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

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' - ' ' i n r Mi }:ia) kHCHIHE -y LIBRARY (r Of ( Washington and Lee University ) m !r i lr riil r ?! J ; f l r55 r ij ir WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY, CALYX 1980 John R. Cole, Jr., Editor John C. Hamilton, Business Manager Parker Roberts and Ken Robson, Photography Editors Peter Eliades, Layout Editor THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY WASHINGTON a LEE UNIVERSITY LEXINGTON, VA. 244S0 (5P: t. ' Af4 i( Dc o e .-imr ' ihe oau o -u em ... t l JA .N VtJC ?-v r , — CONTENTS COLOUR PREFACE FALL 18 FACULTY, ADMINISTRATION 36 SPORTS 64 MORE SPORTS 86 SENIORS 94 WINTER 152 ORGANIZATIONS 164 SPRING 198 ONCE AGAIN, SPORTS 200 FRATERNITIES 214 UNDERCLASSMEN 252 ADVERTISING 282 PATRONS 296 SENIOR INDEX 297 WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY . . . CALYX 1980 The llvinp- room ruff of the fraternity house fairly r elced of f our-day-old beer and other assorted alcohols. The old shac standard, The Love I Lost, was blaring away behind the confusion of dancinj bodies and grain-soaked party-goers. Melvln, a freshman, sat in the dark corner of the room, his date snoring soundly on his shoulder. His eyes were failing him. ' Gee,, so this Is college life, Melvln thouffht. f ■■ .. ' .■■■ -18- i FALL ORIENTATION MATRICULATION CO DC mm mm. mm mm mnrmm mm 4m ( f ALYK m 26 n THE SNAG Pi Kappa Alpha — 22 Sigma Phi Epsilon — 22 Phi Delta Theta — 21 Sigma Alpha Epsilon — 19 Delta Tau Delta — 18 Pi Kappa Phi — 17 Kappa Alpha — 16 Sigma Chi — 14 Sigma Nu — 14 Chi Psi — 13 Beta Theta Pi — 12 Phi Kappa Psi — 12 Phi Gamma Delta — 10 Phi Kappa Sigma — 10 Zeta Beta Tau — 7 The Snag is traditior.ally subject to change at a moment ' s notice, as are all things. HOMECOMING ) nwnnTi -!l -f ■ ■ i - ii lm- .. ' ' ' f ' i ELECTION NIGHT := « ' -; i « ' -iT y THE TURKEY TROT fACUL V fvm 3 HAND (N- AL5(9; S u)AMrA -r . — ] tm ii[mmm j mmmmM m 36 JLTY 37 Robert E.R. Huntley, President of the University Rupert N. Latture, Assistant to the President Dan Murphy, Assistant Dean of Students, Assistant Director of William N. Mohler, Director of University Services Admissions Charles Murray, University Proctor Jennette Jarvis; Harold S. Head, University Registrar; Octavia Cubbins; Sharon Leech. Burr Datz, Assistant to the Proctor James W. Worth, University Psychologist William M. Hartog, Director of Admissions Edwin D. Craun, Assistant Dean of the College, and Betty C. Brewbaker, William M. Hallman, Admissions Counselor Secretary to the Dean of the College. News and Publications Offices (Front row, left to right): Pat Falls, Joyce Carter, Sally Mann and Emmett Munger Mann, Anna Claytor. (Back row, left to right): Gray Coleman, Frank Parsons (Assistant to the President) Romulus T. Weatherman, Robert Hancock. ACCOUNTING ' mJ ' f km y Left to Right; Jay D. Cook, Jr., Thomas E. Ennis, Jr., Reginald R. Yancey, Almand R. Coleman. BIOLOGY Left to Right: Ted C. Delaney, Gary H. Dobbs, Lyman R. Emmons, James H. Starling, John J. Wielgus, Cleveland P. Hickman and John S. Knox. JOURNALISM ; asfc- T-. O: Left to Right: Thomas W. Tinsley, Robert J. DeMaria, Hampden H. Smith Mollenhoff and John K. Jennings. Ronald H. MacDonald, Clark R. RELIGION Left to Right: David W. Sprunt, Dale S. Wright and Harlan R. Beckley. 45 POLITICS Left to Right: William Buchanan, Milton Colvin, Lewis G. John, John R. Handleman and Delos D. Hughs. PHYSICS Left to Right; Robert L Reese, William B. Newboit, Henry L. Ravenhorst, James J. Donaghy and Thomas H. Williams. ROMANCE LANGUAGES Left to Right: Carlyle W. Barritt, Howard L Boetsch, Sidney J. Williams, Edward B. Hamer, Alfred G. Fralin and Russell C. Knudson. 48 MUSIC IF ' Left to Right: James T. Cook, Gordon Spice, Robert Stewart ENGLISH First Row: Edwin D. Craun, Dabney Stuart, Carren O. Kaston and Robert D. Pure. Second Row: John M Evans John N. Swift, George W. Ray, James Boatwright, Severn Duval! and Sidney M.B. Coulling. 50 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Left to Right: John F. Devogt, Phillip L. Cline, David Jones, Joseph Goldsten and Lawrence M. Lament. GEOLOGY Left to Right; Samuel J. Kozak, Odell S. McGuire, Stephen J. Kowall and Frederic L. Schwab. -52 HISTORY Left to Right: Barry F. Machado, Irwin T. Sanders, Charles W. Turner, Jefferson D. Futch, H. Marshall Jarrett, Roger B. Jeans, Henry P. Porter, and Robert W. McAhren CHEMISTRY Left to Right: Thomas C. Imeson II, Michael A. Pleva, John H. Wise, James K. Shillington, George S. Whitney, John B. Goehring, William J. Watt MATHEMATICS z. ' fJf Left to Right: Thomas O. Vinson, Robert L. Wilson, Jr., David P. Bobbins, Robert A. Roberts, Charles A. Williams, Felix P. Welch (emeritus), Robert S. Johnson and Robert B. Brownell. MILITARY SCIENCE ■ . — — Left to Right: Ms. Nellie M. Rice, SFC Floyd L. Allison, Master SGT. Dallas G. Johnson, SGT. Major Ronald G. Harris, Capt. Charles H. Hill, Lt. Col. Thomas B. Vaughn, Capt. Scott C. Long, Maj. James W. Shingleton, Capt. Jerome F. Kelly, Ms. Kathleen H. Dunlap GERMAN iii fe J ii v ' - ' -eft to Right: Robert B. Youngblood, Harold C. Hill, William W. Pusey, Maria Ilolvin, David A. Dickens and B. Stuart Stephenson. SOCIOLOGY Left to Right: O Kendall White, Jr., Emory Kimbrough, Jr., David R. Novak. Missing: John McDaniel. ART i ' W!|j| ' t|| .tn 1 gMKS Left to Right: l-Hsiung Ju, Isabel Mcllvain, Pamela Simpson and Gerard M. Doyon 58 PHILOSOPHY Left to Right: Harrison J. Pemberton, Joseph R. Martin, Charles T. Boggs and William L. Sessions. 59 ECONOMICS 60 Left to Right: Stanley T. Lowry, Carl P. Kaiser, Charles F. Phillips, Richard A. Williams, Edwin C. Griffith, John M. Gunn and Edward C. Atwood. PSYCHOLOGY Left to Right: David G. Elmes, Nancy A. Margand, Henry E. King, Leonard E. Jarrard and Joseph B. Thompson. CLASSICS 61 Mario Pelliaciaro and Herman W. Taylor. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Clockwise from the lower left; Boyd H. Williams, Gary R. Fallon, Richard Miller, Emmett G. Leslie, Jr., Joseph F. Lyies, Norris T. Aldridge, John S. Emmer. Missing: Page Remillard, Verne Canfield, Rolf Piranian and Gary Franke. DRAMA Left to Right: Thomas J. Ziegler, Leonel L. Kahn and Albert C. Gordon. V AUTUMN SPORTS . FOOTBALL I ' ' ' ' ' ■ '  ' W I JUM II 1111 , ♦w.-tfc ' jiaL W L Football Roster: Phil Alletio, Mark Anderson, Stew Atkinson, Jeff Bebee, Jim Boyle, Robert Brod. Stew Butler, Chris Cavalline, Richard Cerone. Steve Corbeille, Tim Cutting. Larry Davis, Bill Devine. John Fagan, Syd Farrar. Gene Fellin.Mike Fogarty, Steve Foley, Jim Forte, Tom Centner, Mike Gregory, Rich Hachenburg, John Halleran, Charles Harris, Tom Harrison, Jon Hendler, Jim Hess, Phil Hrabar, Brad Huston. Mark Jenkins, Don Keilerman, Chris Kibler, Chip Knudson, Sean Lapp, Bill Leachman, Chris Leiser, Mark Lewis, Ken Mangeniello, Paul Manning, Dave Marsh, Pat McGuire, John McKee. Lee Minetree. Ed Mintz, Alex Montgomery. Mike Mrlik, Gene Newton. Dave Nickles. Tom Noble. Chip Nunley. Ralph Paris. Rob Perrot. Marty Piccoli, Mike Pressler, Buzzy Riis, Ken Robinson, Bob Shaver, Vic Shepherd, Scott Smith, Jeff Snyder, Jim Stanley, Tim Stuart, Marty Thomas, Barry Thompson, Jerry Thompson, John Wagner,Joe Wallace, Jim Wenke, George West, John Winans, Ed Yastrow, Mark Yerke. As has been the case since 1967, the Washington and Lee football team failed to finish the season above .500. But, under the program of second year Coach Gary Fallon, the Generals did show some improvement, de- spite going 3-7 in 1979. Senior Tricaptain Stewart Atkinson was the big story as he rushed for 908 yards to end his career with a school record total of 3072 yards on 752 attempts. Atkinson ' s running mate, Fullback Lee Minetree, gained 287 yards, averaging nearly five yards a clip. The General ' s main problem was putting points on the board. In their first eight games, the Generals scored only nine touchdowns. In their last two games, W L exploded for seven more. Where the offense stumbled, the defense excelled. Noseguard Mike Pressler led the team with 70 tackles and was second in assists. More importantly, the Gener- als started only three seniors on defense. The offense also started only three seniors. The speciality teams played exceptionally well. Syd Farrar averaged nearly 37 yards a punt, including one of 56 yards. Freshman Bill Devine tried kicking barefoot style and made six of seven field goal attempts, including one of 40 yards. Devine also made 11 of 12 PATs. With the return of sixteen starters and a large amount of recruits arriving, the 1980 ' s could be a decade of winning football at Washington and Lee.   w it- W L OPP. Delaware Valley 30 6 Emory and Henry 12 14 Centre College 10 8 Randolph-Macon 15 15 Fordham University 27 20 Hampden-Sydney 14 University of the South 15 3 Bridgewater 19 21 Maryville 55 28 Georgetown 20 j .. Tom Jones, Chuck Kroll, Boyd Williams, Gary Fallon, Norris Aldridge, Chuck O ' Connell and Frank Miriello. SOCCER First Row: Ed Brooks, Dana Samuelson, Doug Dorsey, Doug Seitz and Potsy. Second Row: Vincent Coviello. Ben Muskin, Doug Sheldon, Mike Collier, Mark Turner, Chris Daniel, Paul Ritter, Homer Bliss, Bryan Williams and Vince Rospond. Third Row: Neal Brickman, Dean Kalamaras. Craig Burns, Brad Poorman, Bill Brown. George Rivers, Joe Ordunez, Kevin Carney, Tad Renner, John Williams. Kirk Mancer, Rody Halcombe and Coach Piranian The 1979 Washington and Lee soccer team had a final record of 5-7-1. Under the leadership of Rolf Piranian, O.D.A.C. Coach of the Year, the Generals finished second in the league with a 3-1 record. The Booters had offensive problems all year long, but a strong defense kept W L in almost every game. Kevin Car- ney had 69 saves in nine games while his replacement, Freshman Rody Halcomb, played eight games In goal, al- lowed only five goals, stopped 64 shots and recorded five shutouts. Mark Turner, a junior, was the team ' s leading scorer with four goals and two assists. Ben Muskin, Bryan Williams and Bill Brown were the Generals ' other leading scorers with two goals a piece. Part of the reason for the Booters ' losing record was a tough schedule. Of W L ' s 13 opponents, four were ranked in the NCAA Middle Atlantic top fifteen. One of these teams, Lynchburg, was the O.D.A.C champ. The future does look bright for the soccer team, however, as the Generals return their top three goalies and each of their top five scorers from 1979. W L Opponent 2 Hampden-Sydney 1 2 W. Va. Wesleyan 5 1 Richmond 3 1 Eastern Mennonite 1 Davidson 2 Averett 5 Radford Navy 2 1 Mary Washington 1 Roanoke Lynchburg 3 1 Va. Wesleyan 1 V.M.I. 2 Final Record 5-7-1 J ' : -••■it l t CROSS COUNTRY Kneeling l-r: Ted Fletcher. Greg Branan, Rich Bird, Jon Kelafant, Nick Stieglitz, Fred Cauuill Smith. Coach Miller, Kraig Armantrout, Charles Warner, Jim