthur Bleakley Chandler, Jr. Michael Joseph McDonough Stephen Clinton LaRosa Paul Lawrence Vav iq.., T.iiiir.i Alan Walter Pettigrew, Scott McGreagor St Gerard Roche Quinlan Rushton Eugene Patterson, Jr. v-. ' «j«;?- BK ' - _ Harry Leonard McCarthy II Thomas Hunkel Baumann v Vi - - V v I05f ' :. .i ti  ' f ™r: i i lmi : « 7 David Ambrose Kennedy. Evangalos Peter Geeker, John Thomas Sadler III, Frederick Joseph Heldrich, Robert Allan Snyder, Jr., David Stearns Walker, William Hubert Ogburn, Jr. Michael Mossy Christovich 228 James Addison Jones IV David Craig Strachan Donald Jay DuRivage, Jr. CONTMaCNTAL DIVIDE niLNen pass cl. 10.759 THfkMarMVIM ' SCMMUirU MUIHMI to THt MtMTIC HMM M IMW TO TMJ MKirK. IT TMWMSM AMtMCa fM OMfM AUIOST TO CAM UOMI. iJ4 ? [W ' •; Paul Douglas Buckland .ATLANTIC OCEAN ORAINACt cacai ut mumc mh r muum JOMS THt niSSO«NU,TM«U TO TM MOMUVM, TMM WMMma TCC «uir or ncuMriMT or TK MUNTK OOMl. MClPIC OCEAN ORAINACC. f ■ ' fe Philip Edmund Pendleton and Laurence Parsons Hobbes :fflfc-«« r. Jay Robert Fries John Joseph Burns, James Stephenson Marshall, Patrick Kenneth Sieg William Thomas Driscoll II Hj H Hr . 1 k — -1 rjl pay H n •• 6 ' B Horatio Sprague Eustis, Paul Bowen Cromelin III, H, Mynders Glover fi 1 ' l David Saville Greever James Hardy Redford Mark Edward Sharp Stephen Robert Strawsburg William Elmore Adcock Mr. and Mrs. David Chipley Warren Harold Rag an Howe, Jr. I ■ ' WlHi ■%► % Tavenner Cornelius Lupton John Sherwood Ritz Lawrence Spyker Lumpkin iAES ' ' — B1 ' P 9HHIi m CREDIT OR BLAME WHERE IT IS DUE: portraits by W. Patrick Hinely. class of 73, University Photograptier Emeritus, witti ttie following exceptions: pics on 188 by Bobo Smitti (189): Munsters on 205 got togettier by Doug Muir and stiot by a friend of fiis: Brian Levine on 223 by Glenn Dulken (182): Hobbes Pendleton on 230 by Jim Pope, ' 75: Stiarp on 233 by Reed Morgan (227):Jotinson Barroll on 233 by Mike Wagoner, also 233, wtio, along witti ttie ottiers tieretofore unaccounted for on ttiat page were by Neil Johnson wtio is also on 233 All ottiers in ttiis section by WPH, owner of a leattier bag (approx 9x9x14 , 13.5 lbs.) tie calls Ttiird Eye Studio, an erratic attempt at ptiotograptiic art. In it are carried the Nikon cameras which were used tor all the pics except Chuck Flowers on 218 and Bill Thomson on this page which were shot with a Rollei 35 S. Collages, layout, and design by WPH. As for the pics on this page: above is a yet un-numbered chapter from The Book of Palms, a yet unpublished book. It and the cat foto are presented as relief from the overpopulated preceding 57 pages. The cat is Chloe. The Colours of Chloe range from a 9% gray under the chin to 86% gray in some body and tail stripes. The Colours of Chloe is also ECM record album ST 1042, which along with other equally good contemporary soundz provided the ongoing inspiration needed for a mammoth project like this. Under Chloe is Bill Thomson, caught in the act, and under him is Jeff Lee, trying to evade the camera Both are to be thanked for long hours with strange pieces of orange plastic wired to their ears. Otherwise this would all have been impossible. Bottom pic is myself-portrait. WPH. ff OE OL SS Class of 1977 Salvatore John Abbruzzese Howard Cobb Alexander. Jr. John Rhea Armstrong Michael David Armstrong Edward Terrell Atwood III David Alexander Austin Camillus Lengle Avent Richard Jordan Bagby James Austin Ball John Thomas Berley Richard Owen Bolden, Jr. Paul Bruce Borghardt Lance Christopher Brambeck John Cabell Breckinridge Thomas Patrick Brennan Benjamin W. Brockenbrough III Hoffman Fisher Brown III John Roger Buckthal Robert Ricardo Campbell. Jr. Scott Alexander Carlson Robert A. Carpentier Christopher Adam Cascone Paul Winfrey Cella Robert Martin Chiaviello Michael Howard Clary Daniel Calvin Coffey William Ailing Cole Robert Emile Coletti, Jr. Gary Cleveland Collier Martin Calhoun Colvin, Jr. William James Cople III Gloria F. Cowan William Everett Graver III James Martin Crytzer David Cole Davis John Thomas DeFore Douglass Warren Dewing Christian Gustav Dietz III Robert Bennett DiSilvestre John Robert Downey Jeffrey Preston Downin Joseph Devoy Dubuque II Bradley Stephen Elliott Phillip Joseph Enrico, Jr. Michael Louis Ferrara James Hagood Fisher Robert Andrew Ford Michael Edgar Forry William Scott Franklin Rogers Murray Fred III Elliot Jay Freed Rebecca E, Frost Steven Neil Gabelman Harlow Denny Gaultney Charles Lee Ginsburgh Donald White Glenn, Jr. Christopher Paul Goldsmith Stephen Davis Good William Simpson Gorman John Edward Gregorich Reid Hamilton Griffin Jon Richard Grigg Louis Beniamin Hackerman Derek Holmes Hamilton Sinclair John Harcus. Jr. William Eugene Harrison, Jr. Boiling Cross Haygood William Christopher Haynes Jeffrey Lynn Hazel Erik Floete Hedegaard Thomas Aird Hendry III Carlton Monroe Henson Michael James Hightower Mark Elliott Hoffman Joseph Charles Honig James Gladstone Houston Thomas Hoke Hunter III Timothy Peale Ingram Edward Claiborne Irby. Jr. Dwight Werner Jaeggi Christopher Arthur Johnson Randall Brevard Johnson David Brannon Johnston Walter Dekalb Kelley, Jr. William James Kerr Michael Thomas Kohlenstein Randolph John Kramer William Michael Lagna Brian Francis Lamb Paul James Larkin Richard Lawrence Lovegrove Benjamin Matthew Lowe Maynard Dickson McCorkle Richard Henry McCulloch Everett Levoy McHan Ferris Bradford Mack James Bryan Mallory III Stephen Frederick Mangum William Randall Mann Ernest Carson Mattox III Glenn Richard Melrose Francis Julian Merkel, Jr. David Randolph Meschutt Michael McKee Monahan Peter Thomas Moore Robert Edgar Ottenrltter Kenneth Edgar Payne Ronald Mark Payne Henry Lay Phillips III William Penn Plummer Mary M. Pontius Charles Dabney Powell Curtis Garland Power III Clayton Woolman Preston Nicholas James Pucciariello Vaughan McCutchan Pultz Alfred Burgess Robinson, Jr. am Charles Rogers III John David Rosen William Joseph Rudy ..,.. 1 ' !fi: tii Willcox Kirkland Ruffin William Roy Schooley Steven Paul Schweizerhof James Upshur Scott John Daniel Scott III Douglas Allen Scovanner John Hubert Scruggs Stuart Weygand Serenbetz Kim Edgar Sims George Robert Smith Stewart Raymond Smith Marshall Kent Snyder William Craig Stanzel Earl Wimberly Stradtman, Jr. Mark Carl Sunkel Gregory Scott Thomas Clark Glenn Thompson, Jr. Sammy Edwin Thompson Paul Hampton Thomson William David Thomson Libby Tucker Frank Keech Turner, Jr. Mark Richard Ulmer David Carl Urano James Davis Utierback A x .T ynf Glen Alan Washington William Malcolm Watson, Jr. Douglas McClinlock Weidner Steven Donaldson White Charles Molten Williams John Harlan Wilson Lewis Ralph Windham ' s dog James Norwood WohUarth Warren Taylor Wolfe James Bantz Wooddell Class of 1978 Andrew Michael Airheart James Mark Alexander Jeffrey Varnell Badgett Richard Alan Bagby Jerry Marrs Baird Karl George Baker John Anthony Ballstreri James Alan Barnes Arthur Greer Barriault Travis Edwin Bass Alan Robert Bauer Walter Francis