Cherrybone, Howard Herndon. Standing l-r: Walt Anasovich, Ham Davis, Todd Led by a strong corps of runners, the 1979 Washington and Lee Cross-Country team was able to post an impressive 9-5 record. This marked the 21st time in 28 years that cross-country Coach Dick Miller ' s Harriers have finished over .500. Leading the team was Captain Rich Bird, who finished his four-year career at W L as one of the school ' s all-time top performers. Backing up Bird were several other runners whose high placings in meets gave the Generals good overall depth. Sophomore Greg Branan showed perhaps the best improvement of all the runners as he became a strong No. 2 finisher. The team was also helped by two fresh- men, John Kelefant and Walter Anasovitch. Also provid- ing strong running were Charles Warner and Fred Caudell. The Generals were strongest in dual meet competi- tion, where they posted a 2-0 record. One of these wins was a 22-33 conquest of rival Hampden-Sydne y. W L also ended the season on a positive note as they finished fourth in the O.D.A.C. Championship Race. In that race, Bird placed first among his teammates with a 15th place finish. WATER POLO Undertheguidanceoffirstyear coach Page Remillard, the Washington Lee water polo team reached new heights. The 1979 water polo Generals ended the year with a record of 20 wins and 7 losses while establishing themselves as one of the leading water polo powers in the South. One of the reasons for this year ' s advancement was a pair of seniors — Drew Pillsbury and Biff Martin — who were the leading scorers in a strong Generals ' offense. W L ' s offense was also balanced by a stingy defense. Among the water polo squad ' s accomplishments in- clude a first place finish in the W L Invitational Tourna- ment and a second place finish in the Southern League Championships. The second place finis h qualified the Generals for an appearance in the NCAA Eastern Region- als. W L lost twice in the tourney but ended the year by dumping arch-rival Richmond, 14-7. The fact that W L is playing — and beating — the big powers in water polo is proof enough that the sport has become an established winner. In 1979, the Washington Lee water polo team proved it could play with the best of teams. X KJ A. - First Row: Dave Ridlon, Scott Broom, Mike Bernot, Bob Newcomb. Biff Martin, Drew Pillsbury, Mike Foley and Reed Waterman. Second Row: Trip Johnstone, Bill Hodges, David Stevens, Andy Backus, Mark Messina, Bob Marshall, Ken Johnstone, Coah Remillard. [m ■ ' t -m 3 ■ ? .--; -- ; r , s? 79 (fc « HAMLET Directed by Lee Kahn. Cast: Grant Kunkowski, Kurt Kammerer, Rob Davis, Frank Billingsly, Terry Frankenberger and Betty Kahn. if mffi- j . . IN ■■■ ' ' 5f1 BASKETBALL mtiiHC ' TON ' L hE BASKE I BALI Front Row (l-r): Mark Shaver, R.J. Scaggs, Tom Jeffries, Clark New, Ken Jaffe, George Spears. Back Row (l-r): Travis Patterson, Brian Hanson, Rob Sm itherman, Frank Eppes, Steve Jones, Steve Waldron, Jay Fechtal GAME RESULTS 14-15 W L 83 SOUTHEASTERN 75 W L91 BOWIE STATE 76 MARYVILLE 89 W L 77 ROANOKE 77 W L 67 W L 56 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 55 (O.T.) W L 91 SHENANDOAH 66 WABASH 79 W L 61 RIPON 68 W L 67 (O.T.) W L 65 YORK 55 OGLETHORPE 70 W L 55 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 62 W L 58 EASTERN MENNONITE 84 W L 77 LYNCHBURG 85 W L 80 GETTYSBURGH 66 W L 59 W L 87 BRIDGEWATER 74 W L 66 EMORY HENRY 50 ROANOKE 77 W L 69 W L 62 MARYVILLE 60 LYNCHBURG 77 W L 59 W L 80 EMORY HENRY 73 W L 84 SALISBURY STATE 83 (O.T.) EASTERN MENNONITE 102 W L 100 (2).T. RANDOLPH-MACON 83 W L 76 W L 58 BRIDGEWATER 50 W L 56 EMORY HENRY 50 W L 95 EASTERN MENNONITE 84 W L 58 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 56 UPSILA 78 W L 70 ALLEGHENY 103 W L 80 Coached for the 17th straight year by Verne Canfield, the Washington Lee basketball team saw its record slip to 14-15 in the 1979-80 season. But despite finishing only fourth in the ODAC regular season, the Generals captured the postseason conference tournament, qualifying for their third NCAA playoff appearance in four years. Leading the Generals was a host of returning players, including captain Tom Jeffries, who was selected to the all-conference team. Two other returners who gave strong performances all season long were Rob Smitherman and R.J. Scaggs, a pair of juniors. A key factor in the team ' s late-season surge was the improvement of several young players, including George Sprears, Clark New and Travis Patterson, all sophomores. Brian Hanson, a freshman, moved into the starting lineup late in the season. The Generals posted a 4-2 record in their first six games, but the loss of the team ' s leading scorer and floor leader resulted in the team ' s suffering losing streak four games, eliminating it from the title race. The Generals were able to rebound, however, winning seven of their last ten games, including three straight in the ODAC Tourney. J 90 WRESTLING Coached for the seventh consecutive year by Gary Franke, the Washington Lee wrestling team finished with a record of three wins and eight losses in dual meet competition and finished second in the ODAC. The Generals suffered their first sub-. 500 year in six seasons. Two seniors, Captain Ray Gross and Ed Rodgers, led the team in honors. Gross held a 10-1 record, was ODAC Wrestler of the Year, and went to the NCAA Division III wrestling tournament. Rodgers compiled a 5-3 record and was a conference champion in his weight class. Other leading wrestlers included Les Heart, a junior and an ODAC champion, Joe Wallace, a runner-up in ODAC heavyweight competition, and Mike Deighan, a senior who was third in the conference in his weight class. The Generals finished second in the ODAC in regular season competition and also finished second in the post-season tournament. This marks the second straight year W L has occupied the runner-up position. .F.C. WEEKEND SEN! Albert Knapp Fernandez and Robert Edward Lee John Clyde Hamilton Laura Shuford and Brian Todd Downs : _. $;C : •-ii ;Sj. ' ' O ' -:: - . . James Robert Leva Eben Dickey Finney III. Scott Duncan Graham and John Gregory Morten Kenneth Rodman Robson III. Samuel Hamilton Rogers III, William Searcy Ridge and Hugh Montgomery George Douglas Vermllya, Jr. and Arthur Lane Bloom Carter Harrison Tucker, Carlton Davies Walker, Kenneth Preston Moran ( ' 81) and Edward Chlsholm Morrison NIcholaus Joseph Dubrowski David Colgan Allen and George Brian Baue Jeffrey Taylor Powers, Edward Inman Curry III and Jonathan Bennett Scfiewel Lori Ann Stafford and Andrew Lester Crowson Craig Clarke Boudreaux, Eric Douglas Frey, Charles Bowman Strome III and Sidney Mills Roger s 101 Philip Craig Cornett and Thomas Alan Lisk Samuel Lewis Perkins and Carlo Carlozzi, Jr. Richard Peter Cancelmo, Jr., James Howard Parker, Martin Linn Piccoli II, Scott Joseph Caddell, Mark Edward Klaus. David Edward Meyers, William Henry Matthai, Jr. and Richard Jackson Allen, Jr. ' wmi ' - Hamilton Chace Davis III. Robert Colgate Campbell, Guy Thomas Steuart III and David Peter Blackwood 103 Robert Barton Earle and John Phillip Stafford (79) Herbert Baker Spring David and Margie Koogler Neil Treger Pentifallo ■ v H Bh ! i . 4fC,Sf ' JifA i f- W M p ' ' l :),% w V. .,...:. ' n 4d L gffl:? ' ■■ T ■J Douglas Harry Barton . M John Russell Cole, Jr, and Mark Alan KInniburgh 105 Bret David Lovejoy Theodore Brelsford Martin, Jr., Howard Anderson Demuth, Gerard Walter Barousse, Jr. (81), Stephen Henry Abraham and Donald Emmert Swagart, Jr. -■ vis ' ' 5 James Clay Crumbliss, Henry Frederick Moore and Murry Garrott McClmtock Jeffrey Hopkins Benedict, Paige Miller and Michael Dwaine McKay Charles Hunt Shuford, Jr. Carole Chappell. Anthony August Carli. Jr. and Joseph Arthur Dunnam III James Franklin Hawkins, Jr. Walter Moss Frankenberger III Hugh Laughlin Robinson 11 Charles Randall Talley Frederick Madison Smith Charles Vaden Terry and Michael James Monaghan William Hiram Christel Walton Vincent Clark -..■if.- Jr-- Bruce Dayton Wilmot. Ralph Ownby III. Andrew Allison Lassiter, John Frederick Hope and Walter Keith Sanford George Bullard Stadler ( ' 81). Thomas Raysor Salley III and Eugene Patrick Corrigan III 111 Michael Francis Deighan Richard Corbin Pierson Jay Judah Blumberg Jeffrey Wayne Cohen and Howard Timothy Parks 112 Brian Leshner. Stephen Vicent Siana and John Duncan Stout Eben Dickey Finney III, John Marshall Harris and Albin Byron Hammond Mark Edward Lockhart Steven McDonnell Smith and Jerome McDonald Kennedy, Jr. Mitchell Stephens Wynne, Eugene Philip Mangum, Jr., Myles Harris Kelley and William England Pritchard David Laurence Weaver, Jr Michael Daniel Lavitt • tjy ' H.A ■ •l ♦T ' ' jj '  •I rlj ■ ' • •■? ■-• Jf ' ' ' • — y -. -mm Peter Allen Stanford and David Armistead Greer William Frazier Hill. Mohammed Zaid Dajani ' 82 and Victor Wray Shepherd Richard Grant Bird II Stewart Douglas Jackson Lambuth Palmore Clarke, Paul Edward Koehler and Richard Kevin Johnson ; ' .. ' si -?4%-: -:?5 Paul Corbett Hendry, Marc Willson Ottinger, Stephen Davis Hallowell, Joseph Douglas PInottI and Arthur Purdum Caltrider, Jr. Randolph Philip Smith, Eric Peter Sella and Joseph Alison Scott IV Andrew Taylor Wiley ' 81, Howard Worth Smith III, John Michael McMahon and Wellington Goddin. Jr. 119 Mr. Mrs. Joseph Edward Olive Walker Porter Mayo Walton W. Kingsbery III. Gilbert Houghton Pearsall, Jr.. Scott Gregory McLam and Peter Christopher Kingsbery Richard Austin Makepeace, Jr., Jeffrey Alexander Bartlett, Singleton Dewey Keesler, Jr. and Robert Lawrence Brooke ' 81 Martin Firestone Bowers, David Walter West, Thomas Fletcher Mann, G. Dewey Arnold III and James M. Powell -1i P c=5- v . i i John Reif Stagmaier and Kevin Francis McGowan Christopher White Ware and Seldon Taylor Clarke Stephen James McCabe 123 iSbS : -i 1 I tixH i James Whitcomb Welch II ( ' 81), George Lea Booth, Samuel Sanders IV, Jesse Milton Shaver III, Gary Gamble Booth and Abney Saunders Boxley III. Russell Bogert Parmele, Jr., Brant Leo Charles, Wendell Berg Stockdale. Jr. Mark Andrew Hamnc, Darrell Gray Campbell, Andrew Dewitt King, and Wendell Berg Stockdale, Jr. David Williams, Scott Edward Smith, Robert Kirk Moir, and Richard Harrison Yancey 125 Robert Summers Clements James Rutherford Moore Kurt Harvey Kammerer John Carnes Willhite II Scott William Zackowski Patrick Lawson Norris James Marsh Dougherty, Robert Walton Pearce, Jr. and Richard Holleman Schoenfeld Douglas Clark Dorsey and Douglas Henry Seitz Lawrence Harding Bryant, Gordon Harrison Copland and Thomas Edwin Dutton James Penner Leisy, Lawrence Kilgore Gumprlch. Halletl Ray Gates III and Robert Denis Binder ( ' 81) Daniel James Weeks Daniel John Carucci Benjamin John Butts, S ydney Dodd Farrar, Sidney Searle Simmons II and Robert Livingston Walter Robert Marshall Merrlman, Jr., Russell Lee Elliott and George Edward Jordan Scott Alan Williams Guy Smith Brossy Richard Moran, Gregory Benton Dyer. Steven McDonnell Smith and James Ben Feinman Robert Charles Sillman H J H i ' l2i 1 F T w J ? .. Thomas Wade Turner. Norns Lightsey l tfitte. John Worth McAlister and Leslie Arlen Cotter. Jr. James Harley Williams Peter C and Dana Scott Samuelson George Arthur Polizos ( ' 81), Rainey Cawthon Booth ( ' 81), Robert Otto Waldbauer, Jr. ( ' 81) and Matthew Kevin McCusty ' ' • ■5 ' 1 David Lent Church Nancy Suzanne and Robert John Berghel, Jr. John Nyles Hooper John Lindsay Green, Covert James Geary and Stephen Paul Geary ( ' 83) Frederick Will Sherman Howell Watson Perkins Franklin Eugene Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Everett Norfleet Mark Talmadge Broughton Alexander James Montgomery Kenneth Paul Webber David Allen Bryant Aric Wayne Johnson, William Lee Robertson, Jr., Benjamin Byrd Newsom, Jr., Raymond Charles Nugent and James Edward Mendoza Christopher Todd Porter. Edward Joseph McDonnell III and Kevin Wayne Crookham 136 Kenneth Brian Terwilliger, and Harry Wright IV Francis Girault Addison IV Albert Luscombe Foster, Jr. Joel Edward Segall ( ' B ). Clark Leonard Perryman, Gary Allen Johnson Edward Lee Bowie, and Adrian Williamson Carter Harrison Tucker, David Edward Constine III and William Winfree Paxton Thomas Ray Hendricks Goetz Benedict Eaton and Edward Joseph Kamis. Jr. Marc Allen Birenbaum and Robert Mark Eisdorfer ' k Janet Bonifant and Michael Betts Van Amburgh Geoffrey Todd Hodges David Leon Gardener Bruce Howe Vail Thomas Ester Jefferies III Robert Eugene Hummel Jeffrey Michael Robitaille Andrew Michael Holds David Edward Leunig Jeffrey James Christovicfi { ' 81), Homer Devon Graham Raymond Allen Gross, William Dominique Lyons ( ' 81) and Kelley McCullogh Hollins and William Elkins Browning Robert Davis Shaver ( ' 82), Richard Mark Lewis, Edward Sar Yastrow ( 82), Joseph Koch Wallace and Keith James MacMillan homas Haliburton McCoy. Jr. ( ' 81), Nicholas John Brady ( ' 81), Burnbridge Scott Wash, Lucien Thomas Megna, Bruce Williams Whipple and latthew Barry Dennen r-. ' -y VMifc.. - .i1 143 loseph Charles Letosky and Edward Peter Tutak (79) .JS i Jeffrey Benjamin Miller, Jofin Christopher Kislaus, Howard Andrew Pillsbury, Mark Monroe Suber( ' 81), Jesse Fletcher Suber and Angus Eager Finney i Scott Edward Smith. Michael Joseph Mrlik II, Sydney Dodd F. Farrar and Stewart Atkinson, Jr. ! I Stephen Robert Kern John Henry Norberg, Mark Donald Smith and Michael Robert McCraney Harris Benjamin Hull. Jr. Steven Charles Herold, Roman Walter Kupecky, Lester Jerome Gillen and Mark Eugene Ginevan Douglas Arthur Peckham Robert Strycker Newcomb, Jr., Michael John Foley, Theodore Brelsford Martin, Jr., Howard Andrew Pillsbury Timothy Lepage Baird ( ' 82), Thomas Shepard Hunter ( ' 82), Richard Drew Hughes, Eric Henry Detlefs, Charles Bayard Steele Andrew Wilson Bodenstab, Gregory Ward Vaughan, Forrest Alexander Sheila Fitzgerald, Kenneth William Tolley Balentine ( ' 82) Thomas Amory Wornom, John Thomas Woods, Carl Elmore Lowder, Jr., David Wright Williams, Herbert Grooms Smith II, John Pierce Psillas, Robert William Donahey ( ' 83), Thomas Ernest Goss, Jr. Richard Scott Essex, Thomas Robert Wall IV, Richard Strouse Diane Hamrick, Steven Lexton Higgs Wallerstein Robert David Colvin, John Hamilton Wilkerson, Jr. ( ' 81), Bennett Nicholas Easton ( ' 81), John Kirby Tompkins IV iRichard Dale Thompson l ' safe ? , ' -■ ' ■• .- ■ ' .■;-.;■ ■«; George Wesley Santos il (81). Christopher Wade Kearney, Tim Patrick Don Scott Baker ( ' 81), Edward Williams Campbell III. Richard Nicholas Griffen ( ' 81). Stuart Symington Reinhoft (81) Sutton, Stuart Symington Rienhoff ( ' 81) Stephen Bradly White, Paul Allan Nathan, Glen Franklin Koontz ( ' 82), David Allen Asmussen (82), Fred Hamilton Rindge ( ' 83) Michael Robinson Devine, James Garret Hind, Jared Bowman Bernhardt, Cy Nesbe Bahakel, Jr , Joseph Benton A. Dashiell James Murphy Gregg III Bruce Howe Vail, Mark James Richard, Willaim Temple Webber III (78), David Craig Strachan. David Mott Murray, Jr., Robert Aloysius Egan 150 I WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT To the Class of 1980: Just yesterday, it seems. I wrote a message like this to the Class of 1970, taking profound note of the fact that I was addressing the first graduates of a new decade. I ' ll resist here any temptation to draw global parallels between this tumultous time and that tumultous time, other than to say that things were bad then, they ' re bad now, and there have been a lot of bad times in between. For Washington and Lee, the 1970 ' s was a remarkable decade, and the four years you have spent here were remarkable years in the progress of our institution. You ' ve endured much inconvenience, but you ' ve also enjoyed the first use of facilities like the new library and Lewis Hall which have evolved so handsomely from our disruption and dislocations. And I believe you ' ve seen the quality of academic life grow stronger during your student generation. You ' ve been here at a good time, an interesting and important time in this University ' s long history. I am certain that this yearbook will document your final year here in ways that will help you remember the joy of living and learning in this truly distinctive collegiate environment. For me, like so many others who teach and work here, the CALYX is a welcome window that looks on past student generations, helping bring into focus the sometimes subtle shifts in student lifestyles and values. It is a book that all of us can enjoy now and treasure forever. Whatever the 1980 ' s may hold in store for you and for Washington and Lee, we can confront these uncertainties with confidence, vigor, and strength. You ' ve been good for Washington and Lee, and I know Washington and Lee has been good for you. jg rX- li :: W 151 WINTER THE DANCE 11 V ' i ♦ •; ' 1 the 73rd FANCY DRESS BALL MONOPOLY: A STROLL AROUND THE BOARD featuring Bob Crosby and his Orchestra Friday, February twenty-ninth half past eight in the Early-Fielding Student Center black tie ff JfWOS unnMTH [DM 8 3 2= •n  i VNVUN) ««  ai mn oTtrxii) 5 SNA f AAONOPOLY rt mn CRAMri apewTAt TAX lZ l@ ai i FANCY DRESS v ,.ir at 3 J .V ., Despite my 30 years of research into the feminine soul, I have not been able to answer . . . the great question that has never been answered: What does a woman want? — Sigmund Freud; Quoted from The Life and Works of Sigmund Freud, Vol 2. 163 ORGANIZA 164 TIONS . THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Nelson Ould, Edmund Schenecker, Dee Keesler, Bob Willis, Sam Allen, Jay Blumberg, Bruce Poole, Steve Abraham (President), Jim Wenke, Cove Geary (Secretary), Les Cotter (Vice-President) and John Fraser. 166 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD ' ■ ( 1 f © j - ' S B mM - B IHl K J 1 Standing: Chester Taylor, Jamie Small, Doug Dorsey, Doug Seitz, Bill Towler, Susan May, John Timmlns, Geoff Fauth, Drew Pilsbury and Larry Wescott. Sitting: Dan Weiss, Carole Chappel, Mike Cappeto, Dave Harpole (Co-Chairman), Billy Ridge (Co-Chairman), Danny Raskin, Dave Irvin, Stuart Miller and Blake Witherington. On Floor: Jay Windsor, Hugh Montgomery, Jose Amorin, Jay Blumberg, Todd Moore and Dave Meyers. MOCK CONVENTION STEERING COMMITTEE First row: Kevin Dwyer. Jim Hicks, Craig Cornett. Second row: Dewey Arnold, John McAlister, Sam Flax, Dick Schoenfeld, Sid Simmons. Third row: Guy Steuart, Rick Corrigan, Ed Brown, Jean Baxter. Fourth row: Dan Swagart, Peter Benda, Richard Salmons, Gray Coleman, Carole Chappel. 168 MOCK CONVENTION STATE CHAIRMEN Alabama — Robert Walter Alaska — Kelly Nierenberger. Dan Weiss Arizona — Ed Curry Arkansas — Adrian Williamson California — Tim Brooks. Tom Salley Colorado — Doug Dorsey Connecticut — William Mackie Deleware — Charles Scott Florida — Thomas Wall Georgia — W. Powell Jones. Stewart Atkinson Hawaii — Dennis Roberts Idaho — Chris Peacock Illinois — Robert Brooke Indiana — Chris Schram Iowa — John Fox. Herb Smith Kansas — Todd Sutherland Kentucky — Kevin McGuire Louisiana — Dave Favrot Maine — Chris Wolf Maryland — Arthur Caltrider Massachusetts — Frankim White Michigan — Mills Rogers Minnesota — Thomas Lisk Mississippi — Murry McClmtock Missouri — Bill Ridge Montana — Benjamin Jarrat Nebraska — Clark Perryman Nevada — Bruce Young New Hampshire — Doug Pinotti New Jersey — Joe Robles New Mexico — Jim Brockelman. Bruce Honig New York — Richard Bird II, Joe Letosky North Carolina — Sydney Farrar. Ab Hammond North Dakota — Andrew Trotter Ohio — John Woods, Biff Martin Oklahoma — Benjamin Butts Oregan — Gil Pearsall Pennsylvania — Carl Miller II Rhode Island — Mark McLaughlin South Carolina — Less Cotter South Dakota — Brian Downs Tennessee — Fred Moore, Clay Crumbliss Texas — John Northington, Kelly Ryan Utah — Tim Stuart Vermont — John Harris Virginia — Bill Paxton. Kevin McCusty Washington — Mike VanAmburgh Wisconsin — Peter Eliades Wyoming — Bill Browning District of Columbia — John Lowe Guam — Buddy Bowie Puerto Rico — Richard Casellas Virgin Islands — Bruce Moore M.D.A. DANCE-A-THON COMMITTEE From l-r: Duke Cancelmo, Jay Blumberg (Co-Chairman), J. Hemby (Co-Chairman), Frank Brower, Scott Caddell, Lori Johns, Kit Johnson, Eddie Kramer, Gerry Darrell, Dave Meyers, Russ Parmele, Bill Bourne, Palmore Clarke, Stew Butler, Bruce Jones, Joe Robles, Derby David. 170 UNIVERSITY FEDERATION Carole Chappell, Mike Cappeto, Denise Swoope, Brian Ginsburg and Mark Broughton 171 STUDENT RECRUITMENT COMMITTEE Front row: Jay Foster (Co-Chairman), Charles Terry (Co-Chairman), Neil Pentifallo, John Risch, Fletcher Harkrader, Joel Segal!, John Pakula, Jed Dunn and John Martin. Second row: Marc Ottinger, Pat Robinson, Peter Eliades, Richard Essex, ' Ricky Wallerstein, Peter Stanford, Mike Perry, Eric Kolts, Steve Abraham, Bill Towler and Edmund Perry. Third row: Rob Brooke, Bob Willis, Dewey Arnold, Jeff Powers, Jay Blumberg, Marsh Merriman, David Greer, Jeff Hamill, Mark Smith, Ed Yastrow, Colt Puryear, Jay Diesing, Paul Hendry, Richard Bird and Tom Lisk. UNIVERSITY CENTER COMMITTEE Guy Steuart, David Blackwood, Rob Walton, Mac McCoy, Jamie Small and John Pritchett. 173 DORM COUNSELORS First row: Danny Carucci, Mike Mrlik, Doug Barton, John Billmyre and Joe Letosky. Second row: Peter Eliades, Bob Mullican, Mike Perry, Steve Harold and Jay Foster. Third row: Bob Willis, Kevin McGowan, Bill Tower and Chip Nunley. 174 CONTACT ■ f P- !■■ ' ■ ' ■ ' -■ ■ ■ ' ' x. - ' - - kp is- : -jc -- - First row; John Northington, Richard Salmon and Scott Cardozo. Second row: Rob Brooke, Henry Langhorne and Channing Hall. Third row: Tom Wall, Chris Burnham and Charlie Thompson. WLUR-FM First Row: Dan Weiss, Spencer Lefell, Mark Kinniburgh, John Fowler, Steve Colantoni (can-a-tuna?), Tim Lobach. Second Row: Jay Degnan, Tom Wornom, Mike Malasardi, Ben Keesee, Alan Armitage, Joe Dashiell, Mike Lavitt, Chuck Strome, Buddy Bahakel, Tim Eddy. Third Row: Lee Wrath, Dave Dudka, Sean Smith, Wayne Atchison, Peter Moody, Jeff Benedict, John Lowe, Earle Greene, Kelly Niernberger, Toad Walker, Walter Wolf, Bill Parks. 