Becker, Jr. Walter Paul Benda Mark Elwood Bennett Kenneth Jeffrey Bewick ■4 Alan Jeffrey Bird Stephen Michael Bone Lloyd Alfonso Boykin, Jr. Parke Linden Bradley Paul Bennett Brock Edward Anderson Burgess William Kirk Burton Christopher Lowell Camps Cecil Earl Carder, Jr. Arthur Roderick Carmody III David Gray Carpenter Gary John Carpentier Brian Patrick Carroll Hall Barton Clark Michael Thomas Cleary Richard Simon Cleary Rodney Mims Cook, Jr. Stuart Laurens Craig, Jr. Enrico Dell ' Osso, Jr. Matthew Joseph Donaldson, Jr. Alan Travis Drennen III Michael Edward Falcone James Nathan Falk Bill Richard Fenstemaker Robert Edward Flannery, Jr. John Haynes Follansbee III James Crawford Foreman Victor Howard Forsyth, Jr. Robert Beverley Francis, Jr. Frederick Lee Franck David Gardner Franklin William Owens Frear. Jr. Frank Roth Friedman Edward Allen Funkhouser John Wilbur Giannini III Barry Derosier Godin John Cleveland Gorden Erik Scott Greenbaum Giles Carter Greer George Francis Griffin IV TOK Mark Wade Hampton Jerry Wayne Harris Samuel Hughel Harrison Henry Hauptfuhrer IV Robert Frederick Hedelt, Jr Steven Buctiman Heird Henry Morton Helzberg John Douglas Herman Elliot Gene Hicks John Madden Hill Charles Edward Hinkle Theodore Winfield Hissey Thomas Ridgway Hodges Everett Brewington Houston Steven Henry Hufnal 249 Douglas McMaster Jackson Robert Hutchinson Jackson John Brevard Jacob, Jr. Mark Douglas Jared Pedro Celestino Joaristi Edwin David Johnson Douglas Earle Johnston, Jr. Harry Tudor Jones III William Heftier Joost Dallas Page Kelley III John Theodore Kelley, Jr. Craig Bryan Kendall James Clayton Kingsbery Howard Franklin Knipp III Karl Nicholas Koon Kevin Thomas Lamb Peter Hsun Lin Thomas Joel Loving George David Low Robert John McCord Ralph Bolce McGrew David John McLean Robert Bonn McMichael James Small McNider HI Gerald Leonard Maatman, Jr. William Paul Mann James Cohill Manuel John Cunningham Martin III Stephen Jeffrey Marzo Stephen Eyier Mattesky Beverly Sydnor Mauck. Jr. Arthur John May III Harry Alh Mazaheri Nancy E. Meek Peter Botts Meem Glenn Anthony Miller Michael Joseph Missal Oliver Warren Mowry. Jr. Douglas David Neumann Rex Donald Nyquist ii i. Michael Lewis Odom Thomas Owen O ' Hara Seth Wavne Oserin Ryland Reamy Owen James Edward Page, Jr. Peter Marshall Pearl John Miller Peirce William Charles Porth, Jr. Edgar Duryea Pouch III James Hill Pritchett Mark Alexander Putney Peter Arrison Quinn Hiram Heartsill Ragon III Robert Bradley Ramirez John Kevin Rhoads Mark James Richard Henry Conrad Roemer III Delambert Stowe Rose Howard Alan Rubel Kurt Calvin Russ John Frederick Sacco Lloyd Roberts Sams Warren Louis Seay Jay David Shaffer Curt Brian Sharp 252 Gregory Charles Sieminski Richard Morgan Simmons III Charles Henry Sipple IV Crawford McLendon Sites, Jr. George Morrison Smith Jeffrey McCollum Sone Reid Madison Spencer, Jr, Curtis Edwin Stewart Richard Warren Stewart Dwight Lathfop Stocker III John Scott Strong Donald Lowell Sullivan Robert Lee Suit, Jr. Robert Alan Szczecinski Henry Cox Taylor Rictiard Coles Taylor William Gilchrist Taylor Keith Allen Teel Thomas Willingham Tift III Robert Boardman Tremblay David Thornton Trice George Raphael Triplett, Jr. William Gordon Turner Jordan Dorman Walker, Jr. Charles Henry Walsh III 1--3 William Temple Webber III Allen Wesley Weeks William Gilmore Welch Robertson Hadley Wendt, Jr William Henry Wendl John Franklin Wheatley Edmund Vincent Wick Christopher Godwin Willetl Brice Barnes Williams Dan Wilburn Williams, Jr. Class of 1979 Douglas Harvey Adams Edward Mark Adier Gregory Holdridge AdIer William Roussel Alpaugh Andrew John Archie Robert Edward Atkinson, Jr. Robert McGee Balentine. 