176 CABLE NINE TELEVISION First Row: Buddy Bahakel, Mark Kinniburgh, Wayne Atchison, John Cole. Second Row; Jay Blumberg, Mark Richard, Bob DeMaria, Chuck Strome, Bruce Young, Dan Weiss. Third Row: Mike Lavitt, Phil Marella, Joe Dashiell, Chris Graham, Bill Parks, Kelly Niernberger, Jim Gordon, Spencer Lefell. Bruce Wilmot was not in the neighborhood. 177 PUBLICATIONS BOARD Left to Right: John Hamilton, Chris Fay, Ben Keesee, Kevin McGowan, Channing Hall, Hampden H. Smith III, Randy Smith, John Cole and Cove Geary. 178 RUGBY TEAM imP - First row: Fitch King, Andrew Boyd, Alex Richards (Captain), Ab Boxley, Steve Smith, Greg Dyre, Jim Purcell, Al Fernandez. Second row: Witt Caruthers, Dave Johnson, Bob Gordon, David Proctor, David Freeman, Jim Hartz, Clay Crumbliss, Ric Moran, Bill Ridge, Jeff Hurdling. 179 CALYX First Row: John Hamilton, John Cole and Rusty Seay. Second Row: Ken Robson, Parker Roberts, Richard Pierson, Peter Eliades, Walton Clark and Mike Smith. Holcombe was at V.P.I., Todd Smith didn ' t make it, Richard Essex was late, Frank Jones was asleep and who knows where Fred Mumford was. 180 THE RING-TUM PH _eft to Right: Kevin McGowan, Dave Dudka, Unidentified-flying-staff-member, Frank Jones, Mike Perry, Randy Smith, Man Pryor, John Billmyre, Joe Scott, Steve Johnson, Parker Potter, Rob Neely, Skip Epperson, Jim Feinman, Bill A halen and Ray McNulty. -181- GLEE CLUB • W4 •- . ;•♦::♦::♦: . ;;; Front Row: Bob Lee, Dan Carucci, Scott Dacus, Art Bloom (Pres.). Tom Hunter, Kevin Kirby, Scott Barr, Geoff Oosterhaudt, Kevin Dwyer and Hal Bohlman (Hist.)- Second Row: Bob Wittpen, Don Harrold, Richard Boaz (Sec), David Harpole, Rob Binder, Bob Haynes, Will Sherman, David Jones, Keith Goretzka, Lee Nichols, Earle Greene, Jay Brackin (Librarian). Third Row: Barry Eckert, Bill Rachal, Chip Colonna, (Business Manager), David Sorrells, Olle Baathe, Jose Amorin, Larry Wescott (Lib.), Kevin Honey, Jack Willhite, Andrew Trotter, Drew Clayton, George Vermilya. SOUTHERN COMFORT I Richard Boaz, Danny Carucci, Bill Rachal, Chip Colonna. Jose Amorm, Art Bloom, Andrew Trotter, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Larry Wescott, Kevin Dwyer and David Jones. Not Pictured: Wade Forsman, Chris Schram, Tom Dutton, John Risch, Quinn Peeper and Rob Smith. COLD CHECK COMMITTEE Jeated: Mike Malesardi, Jim Vines and Geoff Fauth. Standing: Jack Norberg, Dave :!ordell, Steve Abraham and Wilber Harville. ARIEL BRASS ENSEMBLE Ken Lang, Eric Frey, Charles Thompson, Mollis Plimpton, Earle Greene, Mike Reap, Eric Meyers, Steve Higgs, Allen Gahan, Nick Teare, Dennis Roberts and John Ran Smith. FENCING TEAM First Row: Rob Earle, Bill Hill, Dr. James Worth, David Garner and John Stathakis. Second Row: Joel Bassett, Dave Hepler, John Vlahoplus, Richard Ordway, Todd Hanks, Pat Berg, Too-Tall Degnan and Dave Bryant. Third Row: Colt Puryear, Willy Mackie, Paul Nathan, Bill Sherwin, Clyde Harkrader and Fletcher Harkrader. STUDENT ASSOCIATION FOR BLACK UNITY Standing: Greg Coy, Jimmey Herbert, Alex Yancey, Paul Ragland and Wayne Atchison. Seated: Thomas Jefferies (Pres.), and Mark Snnith. Missing: Alex Montgomery and Robert Stephens. INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIANS FELLOWSHIP STUDENT CONTROL Seated: Richard Makepeace, Bud White, Tim Brooks (chairman), Bob Marshall and Powell Jones. Standing: Chris Daniel, Edward Morrison, Biff Martin, Bruce Poole, Mark Williams and Jim Averett. 186 THE INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL X First Row; Charles Terry, Syd Farrar and Mike Mrlik. Second Row: Rob Brooke, Sam Perkins, Monte Briscoe and Hunt Shuford. 187 THE COLLEGE REPUBLICANS First Row: Kevin Dwyer, Randy Talley and Geoff Oosterhoudt. Second Row: Phil Green, Pete Bariteau, Bill Comer and Jack Huston. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Mario Ruiz, Lee Caplin, Tony Carii, Alan Cross and Bill Kelly MONGOLIAN MINKS Ben Jarratt, Mac Kennedy, Bubba Walker, Spares Woodring, Steve Smith, Harbour Stephens, Donkey Taylor, William Cocke, Dickey Finney, John Snedden, Jim Goulden, David Proctor, Richard Drennen, Win Ryan, Chester Taylor, Phil Mangum, Henry Clay and Bill Pritchard. Missing: Fred Forsythe, Greg Morten, Mark Robsen, Johnny Sancillio, Kimby Crumbliss, Freddy Moore, Eddie Morrison, Murry McClintock, Ed Edge, Bruce Moore, Earl McClanahan, Tobin Cassells and Reds Taper (Pres.)- 190 THE 100th YEAR SIGMA SOCIETY Clay Crumbliss, Freddy Moore, Murry McClintock, Bubba Walker, Edward Morrison, Ab Boxley, George Booth, Jess Shaver, Howard Smith, Wells Goddin, Bo Sanders, Gary Booth, Carter Tucker, Dave Constine, Bob Campbell, Fred Forsythe, Ed Edge, Bob Shuler, Bruce Moore, Woody Woodring, Andy Wiley, Rob Brooke, Whit Welch, Marsh Dougherty, Ken Moran and Richard Drennan. 191 CactoyVCA dudu MI ' S ' iA 4 X ' lb flw.i l i K ■ «5 :U [1 THE GLASS MENAGERIE Directed by Leonel Kahn. Cast: Joellen Bland, Katherine Reiche, John Forte and Grant Kunkowski. I Hi i ■w y SPRING BASEBALL Having been coached for two years by Chuck Kroll, the Washington Lee baseball program continued to improve in 1980, As of this writing, the Generals were in a position to qualify in the ODAC Tournament for the first time. The Generals were a squad that had a combination of youth and experience. The team captain and one of the leading hitters, Thad Ellis, was only a sophomore The pitching staff was loaded with veterans, including seniors Chip Child, Vic Shepard and By Steele Many underclassmen made key contributions. The left side of the infield was manned by a sophomore at third base, Jeff Haggerty, and a freshman shortstop, Chris Cavalline. Behind the plate was a sophomore, Tripp Brower, while another sophomore, Tom Noble, manned right field. One senior, John Stagmier, manned third base, while Don Swaggert played in the outfield. The rest of the W L pitching staff was extremely young, showing promise in the future. A freshman, Joel Weston, posted some early wins, while two sophomores. Rich Hachenburg and Mark MacGlaughlan. were top relievers and spot starters. TENNIS In its second year under Coach Gary Franke, the Washington Lee tennis team continued to enjoy its usual success against other Division III teams. The Generals have finished in the top-five in Division III play in the past three seasons. One reason for W L ' s success is the play of co-captain Stewart Jackson, a three-time Ail-American. Jackson played in the top singles position, ahead of fellow captains Dave Constine and Pat Norris. The team was a balance of veterans and young players. Constine, Norris and Jackson were all seniors, while five other underclassmen competed for positions on the team. Two juniors, Pete Lovell and Doug Gaker, played in the singles positions, while a pair of freshmen, Jackson Sharman and Steve Denny, also played singles. TRACK Coached for the 11th consecutive year by Norris Aldridge, the 1980 Washington Lee track team ran this spring with its usual strong and deep squad. Leading the team was a trio of seniors, Stewart Atkinson, Rich Bird and Paul Hendry, who served as the squad ' s tri-captains. Atkinson was one of W L ' s leading sprinters, Bird was a top distance man and Hendry was the team ' s leading high jumper. Backing up these three was a strong corps of letterman, including Chris Daniel in distance events, Jeff Brown and Billy Morris in sprints, R.J. Scaggs in the 440 and Jim Vines in the hurdles. The weight events were manned by Buz Manning, Chip Nunley and Chico Shaver. Two sophomores, Russ Rector and Dave Cordell, were the team ' s leading long jumpers, while Bob Campbell, a senior, was W L ' s pole vaulter. In indoor track competition, the Generals finished fourth in the ODAC. Bird managed a third place finish in the mile run, Daniel was second in the 880-yard run and Manning was second in the shot put competition. 202 SWIMMING is dft Under the leadership of first-year coach Page Remillard, the 1980 Washington Lee swimming team went through the first year of its rebuilding program. Though the Generals compiled a 1-10 record, the groundwork was laid for future success. The most pleasant surprise this year was the performance of sophomore Mike Bernot. Bernot was the earliest General to qualify for the NCAA Nationals and was likewise the only W L swimmer to be named as an Ail-American. Other standout swimmers included team captain Bob Newcomb in the 50 and 100 free events and sophomore Herb Gresens, who swam in the 100 free event. A lack of team depth hurt the Generals in many meets, however. With a promising group of underclassmen and a good amount of recruits, W L may soon be back at the top of collegiate swimming. For next year, the Generals should have almost a dozen new swimmers to support the returners. 203 LACROSSE First Row (l-r): Coach O ' Connell, Rob Carpenter, John Sancilio, Jerry Broccoli, Bob Clements, John Hooper, Rob Staugitis, Joe Olive, Bill Benson, Jack Ennmer. Second Row (l-r): Coach Gray, Mike Pressler, Ware Palmer, John Walsh, John Tunney, Craig Albanese, John Doub, Scott McLam, Steve Johnson, Palmore Clarke (mgr.). Third Row (l-r): Lefty Newell, Geoff Wood, Jay Foster, Roman Kupecky, John Kemp, Steve Herold, Mark Ottinger, Jim Herbert, Tom Jones (Trainer). Fourth Row (l-r): Geoff Brent, Art Caltrider, Joe Steiffert, Dave Nickels, Don Rigger, Chris Kearney, George Santos, Pere Roberts, Mike Schuler. Asof this writing, the 1980 Washington Lee lacrosse team was enjoying one of the most successful years of any in the school ' s history. Coached for the eighth straight year by Jack Emmer, the Generals had been ranked as high as second in the nation among Division 1 teams. Co-captains Bob Clements and John Hooper were key factors to their team ' s success. Clements, an All-American goalie, was ranked second in the nation in save percentage, while Hooper was the team ' s leading face-off man. Much of the team ' s success can be attributed to its incredible depth. With quality second and third-string men at each positions, W L posted a more balanced scoring attack. Leading the offense were Rob Staugaitis, a sophomore who was a leader in assists, Chris Kearney, a goal-scoring threat making his first appearance after a two-year lay-off, and Jay Foster, a four year letterman. The Generals were exceptionally deep at the midfielder position, with the scoring of John Kemp and the ball-handling of George Santos and Geoff Brent. Roman Kupecky and Hooper provided muscle and strong defense. The defense corps was led by three returning starters, Steve Johnson, Jim Herbert and Don Rigger. Bill Benson and Dave Nickels provided relief off the bench. In the goal, Clements was outstanding again, making key saves game after game. Clements was again one of the top stoppers in the nation, limiting the powerful Syracuse team to only five goals, for example. H S ? ' ? C:,rv«« ;: : ' - -- ' ' :« ' ? s ' - ' Ti|i  r||iif ■.. ' ., j aH -- .,j-ir f svVf . • . -■■■• ' . ' « ' ■ -v:-. -•■•■- GOLF Under the guidance of sixth-year coach Buck Leslie, the 1980 Washington Lee golf team aimed to defend its ODAC title and qualify for the Division III NCAA tournament for the fourth straight time. The golfers were led by senior and captain Gerry Barousse. a 1979 All-American and the defending ODAC titlist. Supporting Barousse was fellow senior Tom Wall and a cast of underclassmen. Two sophomores, Jim Kaplan and Bill Alfano, were strong finishers for the Generals. Also providing strong play were a junior, Steve Everett, a sophomore, Titus Harris, and three freshmen, Lee Nichols, Dick Vedder and Bert Ponder. All of this added up to a young squad for the Generals which, on paper, did not seem as strong as the recent W L golf squads which placed seventh and 11th in the nation. John Warner, John N. Dalton, Edward H. Brown, W. Henson Moore, Barry M. Goldwater, Robert E.R. Huntley, Charles F. Phillips, William E. Brock, III, Craig Cornett, Dick Schoenfeld, Sid Simmons and a cast of thousands. 