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' ffrey Randolph Fletcher James Howard Flippen III Charles McCreery Flowers, Jr. Michael Ford Folio James Spencer Frantz. Jr. Paul Whilmore Gerhardt Robert Smith Gibb III Charles Brent Gibson Timothy Ralph Gordon Peter Heywood Goss Jeffrey Stanton Gould James Douglas Gray Hix Howard Green John Robert Gula Alan Stanford Guyes Charles Carroll Habliston IV Jon Bartlett Haddad Henry Hart Hag an Henry Hunter Hairston Harry Ellis Hall Robert Batson Hall, Jr. Douglas Clay Halstead Hal Allen Hamilton. 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Morville David Driver Mylin Ralph Dwight Neel David Arnold Newman Donald Pancoast Noble Eric Arnold Nord Bishop Brison Norris Thomas Oxendine Neil Treger Pentifallo David Miller Persson Edvi ard Samuel Peterson John Frederick Phillips Jonathan Woodworth Pine, Jr. « ;l|p John Samuel Plowden Gary Joseph Podesta Parker Benedict Potter, Jr. James Michael Powell Thomas McCoy Pritchard George Russell Pruilt III Mark Franklin Prysi Thomas Edmund Quiggle Andrew Lane Radcliffe William Taylor Ramsey Thomas Beckett Rentschler, Jr. James Cyprian Respess, Jr. William Leitch Rodgers, Jr. Frank Waters Rogers III Keith Brian Romich Kenneth Wayne Rose Richard McCracken Ross Harold Evans Royal John Randolph Sacks Robert Holt Salisbury III Andrew Trigg Sanders, Jr. Robert Frederick Sartelle Joseph Charles Savage John Valentine Saylor David Randolph Scott 264 Norvell Otey Scott III Walter Allen Scott James Reese Shoemaker Kenneth William Sledd, Jr. Charles Carroll Smith Robert Young Smith. 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E dne Of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World 1 ' - , Our Thanks for All Past Patronage ' We Invite You to Visit Our Modern Inn ■ ' •-: , ' ? Bfejy- ' - .r ' -. - ' ' -- ,--■- I ■■■- ' ' - 1 ' Pres Brown ' s, Inc. 115 West Nelson Street Men ' s Sportswear Hunting Fistiing Athletic Equipment Photo Equipment Tennis Archery CAMPUS CORNER One Stop Shopping For W L Students McCRUM ' S DRUG STORE 463-2323 R C THEATRES State Lyric J. ED DEAVER SONS, INC. ' ( A Complete Department Store Lexington, Va. 463-3111 dair - J uttotij nc. 1 Main Street Lexington Va 463-4721 r - Lexington Prescription Center Orthopedic Surgical Supplies Discounts for Senior Citizens and Retired Teachers b 4 6 3-9166 1 1 W. Washington HAMRICK SHERIDAN JEWELERS LEXINGTON HARDWARE 23 South Main Street 463-2242 LEXINGTON MOTEL 820 S. 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The 1976 Calyx, far from being a monument to the Bicentennial, represents the 1975-76 academic year as a record reference memory book. A scrapbook. A photographic statement of Washington and Lee, for Washington and Lee. In the future you may find yourself wondering about what happened at W L during ' 75-76. Most of it is here. In the future you will probably miss friends you have made at W L — both students and professors. Most of them are here. And you may smile at memories of staying up all night for an exam, wandering into the co-op at 7 a.m. for a cup of coffee, getting an A, getting an F, lacrosse games, grain parties, studying . . . a smile or a grimace, both ephemeral, unlike photographs, paragraphs and names. j ijm iK 11 Lexington. Virginia and Washington College. 1857