1980 MOCK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION PIPPIN 210 Directed by Albert Gordon and Steve Wiliford Art Dunnam David Sorrells Ginger McNeese Richard Boaz Robert Schuman Rose Gordon Penny Westbrook ■■■ 9 Ki! L i_ _ B H K 1 K 1 PPl ' ' i:- iy l m wT HH N MEMORIAM Hiland Newton Moore, January 27, 1959 — October 23, 1979. Charles William Pacy, Jr., August 17, 1957 — September 13, 1976. It ' s difficult to sit before the keyboard of a Smith-Corona and write in a decisive manner about all that has happened to the Class of 1980 in the past four (and in some cases, five) years. At a casual glance — which is the best one can do at this point, I guess — the whole affair is somewhat of a blur. I feel that while I have learned something invaluable, I can ' t quite put my finger on it. The courses of study, the friends, the parties and all the rest that Washington and Lee represents comes to bear on the maturity and the capability of the student, tvlaybe it is simply the total experience (God, I hate that expression) of college that molds and shapes the person. Or, what is more likely, I am completely wrong. In any event, I have a notion that things won ' t become any clearer until sometime after graduation. This is your yearbook. The entire year (or a close approximation) is packed into 300 pages and wrapped in a light brown cover. It is unique (I guess) that this is the first book of the new and unfamiliar decade. There is a lot going on right at this point in time, and there is little assurance that it is going to get any better. In times like this, maybe what we need is the advice of Walt Kelly, when he said that when everyone seems to be yelling and hollering in the dark, Some of us just might learn to whistle. Special Thanks to Ken Reis (S.I.D ) and The Publications Office for their help. FRATEE bJITIES BETA THETA PI I 4 ' v E S S 6j C rrz TT I ' I 1 1 1. Rodney Taylor 2. Whit Sanning 3. Seldon Clarke 4. Mike Herrnstein 5. Perry Roberts 6. Stuart Scruggs 7. Johnny Sancilio 8. Bobby Turner 9. Dave Cole 10. Jamie Andrews 11. Shots O ' Brien 12. Newton Kendrick 13. Scott Gordon 14. Greg Orsini 15. George Fagan 16. Greg Morten 17. Jamie Black 18. Ben Jarratt 19. Geoff Wood 20. Scott Baker 21. Woody Woodring 22. Mac Kenndey 23. Stuart Rienhoff 24. Ted Campbell 25. Steve Smith 26. Jim Falk 27. Dickey Finney 28. Fred Forsyth 29. Gary Mauck 30. Richard Sutton 31. Geoff Brent 32. Ab Hammond CHI PS 1. Bill Kelly 2. Tom Southall 3. Bud White 4. Carlo Carlozzi 5. Robert Haynes 6. Ray Haynes 7. Skip Epperson 8. Sam Perkins 9. Danny Einstein 10. Brian Gibson 11. Pete Bariteau 12. Mark Mainwaring 13. Mike Reap 14. Steve Higgs 15. Ed Gonsalves 16. Skip Cross 17. Mollis Plimpton 18. Woody Woodward 20. Chris Graham 21. Mike Bisbee 22. Robert Ortiz 219 DELTA TAU DELTA 1. Scott Otto Graham 26. Mark Suber 2. Scott Crawford 27. Richard Silberstien 3. Hall Vetterlein 28. Tom Coates 4. Gerry Barrouse 29. Dave Dean 5. Andy Demuth 30. Ned Rugeley 6. Don Swagart 31. David Hagigh 7. Buddy Bowie 32. Bob Stefani 8. Peter Lovell 33. Ambler Cusick 9. Jim Vines 34. Kevin Kurtz 10. Lee Minetree 35. Peter Moore 11. Ham Bone Davis 36. Tad Law 12. Andy Pick 37. Ross Germano 13. Kevin Bell 38. Tom Hyde 14. Eric Sella 39. Preston Copenhauer 15. Bob Boob Campbell 40. Steve Palmer 16. Angus Finney 41. Mike Foley 17. David Blackwood 42. Jamie Burchenal 18. Doug Gaker 43. Bob Carpenter 19. Andy Bodenstab 44. Glen Drake 20. Austin Salisbury 45. Randy Muckraker Smith 21. Guy Steuart 46. Bill Sharp 22. Will Hiram Christel 47. Topher Russo 23. Ben Hull 48. Tony Zaccagwini 24. Drew Pillsbury 49. Jeff Bebee 25. Mike Smith 50. Tim Cutting Ill KAPPA ALPHA 1. Pryse Elam 2. Iguana Hudson 3. Stuart Miller 4. Drew Pumphrey 5. Frank Billingsley 6. Jeff Hamill 7. Jesse Suber 8. Russ Parmele 9. Tim Webb 10. T.T. Taylor 11. Little Perry 12. Bowen Woodruff 13. John Boatwright 14. U.T. Winslett 15. P.P. Patrick 16. Toast Oast 17. Chuckie Edwards 18. Doug Sheldon 19. Mark Shuford 20. J.J. Abeloff 21. Tommy Lee Larimore 22. S.S. Prioleau 23. P. Moore 24. Little John Kisalus 25. Carl Miller 26. J.W.B. Nothington, esq. 27. Stayne Moore 28. W.H. Hodges 29. Smitty Bossiere 30. Erika Perlltz 31. Road Pop Burt 32. B.C. Walsh 33. Barry Dunn 34. Steve LaPrade 35. Nuke Perryman 36. Big Perry 37. Flipper Randolph 38. Pork McCraney 39. Barbizon Barnes 40. Crude Townsend 41. Tommy Wilson 42. P.T. Rentchler 43. Bill Alison 44. Awaba Hancock 45. Tree Man KAPPA SIGMA UaL-g T w-fl l 1. Mike Ramirez 2. David Pooney Harpole 3. Barksdale McNider 4. Dan Schott 5. Millard Radford 6. Gator Irvine 7. Mike Read 8. Jose Amorin 9. Bob Wittpenn 10. Bill Rachal 11. Bruce Meyers 12. Rob Smith 13. Brian Williams 14. Scott How ell 15. Jay Windsor 16. Scott Dacus 17. Jim Lipscomb Missing: Eric Anderson Jim Cherrybone Bill Bell Steve Miller Ben Kesee 225 1. Rich Hughes 2. John Hastings 3. Ted Galanides 4. Kip Gordon 5. Will Somerville 6. Tod Foster 7. Hunt Shuford 8. Randy George 9. Scott Michaels 10. Currin Snipes 11. Jim Shea 12. Bill Taylor 13. Jamie Hall 14. Kevin Honey 15. John Sadd 16. Evans Atwell 17. Gordon Grubb 18. Bruce Wilmot 19. Hank Artz 20. Erik Ailstock 21. Paul Maurer 22. Andy Lassiter 23. Drew Smith 24. Gordy Fisher 25. Steve Anthony 26. Brian Holdaway 27. Steve Hellberg 28. Tom Hunter 29. Bruce Wennerholm 30. Chris Smith 31. Peter Taylor 32. Josie 33. Derby David 34. Jed Dunn 35. Ralph Ownby 36. Rick Hope 37. Bob Mullican LAMBDA CHI ALPHA PHI DELTA THETA r R O B £ R T E. LEF )l 5-5 _ o , n 0B n a ROeEPT E_ LEF 1 1. Eric Nelson 2. Robert Giffith 3. Clifton Morrissette 4. Tom Egbert 5. Henry Clay 6. Gordon Atkins 7. Kelly Ryan 8. Victor McLaughlin 9. Edmund Perry 10. John Williams 11. Buzzy Riis 12. John Daniels 13. Raymond Long 14. Ben Butts 15. Bear McCubbin 16. Mitch Wynne 17. Myles Kelly 18. Thad Ellis 19. Kevin McGuire 20. Bill Prithard 21. Hill McAlister 22. Mel Duggan 23. Syd Farrar 24. John Snedden 25. Richard Drennen 26. Sid Simmons 27. Win Ryan 28. Bill Dupre 29. Jeffrey Milstead 30. Chester Taylor 31. Alton Wallace 32. Sean Lapp 33. Jim Averett 34. Andrew Taylor 35. Desi Tobias 36. Fitch King 37. Witt Caruthers 38. Bobby Walter 39. Jimmy Bailey 40. Ralph Paris 41. Jimbo Haynes 42. Danny Fetterman 43. Wren Autrey 44. Jack Sharman 45. Phillip Mangum 46. Doug Woodson 47. Gary Shaffer 48. Edmund Schenecker 49. Kevin Bowles 50. Alex Richards 51. Money-bags McGuire 52. Jim Goulden 53. Andrew Saunders 54. Curt Remarques 55. Robert E. Lee 56. Lloyd R. Cole 57. David Proctor 58. Mark Buyck 59. John Mclntyre 60. Ric Kirkland 61. Alex Ballentine 62. Preston Waldrop 63. Willie Hartness 64. Chris Menefee 65. Jack -Daddy Willhite PHI GAMMA DELTA 22 23 J 1. John Winans 2. Dan Bentz 3. Tom Noble 4. Bill Divine 5. Scott McClam 6. Tim White 7. Buzz Manning 8. Tunch Wells 9. Steve Johnson 10. Les Turner 11. Reva Dunn 12. Doug Linton 13. Jack Norberg 14. Mike McFadden 15. Chris Cavalline 16. Dana Samuelson 17. Charlie the Tuna 18. Stu Atkinson 19. Mark Speghlin 20. Scott Cooper 21. Rich B.K. Hachenburg 22. Gene Fellin 23. Randy Root 24. Greg Johnson 25. Eric BS Kolts 26. Steve Kern 27. Owen Geisz 28. Doug Seitz 29. Jim Hess (Ah) PHI KAPPA PS : 1. Herb Gresens 2. Tony lerardi 3. Steve Corbeille 4. Chip Knudson 5. Thomas Gentner 6. Trou Dorsey 7. Phil Rocl echarlie 8. Foghat Fogarty 9. Hector Torres 10. Denny Cancelmo 11. Ben Muskin 12. Jody Harris 13. Marty Piccoli 14. Teddy Blumberg-Pal 15. Stain Sammis 16. Mike Lewers 17. Chip Nunley 18. Binky Jaffee 19. Rich Allen 20. Duke Cancelmo 21. Fritz Klaus 22. Rocky Hasinger 23. Lumpy Matthai 24. Brad Scholtz 25. Quart Brown 26. Craig Albanese 27. Chip Childs 28. Frank W. 29. Artie Caltrider 30. Droopy Hendler 31. Cope Moyers 32. Eddie Vorwerk 33. Burnout Burns 34. Bill Hutton 35. Harold Robertson 36. Stephen Hallowell 37. C. Spottrunn 38. Scottie Caddell 39. Brian Noonan 40. Munyon Meyers 41. Hoove Ottinger 42. Bonzo Robinson 43. Paul Hendry 44. Nils Heredlin 45. Pepe Wenke 46. Sparky Anderson 47. Chez 48. Andy G. 49. Mr. Phi Psi PHI KAPPA SIGMA n 1. Chuck Van Horn 23. Jeff Bartlett 2. John Saunders 24. Tad Renner 3. Jeff Christovitch 25. Rob Fog Brooke 4. Bill Cole 26. Blair Pritchard 5. Tom Alfano 27. Gene Newton 6. Geoff Sisk 28. Stuart Neff 7. Ab Obno Boxley 29. Trent Dickerson 8, Whit Welch 0. Von Graham 9. Jessemerchant Shaver 31. Jay Shylock Irons 10. Wells Goddin 32. Gary Sloth Booth 11. Mike Malesardi 33. Tim Weed 12. Doug Veasey 34. Dwight Leblanc 13. Chris Davis 35. Andy Pud Wiley 14. Bo Sanders 36. John McLarin 15. Doug Davis 37. Ted Slim Stevenson 16. Chip Sisk 38. Bill Alfano 17. Breck Dalton 39. Borneo Clark 18. Ted Bourbon Barger 40. Alex McAlister 19. Rud Moore 41. John Cool Breeze Martin 20. Powell Starks 42. Ross Lynde 21. George Sloth Booth 43. Phil Hrabar 22. Kirk Makler 2H3 PI KAPPA ALPHA t:sx ffssS i= I.. . 1. Les Cotter 2. Shaw Cranfield 3. Wes Young 4. Crust Colvin 5. Andy Grisebaum 6. Kirby Tompkins 7. Jeff Walter 8. Foxhole 9. Mike Drinkwater 10. Herb Smith 11. Jeff Jones 12. Root Boy Psillas 13. Tom Goss 14. Brad Vaughn 15. Sprunt Watkins 16. Frank Knowlton 17. Jim Shepard 18. Dave Donahey 19. Mark Thompson 20. Tommy Wornom 21. Amory Lecuyer 22. Ben Franz Easton 23. John Wilkerson 24. Beaker Stall 25. David Fisher 26. Bulger Bowen 27. Brady Millican 28. John McAlister 29. Peyton Craighill 30. Russell Plowden 31. Hub Kennedy 32. Norris Laffitte 33. John Halieran 34. Scott Michaelis 35. Jimmy Hartz 36. Monty Briscoe 37. Russell Park 38. Wade IQ Brannon 39. Fuzzy Donahey 40. Chris Greatwood 41. Jim Baldwin 42. Joel Dunlap 43. Cantey Heath 44. Jimmy Brock 45. Preston Covington 46. Tom Disco Savage PI KAPPA PH 1. Geoff Fauth 2. Jay Daly 3. Jim Sea Biscuit Kaplan 4. John Vlahopolus 5. Denny Byrne 6. Bennett Ross 7. Kip Power 8. John Stathakis 9. Steve Geary 10. Cove Geary 11. Dave RIdlon 12. Rusty Seay 13. Rainey Booth 14. David Core 15. Jack Green 16. John Butler 17. Greg Brannan 18. Junka Colbert 19. Scott Navrath 20. Ken Lang 21. Hal Bohlman 22. Clyde Harkrader 23. Suzy (Colts Pal) 24. Jay Diesing 25. Fletcher Harkrader 26. Colt Puryear 27. Del Agnew 27b. John Lindsay 28. Bill Quinlan 29. Larry Gumprich 30. John Morals Monroe 31. Bob Waymouth 32. Steve Nardo 33. Chip Gates 34. Frankage Jones 35. Ron Moore 36. John Guest 37. Rob Binder 38. Mark Cards Carduner 39. Kevin McCusty 40. John Slack Risch 41. Alan Pryor 42. J.F. Londrey 43. George Polizos 44. Scarlett 45. John Cole 46. Art Bloom 47. George Vermilya 48. Mark Mr. Normal Kinniburgh 49. Dave Mellow Favrot w.. 1 :, iM 1 I SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 1. Kim by 2. Donk 3. Freddy Moore 4. Carter Tucker 5. Bubba Walker 6. George Stadler 7. Richard Salmons 8. Dick Schoenfeld 9. Penn Owen 10. Gerrald Giblin 11. Earl McClanahan 12. Bobby Pierce 13. Billy Brown 14. Bill Paxton 15. P.B. David Tyler 16. Possum 17. Channing Hall 18. Pat Norris 19. Marsh Daugherty 20. Lee Woosley 21. Bob Schmidt 22. Tom Salley 23. Scott Bag Cardozo 24. David Constine 25. Tobin Cassels 26. Hamp Simkins 27. Robert McLean 28. Stewart Hinckley 29. Chip James 30. Mike VanAmburgh 31. Rico Salmon 32. Sumner Bouldin 33. Mason Ellerbee 34. Billy Leachman 35. John McKee 36. Lanier Edge 37. Mark Jenkins 38. Buist Rivers 39. Graham Osteen 40. Bert Ponder 41. Mike Scardon 42. Andy Barrett 43. Edward Morrison 44. Bruce Moore 45. Czar ' s Ball SIGMA CH ■3 U3f - io-9 p.. 1. Jim Stanton 2. Charles Terry 3. Tim Brooks 4. John Billmyre 5. Stewart Jackson 6. Ricky Wallerstein 7. Hal Rich 8. Jack Schewel 9. Pete Baumgartner 10. Tom Wall 11. Lee Nichols 12. Richard Essex 13. Ty Lawson 14. Wood Selig 15. Traylor McClellan 16. Bill Ridge 17. Kraig Armantrout 18. Ken Robson 19. Rich Weissman 20. Danny Carucci 21. Pet er Eliades 22. Jim Campbell 23. Nick Teare 24. Scott Slade 25. Robert Neely 26. Brooks Flippen 27. David Greer 27b. Blake Witherington 28. Jeff Powers 29. Kelly Moles 30. Jim Kirby 31. Sam Campbell 32. John Ran Smith 33. Tobie Suit 34. Winston Burks 34b. Bruce Poole 35. George Irvine 36. Nelson Ould 37. Brad H. Crosby 38. Dave Johnson 39. Nat Lovell 40. Taylor Freeman SIGMA NU 1. Bill Frantz 2. Scott Wash 3. Cory Johnson 4. John Lovelace 5. Kevin Leonard 6. Nick Steiglltz 7. Charlie Scott 8. John Solitario 9. Dave Higginbothan 10. Rich Wood 11. Bruce Whipple 12. Jim Moore 13. Powell Jones 14. Irene 15. Mickey McKay 16. Steve Denney 17. Michael Devine 18. Larry Davis 19. Joe Dashiell 20. Ed Brooks 21. Rob Walton 22. Mat Dennan 23. Dave Stoeffel 24. Mark Turner 25. Jim Hind 26. Baker Spring 27. Bret 28. Richard Baer 29. Mike Collier 30. John Pritchett 31. Murph Gregg 32. Jamie Small 33. Brad Poorman 34. Jean Claude Keatley 35. Rob Johnson SIGMA PHI EPSILON ■ 246 0. Glen Koontz 1. Herman X. Judge 2. Sam Stroud 3. David Assmussan 4. Thomas Gillen 5. Thomas Baker 6. Fred Caudill 7. Gary Johnson 8. Alfred Hintz 9. Paul Nathan 10. Lawrence Wescott 11. Henry Sewell 12. Fred Rindge 13. Gordan Copland 14. Bruce Young 15. Doug Peckham 16. Bill Gomen 17. Gary Goodenow 18. Larry Bryant 19. Dave Bryant 20. Joel Segall 21. Geoff Oosterhaudt 22. Robert Dalmen 23. Doug Swatsky 24. Chris O ' Conner 25. Robert Forsythe 26. Jay Harris 27. Dale Park 28. Chris Coogan 29. Douglas Shipman 30. Scott Barr 31. David Jones 247 248 s-: I 1. Dave Smith 2. Dick Latture 3. Bryan Carr 4. Chris Bouquet 5. Steve Burrington 6. Marc Firestone 7. Keg O ' Brew 8. Mike Kennedy 9. Jon Yale 10. David Haddad 11. Mike Coste 12. Les Clark 13. Mark Kibbe 14. Bishop Norris 15. Tommy St. Clair 16. Frank Jackman 17. Scott Sanborn 18. Jim Brockelman 19. David Swallow 20. Pat Reynolds 21. Alan Armitage 22. Phil Marella 23. Gordon Lewis ZETA BETA TAU t i UNDERCLASSMEN 251 CLASS OF 1981 Stephen L. Abraham Charles 0. Adier Thomas G. Alfano Wayne Michael Atchison Peter F. Bariteau Richard A. Baxter Peter Benda J. Robert Bergmann Raymond Karl Best Clarke Stephen Bigler John Gary Billmyre Robert Denis Binder Homer Austin Chandler Bliss John G.P. Boatwright. Jr. Paul Stephen Bourdon William Wheeler Bourne John Marvin Brackin, III Bradey Nicholas Jerry L. Broccoli Robert L. Brooke 252 Eddy Brooks Jeffrey Alien Buntrock Barry E. Burke Winston W. Burks. Ill James S- Campbell Sam H. Campbell. IV Marshall A. Clark William R, Cole. Ill Claude Bundick Colonna. Jr. David Brewster Cook Vincent Coviello James Temple Coyle. Jr. William W. Crawdus John Patrick Daly , Lawrence J. Davis Jay Allan Diesing Stanley Kent Doobin John David Donahey. Jr. David Michael Dudka E.S. Dummit. Ill Christopher Crawford Dunne Kevin Barry Dwyer Peter Dean Eliades Steven M. Everett George Davidson Pagan James Falk David Finley James H. Forte John J. Fox, III R. Christopher Gammon J. Ross Germano Randy George Thomas A. Gillen Brian Manuel GInsburg James Gordon Robert Pleasants Gordon, III k i Au B Christopher Holmes Greatwood Channing Moore Hall, III Charles T. Hammes, Jr. Stephen M. Handy Matthew Jeffrey Harris Lesley P. Heart J. Cantey Heath, Jr. Stephen William Hellburg Howard William Herndon Alan Charles Hess James F Hicks, III Alfred R. Hintz Kevin D, Humphries William K. Hutton George Bonner larossi David Benjamin Irvin George R. Irvin, III Victor Jaramillo Edward A. Johnson W. Powell Jones w l l US=,a -J jm Dean Kalamaras Jon C. Kalts Warren Paul Kean Richard C. Keatley. Jr. Ben Whitworth Keesee Craig William Kennelly Richard Peter Kenney Daniel F. Kingman Kevin G. Kirby Frank B. Knowlton Edward Alan Kramer Thomas Lee Larimore Kevin Kent Leonard Bradley Alan Lewis David Allman Lewis William Richard Light, II Soren T. Lillevang Peter H. Lovell A. William Mackie Charles Walter Mason Stuart Alexander Mason Harry Hill McAlister Thomas H. McCoy James Scott McDearman Max Victor McLaughin. Jr. Arturo Melian Christopher Frost Menefee Jeff V. Milstead William Cope Moyers Robert James Mullican David Farris Mullin William Paul Myers Robert Bruton Neely Ross Newell Jerrell Nickerson Kelly Joseph Niernberger John Northington Lonnie Nunley 4ft m Wp t? Christopher S. O ' Connor Michael John Perry Russell Z, Plowden George Arthur Polizos Raymond Price. Ill John Alston Pritchett Alan Pryor John Andrew Pumphrey John P, Purcell Daniel Joesph Raskin James Edwin Rayhorn Jefferson Jay Reiter Patrick Malone Robinson Joseph Robles Vincent W. Respond Edwin S- Ryan Daryl Allan Sakol F. Whittacre Sanning John Kasey Saunders Rudolph Judson Scaggs. Jr. John K. Schmidt Joel Edward Segal! William B. Sherwin Douglas R. Shipman Geoffrey Price Sisk James Robert Small t ichael C. Smith Robert J. Smitherman Wilson Currin Snipes, Jr. George B. Stadler Scott T. Stafford John James Statfiakis James W.H. Stewart, Jr. David G. Stoeffel Jofin Raymond Suit Perry Henry Sutherland Todd Latta Sutherland Douglas J. SwatskI Peter C. Taylor Edward T. Taylor, II William A. Towler J. Mark Turner James K. Vines Edward Voruerk Anthony W. Walker Robert E. Walton, Jr. Charles Hamilton Warner Douglas Wedd J. Whitcomb Welch. Jr. Douglas W. Werth Andrew T. Wiley George Bryan Williams. II Robert H. Willis. Jr. John Cabell Acree. Ill Frank Delahoussaye Agnew William David Alfano Mark T, Altermatt Mark Philip Angelides CLASS OF 1982 Edwin H. Artz, III David A. Asmussen Gordon Edward Atkins Evans Scott Attwell Timothy L, Baird f iikJti i Forrest Alexander Balentine Stan Barnes S. Scott Barr William Carleton Baum Mark L. Beamer Michael Peter Bernot John R. Bestor Franklin Patrick Billingsley Paul Markham Black Edwin Renken Blomquist, Jr. Richard Earl Boaz Harold R. Bohlman. Ill Mark Boudreau Granville Sumner Ridley Bouldin, Jr. Kevin Wray Bowles Frederick Andrew Boyd Geoffrey J. Bragdon Gregory Knight Branan Stephen Gardner Brand William F.L. Brown William B. Bryan, Jr. Thomas Warren Burns Stephen Parker Burrington John K. Butler Ronald F. Calkins, Jr. Ge orge U. Carneal Rick Casellas Richard T. Cerone Russell Clarke Henry Brenard Clay William Thompson Cocke Michael J. Collier William Paul Comer Stephen J. Conboy Richard C. Coogan Scott Cooper Preston Sheffey Copenhaver David Ryan Cordell David Andrew Core Michael William Coste Dash Coufal James Preston Covington . k 260 E. Bradley Crosby Allen Raymond Cross, Scott Dacus Robert L. Dalman James B. Dalton, III Earle Wade David Lawrence A. Delibero A. Robert Dement Matthew Barry Dennen Warren Trent DIckerson, Jr. Jeffrey Lang Dorsey Barry R. Dunn James E. Dunn, Jr. Barry Scott Eckert John Charles Edwards James Thad Ellis, II Geoffrey K. Fauth David B. Favrot Robert Andrew Finkle David Garland Fischer John Broods Flippen Robert Henry Forsyth Heyward H. Fouche, Jr. John Fowler Richard Taylor Freeman Allen Gahan William J Garrity Floyd Brian Gibson Edward Anthony Gonsalves Timothy William Good, IV Earle S. Greene, Jr. Robert Gordon Grubb John Rushmore Guest Francisco J. Guzman Jeffrey Haggerty Rick Haight James M. Hall Mark R. Hancock Clyde Monore Barker Harkrader Jay Harris MkiVl kl iM ' JMMm mk Timotfiy Reid Harris Titus Holliday Harris, III James Buchanan Haynes, III Robert Watt Haynes David John Hepler Richard D. Hochenburg M - Kevin T. Honey , Richard Warren Houston Scott T. Howell Thomas Sheperd Hunter 262 R. Jon Irons Roy S G Jackson Charles A James, Jr. David Eric Jensen Gary Allen Johnson Douglas R. Linton, III Tim Douglas Lobach Raymond Francis Long Ernest Temple Love, III Nathaniel Willard Lovell Kenneth Shelton Lucas, Jr. Michael John Malesardi John W. Martin Alexander Worth McAlister Louis Andrew McCarten Earl B. McClanahan, III Walter Lane McColl, III Michael Keith McFadden Mark McLaughlin Robert Davidson McLean, Jr. John Stuart Miller James Kelly Moles, Jr. John Edward Monroe J. Stratton Moore James O. Moore, Jr. 264 M M Ronald S. Moore Chris Muller Fredrick A. Mumford. II Douglas Craig Murphy R. Bennett Muskio Eric Myers Stephen Thomas Nardo Thomas Eugene Newton Thomas Edward Noble Stanton P. Nolan. Jr. Geoffrey Carmichael Oosterhoudt Robert Oritz Nelson Ellis Quid Michael Lee Overfelt Jon Pakula Joseph A. Paletta Dale Park William R. Parks, Jr. Walter Bryan Parrish Charles Patrick 265 Hugh Christopher Peacock Paul Andrew Mansfield Pentlfallo John B. Perkins Edmund P. Perry Bob Phlpps Thomas A. PIzzano, IV Mollis W. Plimpton, III George Eric Plum Charles H. Prioleau S. Braxton Puryear Chris Quirk William Munford Ellis Rachall, Jr. David Randall Walker Ramsay Randall Charles F. Randolph Mark Grevey Rentschler William Warren Barbour Rhett John Burruss Riis Mark E. Robson Randall L. Root Mario Julio Rutz Barry C. Russell Henry Franklin Sattlethight Robert T. Schmidt Fredrick Bradley Scholtz Daniel Edward Schott Charles L Scott Karl R. Sening n Andrew G. Shayne James Patrick Shea. Jr Douglas G Sheldon James L. Shepherd Christopher L, Sisfo Scott A, Slade John Randolph Smith. Jr Stuart W. Snyder Michael Leon Sokolowski William J.D. Somerville III Ronald Ford T. Sorvino Tom Malcolm Southall George S. Spears, Jr. Russell Hampton Stall James D. Stanton. Jr. Robert M. Staugaitis Timothy Charles Taylor Thomas Randall Thomas Mark K. Torres Darren Shea Trigonplos i0k Andrew F. Trotter Curtis John Turpan David C. Tyler Mark W. Scully Jose Elbert G. Umila Stephen R. Waldron John Thomas Warmath III Robert Henry Warren III Daniel Lychos Weiss John Archer Wells John A. Wells, III W.L. Wescott George West Claude T. Whalen Franklin Hoover White James Frank Williams Glenn Conrad Wilmar John P. Winans Usher Thomasson Winslett III Robert Blake Witherington Dick Withers Robert Kline Wittpenn Richard A. Wood kl lk Eric Raymond Allstock Craig Thomas Albanese William Evans Alison. Jr. Mark Harper Anderson James T. Andrews Steven M, Anthony Kralg B. Armantrout Alan S Armitage CLASS OF 1983 M Leroy Wren Autrey James Eli Averett. Ill Olle P. A. Baathe Richard A. Baer Seng Kah Baey Dewey James Bailey. Ill Thomas Edgar Baker James Lee Baldwin. Jr. Anderson Dupre Barrett Joel Breckinridge Bassett Peter Andreas Baumgaertner John C, Bays Michael Stephen Beamer Jeffrey Allen Bebee William M. Bell. Ill Patrick B. Berg Michael James Bisbee Scott Smith Bond Cherrybone James Boone David Charles Bowen James E. Boyle Wade Brannon Robert C. Brod, Jr. Thomas James Bronner Scott Broom p Thomas Stuart Buckley James Edward Burt, IV E. Steward Butler, Jr. John Edward ButtarazzI Andrew Donald Butters Gregory S. Byrd James Hall Campbell mdM Mark R. Cardunee Bryan Carr Charles De Witt Caruthers i MiM Fred Welder Caudill. Ill Christopher Lee Cavaline David Lee Cole, Jr. Steven Drew Corbellle ¥ i; --. ii ' , ikM Peyton Craighill David Allen Curtiss James Ambler Cusick Timonthy Russell Cutting David Chandler Dallam Steven A. Daub Christopher Kent Davis David A. Dean John H. Degnan. Ill Stephen Hight Denny William Franklin Devine John R. Doub Glenn A. Drake Michael David Drinkwater Joel Adrian Dunlap Timothy M. Eddy Thomas L. Egbert Daniel Mark Einstein Pryse Elam Timothy J. Elferine David Mason Ellerbe Frank Gardner English, IV William Anderson Epperson, Jr. Frank L. Eppes P.C. John Fagan Rupert Alexander James Fairfax Vincent J. Fechtel, III Eugene Fellin Daniel J. Fetterman Eric Robert Fife James H. 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Sherwin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Shoemaker Jr. Charles Hunt Shuford Mrs. Charles Shyne Dr. and Mrs. C.E. Silberstein James and Julia Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Smith Scott M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Snead Sr. Colin M. Southall Mr. and Mrs. William A. Stanford Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Strome Jr. George, Pat and Patti Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Thompson Travel Unlimited Frank K. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. E. Norman Veasey G.D. Vermilya Dr. and Mrs. Headley S. White Jr. G.H. and E.H. White Mr. and Mrs. Harley M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yastrow Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Young SENIOR INDEX DAVID COLGAN ALLEN, Psychology; College Republicans RICHARD J ALLEN, Jr , Drama: Phi Kappa Psi, Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon, ROTC, Haze JOSE M, AMORIN, III, Chemistry and Natural Science: Glee Club and Southern Comfort, AED, Mu Beta Psi, Student Activities Board (film co-chairman), Kappa Sigma, Hollins road trips to see Libby G. DEWEY ARNOLD III, Business Administration and Accounting, Treasurer, 1980 Mock Convention, Student Recruitment Committee, College Republicans. STEWART ATKINSON, Jr,, Economics: 1980 Mock Convention — Georgia State Chairman, Phi Gamma Delta — Correspondence Secre- tary, Assistant Head Dormitory Counselor, Omicron Delta Kappa, Football, Track, Who ' s Who Among College Students, Captain of Football and Track teams. Most Valuable Offensive Football Player. (1977-78-79), Most Outstanding Freshman Athlete (1976-77), ROTC — distinguished Military Student H. HOLCOMBE BAIRD III, Physics — Engineering: Calyx — Senior Editor, Pi Kappa Phi-IFC Representative, McCorkle Athletic Club — Vice Chairman and Racing Coordinator, M ath Club, Honor Roll, Deans List, Georgia Tech School of Mechanical Engineering, Dale Earnhardt Fan Club DOUGLAS HARRY BARTON, Business Administration: Independent, J.V. Basketball, Invervarsity Christian Fellovy ship, Dorm Counselor, ROTC — Scholarship Award, Reserve Officers Association Silver Medal, Honor Roll, Dean ' s List G. BRIAN BAUER, Biology: Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, College Republicans, The Henry Ruftner Scholarship, The Robert E Lee Scholarship JEFFREY H. BENEDICT, Journalism: Honor Roll — two terms. Dean ' s List — four terms. Cable Nine — Assistant Director and head of News Department, WLUR — staff reporter, news announcer and disc jockey, J-School Teacher ' s Assistant, Honors Thesis in the J-School, con- tributor to student concerts RICHARD GRANT BIRD, II, German: Omicron Delta Kappa, Cross Country — Co-Captain, Track — Tri-Captain, Cross Country — MVP, Memorial Track and Field Trophy, Jim Stump and James S. Wood Prizes in German, RE. Lee Scholarship in Politics, School records in 1500 m. and 800 m. runs. Phi Kappa Psi, Student Recruitment Com- mittee, Rotary International Graduate Fellowship DAVID BLACKWOOD, Politics: Ring-Tum Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Pi Sigma Alpha, 1980 Mock Convention, VCC, J V Soccer, watching Guy Stewart late at night ARTHUR LANE BLOOM, Independent: Pi Kappa Phi, Glee Club — President, Sazeraks, Southern Comfort, Mu Beta Psi National Honor- ary Music Fraternity, Concert Guild Board JAY BLUMBERG, Politics: W and L Theatre — 1977-1980, Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon 1979, 1980 — Chairman, Student Re- cruitment Committee 1978-1980, WLUR 1978-1980, Cable Nine 1978- 1980, Phi Kappa Psi — Vice PRESIDENT TWO YEARS, Omicron Delta Kappa — four years. Who ' s Who — four years. Swill Club — President three years, 1980 Mock Convention — Colorado Finance Chairman, Murder One — four years. Trip to Sem two years. Great Guy Award for 1985 ANDREW W. BODENSTAB, Geology: Dean ' s List, J.V. and Varsity Soccer, Sazeracs, EC, College Republicans, Delta Tau Delta, Bodo, Pre-Law Society, WFU CARY G. BOOTH, European History: Phi Kappa Sigma, Sigma Society MARTIN FIRESTONE BOWERS, Business Administration: Fellowship of Christion Athletes, Jazz Ensemble, Varsity Baseball, Dean ' s List, 1980 Mock Convention, Hollins ABNER S. BOXLEY III, Economics: Phi Kappa Sigma — President Rush Chairman 1978 Social Chairman 1977-78, Rugby Club two years, IFC Social Chairman GUY S BROSSY, Economics: Pi Kappa Phi — House Manager, Cum Laude, Dean ' s List, College Republicans, WLUR, extensive Sweet Briar and Macon affiliation, otherwise fairly slack WILLIAM E. BROWNING, Non-Western History: 1980 Mock Conven- tion — Wyoming State Chairman, W and L Republicans, Phi Beta Kappa, Pre-Law Society DAVID A. BRYANT, R-MWC, MBC. Administration: Fencing Club, Deans List, LAWRENCE H. BRYANT, Economics: Sigma Phi Epsilon — President Secretary, Commerce School Fraternity, College Republicans, Pre- Law Society CHRISTOPHER BURNHAM, Politics: lllegitimus Non Carborundum SCOTT JOSEPH CADDELL, American History: Varsity Football, Var- sity Baseball, Haze, Phi Kappa Psi ANTHONY A CARLI, Jr , Politics: Young Democrats — Secretary, Vice- President, President SAB, Voting Regulations Board — member and chairman. Faculty Executive Committee — student representative. Committee on Co-Education — member. Pi Sigma Alpha Politics Honor Society DANIEL JOHN CARUCCI, Chemistry. ' Interdepartmental Math and Nat- ural Science: Sigma Chi, Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Head Dormitory Counselor, Robert E. Lee Research Scholar, Virginia Academy of Science, Who ' s Who in American Col- leges, Student Affairs Committee, Student Recruitment Committee. Glee Club and Southern Comfort, Squash Club, Alliance Francaise WILLIAM H. CHRISTEL, Journalism Delta Tau Delta, WLUR News Staff, Cable Nine News Staff, Weekend Road Trips to Saratoga, NY, Boston, Mass., and New Haven Ct DAVID L. CHURCH, Politics: Pi Sigma Alpha Dean ' s List. Honor Roll, College Republicans 1980 Mock Convention, Squash Club WALTON V. CLARK, Economics and Anthropology Sociology Calyx Staff, McCorkle Athletic Club — President, Pi Kappa Phi, Young Dem- ocrats, 1980 Mock Convention — Washington State Delegation, In- spring young artist. Honor Roll, Dean ' s List PALMORE CLARKE, Politics: Varsity Lacrosse — Manager, WLUR News Staff, Shenendoah Staff, Big Brother, Film Society, Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon — Chairman of Student Recruitment for Marathon, Ariel JOHN R. COLE, Jr , Journalism Calyx — Editor and photographer and cartoonist. Ring Turn Phi — cartoonist, Stix Miller, WLUR, Cable Nine, Chucklehead, Pi Kappa Phi ROBERT DAVID COLVIN, Business Administration and Accounting: Pi Kappa Alpha, Prideless Investors partnership PHILLIP CRAIG CORNETT, Politics Economics: 1980 Mock Conven- tion Chairman, Omicron Delta Kappa — Vice President, University Federation — President, Pi Sigma Alpha — Secretary-Treasurer, Commerce Fraternity, Big Brother E. PATRICK CORRIGAN III, Independent major in the development of American Politics: 1980 Mock Convention — Secretary, SAE — social member, Pre-Law Society LESLIE ARLEN COTTER, Jr , W and L Student Body Vice-President, W and L Alumni Board — Student Representative, Faculty Executive Committee — Student Representative, Cold Check Committee, W and L Junior Class President, Student Control Committee — sophomore and junior years, W and L Sophomore Class President, Omicron Delta Kappa, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versitites. Commerce School honor fraternity, 1980 Mock Convention — South Carolina State Chairman, Tutoring program participant — Central Elementary School. College Republicans, Pre-Law Society, Pi Kappa Alpha JAMES CLAY CRUMBLISS, Economics: Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Vice President 1978-1979, 1980 Mock Convention — Tennessee State Co- Chairman, Rugby Club 1979-1980. Sigma Society 1978-1980, Mongo- lian Minks 1977-1980 EDWARD INMAN CURRY III. History: Sigma Chi, College Republicans, Pre-Law Society, University Federation, 1980 Mock Convent ion. Robert E. Lee scholar, honors thesis. Dean ' s List JOE DASHIELL, Journalism German: WLUR News-Director, Sigma Delta Chi (Journalism fraternity) — Vice President, Sigma Nu Frater- nity MICHAEL DEIGHAN, German Economics: Wrestling — freshman, sophomore, and senior years, junior year in Germany (Freiburg), Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, Supper Club MICHAEL ROBINSON DEVINE, History: Sigma Nu DOUGLAS C. DORSEY, Art: Phi Kappa Psi — Social Chairman, Varsity Soccer — Tri Captain 1979-1980, J V. Lacrosse — two years, 1980 Mock Convention — Colorado State Chairman, Student Activities Board — Publicity Director, WLUR BRIAN DOWNS, Philosophy: College Republicans. Pi Kappa Phi, WLUR, Cable Nine, Reckless Driving — Winter of 1979, Pre-Law So- ciety, Laura Shuford Fan Club, 1980 Mock Convention — South Dakota State Chairman, Graduate of Chrysler Corporation School of Finance JOSEPH ARTHUR DUNNAM III, Art: College Republicans, Calyx, Stu- dent Activities Board — Fancy Dress Coordinator 1978, Lambda Chi Alpha, Commerce Fraternity, Exclusive dinner parties with Carole Chappell, Pippin THOMAS E. DUTTON, Politics: Elizabeth B. Garrett Scholarship in 297 Politics 1978, George C. Marshall Foundation Scholar 1979. Glee Club 1976-1980 and Southern Comfort 1977-1980, W and L Student Hand- book — Editor 1979-80 edition and assistant editor 1978-79 edition. Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Sigma Alpha — President 1979-80 Secretary Trea- surer 1978-79, Mu Beta Psi, Sigma Phi Epsilon — Intramural Chairman 1976-77 and IFC Representative 1977-1978 ROBERT BARTON EARLE, Physics Physics— Engineering: Lambda Chi Alpha — Intramural Chairman 1977-78 and Scholarship Chairman 1978-79, Sigma Pi Sigma (Physics honor society). Physics Department Scholarship 1979, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, College Republicans 1976-80, 1980 Mock Convention, Fencing Club 1976-1980 and Epee Squad Captain 1978-80 — (number 1 epee squad in Virginia 1979-80), ROTC 1976-79, Ranger Squad 1976-79, Airborne 1978, Navy Nuclear Appointment 1979, Conviction — Reality is as you perceive it, Best Road Trip — Chapel Hill GOETZ EATON, German 1980 Mock Convention — Facilities Chair- man, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Jim Stump Prize in German, German De- partment Scholarship, Robert E. Lee Research Scholar, David L Dun- lap Scholarship, Rockbridge Community Orchestra, Evans Dining Hall — Crew Chief SYDNEY DODD FRISSELL FARRAR, English: Student Recruitment — freshman and sophomore, IFC — Secretary in junior year and Presi- dent in senior year. University Athletic Committee in junior year, Foot- ball — four year letterman, tri-captain in senior year, second team all ODAC punter in junior year, second team all ODAC tight end in senior year. Phi Delta Theta — President 1979-80, Who ' s Who in Colleges in senior year ALBERT FERNANDEZ, American History: Glee Club, Rugby — Field Captain, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Third Floor Club, Raisengut Band, 1989 Mock Convention EDBEN D, FINNEY III, Geology: IFC, Geology, Mongolian Minks, Beta Theta Pi-President MICHAEL J. FOLEY, History: Water Polo — Captain Most Improved 1978 All-Southern Conference 1978-79, Swimming Team, University Athletic Committee, Ring-Tum Phi-Editorial Board, Delta Tau Delta ALBERT L FOSTER, Jr , European History: Varsity Lacrosse for four years. Dormitory Counselor for two years — Assistant Head Dorm Counselor in senior year. Student Recruitment Committee — Co- Chairman in senior year. Who ' s Who Among Students in Colleges and Universities 1979, Honor Roll in fall 1979, Dean ' s List in fall of 1978 WALTER M FRANKENBERGER III, Drama: Glee Club, Sazeracs, Southern Comfort, Sigma Chi LARRY WAYNE FRESH, History: Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Soci- ety — Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi Education Honorary Society, Dean ' s List sophomore year. Varsity Baseball ERIC D, FREY, Business Administration: Phi Eta Sigma, Philip H. Milner Award, Mu Beta Psi, Commerce Fraternity, Beta Gamma Sigma, Brass Ensemble, Phi Beta Kappa, RE. Lee Scholarship DAVID L. GARNER. Geophisics: Cum Laude. Sigma Pi Sigma (Physics Honor Society). Fencing Club — Captain and Business Manager. Geological Society — President. Young Democrats — President HALLETT R. GATES III. Business Administration and Accounting: IFC Representative Pi Kappa Phi — Assistant Treasurer, President, Dean ' s List, 1980 Mock Convention, Intramurals COVE GEARY, Business Administration and Accounting: Pi Kappa Phi — Treasurer, Ring-tum Phi — Business Manager, Executive Commit- tee — Secretary, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Swilling Club, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Omicron Delta Kappa MARK E, GINEVAN, Biology: Cockpit Student Manager, ROTC — De- puty Commander of Cadets, Dean ' s List. Dining Hall Worker WELLINGTON GODDIN, Jr., European History Phi Kappa Sigma, ROTC, Rugby Club, Sigma Society JAMES M, GOULDEN. Business Administration, Phi Delta Theta — Vice President 1979, PDT — Chairman 1978, Mongolian Minks JOHN LINDSAY GREEN, Biology: Pi Kappa Phi, Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon, Dean ' s List DAVID A GREER, Journalism Sigma Chi, Ring-tum Phi — Associate Editor, Student Recruitment, Society of Professional Journalists, Pre-Law Society, Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, noted womanizer RAY GROSS, Mathematics: Wrestling team — Captain, V CC, Alumni Wrestling Club — charter member LAWRENCE KILGORE GRUMPRICH, Business Administration and Accounting: Pi Kappa Phi JOHN H. HAMBERVILLE IV, Water-basket weaving major, minor in sand-castle terrain structures. Convictions: twice for reckless driving and once for indecent exposure. Road trips: VMl, Hampden Sydney, Southern Seminary (occasionally), Washington Hall (2nd floor), A Ward mental JOHN CLYDE HAMILTON, United States and Latin American History: Calyx — Business Manager, Publications Board — Vice President, Dean ' s List, 1980 Mock Convention, Pre-Law Society, University Re- publicans, Pi Kappa Phi, J-2 Social Club DAVID HAROLD HARPOLE, Jr., Chemistry Interdepartmental Science Biology: Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, Mu Beta Psi, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Glee Club, College Republicans, Chemistry Seminar Commit- tee, Freshman Chemistry Award, Robert E. Lee Research Scholar, 1980 Mock Convention — Candidate Coordinator. AED — Vice Presi- dent JIM HAWKINS. Sociology: W and L Jazz Band, Giant Gypsy Blues Band, Zeta Beta Tau — Secretary 1978, Mary Baldwin God Guardian, ZBT Little Sister Chairman 1979, College Republicans?. Robert E. Lee Research Scholarships 1979-1980. Mars Hotel. RE. Lee Hotel, Univer- sity Place — Associated Neighbor, W.S. Atkins Fan Club — President STEVEN C. HEROLD; Business Administration: Lacrosse, Dormitory Counselor, Delegate in Mock Convention, Deans List, Honor Role. STEVEN L. HIGGS: Psychology: Charter member Chi Psi fraternity, Pre-Law Society (1 ,2,3) CRs (1 ,2,3,4) YDs (4), Chi Psi Treasurer (2), Chi Psi Scholarship Chairman (3), Chi Psi Executive Committee Member- at-Large (4) Charter Member Mu Beta Psi (4), W L Jazz Ensemble (1,4), W L Brass and Percussion Ensemble (4). WILLIAM FRAZIER HILL; Philosophy: Fencing Club (1.2.3,4) Sabre Squad Captain (3,4) J.V. Lacrosse (2) Phi Beta Kappa. JAMES GARRETT HIND: Politics: Mock Convention, Squash Cluo, Sigma Nu, Spring Term abroad — Spain. ANDREW MICHAEL HOLDS; Accounting Business Administration: College Republicans (1) Young Democrats Social Chairman (3) Secretary Treasurer (4) Robert E. Lee Research Grant (3) Sigma Nu Fraternity (1.2) Dated Sweet Briar and Hollins (exclusively), heavily involved in W L archaeology program for last 4 years (i.e. participated in numerous digs, including Liberty Hall) summer employment in Ar- chaeology — W L (1) Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept, (2), James Madi- son University (3) JOHN FREDERICK HOPE; English: Lambda Chi Alpha, College Re- publicans (3 yrs) Calyx photographer (2 yrs.) Pre-Law Society (2 yrs.) Mock Convention 1980 RICHARD D. HUGHES: Business Administration: President Lambda Chi Alpha. R.O.T.C. Pre-Law Society. College Republicans, WLUR Two Mock Conventions, Sky and Ice. ROBERT EUGENE HUMMEL; Business Administration: College Re- publicans. Golfing in Roanoke, Sailing in Wisconsin, Independent. STEWART D. JACKSON; Accounting: Sigma Chi. Tennis (1,2,3,4) Ail- American (1,2,3) Most Valuable Freshman, Most Valuable Player (3) Captain (3,4) THOMAS E, JEFFRIES III; Physic-Engineering and Math: SABU (1,2,3,4) President (4) Treasurer (3), Varsity Basketball (2,3,4) Captain (4) Monogram (2,3,4) All Conference (3,4) General of the Year RICHARD K JOHNSON; Computer Science and Accounting: Glee Club, College Republicans, SABU, Reach Out Crisis Center, Mock Convention, Math Club, Dean ' s List Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. STEVEN C JOHNSON. Geology: Young Democrats (1.2.3,4) Geology club President (Winter 4) Varsity Football 1,2) Varsity Lacrosse (1,2,3,4) Phi Gamma Delta, Circulation Manager RING TUM PHI. GEORGE EDWARD JORDAN: Business Administration: Vice president Sigma Chi Fraternity, Member Michigan Delegation to Mock Conven- tion. S DEWEY KEESLER; English German: The Woods Prize in German, Who ' s Who, ODK, (3,4 President) Executive Committee (3,4) Squash Club (3 President, 4 President), U.C. (2) Varsity Tennis (1), Phi Kappa Sigma, RE. Lee Research Scholar in German. WILLIAM WATKINS KELLY JR.; Politics: Chi Psi, Co-Chairman of Howard Baker ' s Campaign Mock Convention, Young Democrats Tutoring. J Mc DONALD KENNEDY; American History: Beta Theta Pi, President, House Manager, Rush Chairman, Mongolian Minks, President, Trea- surer Deans List, IFC Representative 3, Mock Convention Delegate. STEPHEN R KERN; Economics: Phi Gamma Delta. W L GOP. Pre- Law Society. W L Mock Convention. Dean ' s List. Honor Roll PETER C KINGSBERY. Business Administration: Student Activities Board (3). Phi Gamma Delta (Rush Chairman 3. President 4) President Finance and Investment Club. Treasurer Future Embezzlers Club, Young Republicans, Varsity Sports Spectator (1,2,3,4). MARK KINNIBURGH; Spanish: Pi Kappa Phi USMC PLC program Jan-July 1, ROTC Advanced Contract (2,3) US Army Reserve Commis- sion Jun 1979, WLUR (1,2.3,4). Cable Nine (3,4). RING TUM PHI (3,4) Politics 101 (Dr. Pinney W77,f79, calc 101 (Dr. Wilson F76, W77) History 108 (Dr Merchant W 77, W80), History 320 (Dr. Turners ' 79, S ' 80) Chucklehead. Mbc. Miller Lite, Gamma Nu. MARK EDWARD KLAUS: German and History: Phi Kappa Psi, Weeds, Germany — Spring ' 80 Deans List, The Haze, ' Verruckt . PAUL EDWARD KOEHLER: Economics: Deans List, Honor Roll, Western State, Water Polo, Rugby, University of Edinburgh, University Settlement. DAVID FRANKLIN KOOGLER; Physics Engineering: Deans List, Honor Roll, Sigma Pi Sigma (Physics Honor Society, VMI Chapter). ANDREW A. LASSITER: History: Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Trainer, College Republicans, Mock Convention. WLUR. NORRIS LIGHTSEY LAFFITTE: Economics: Pi Kappa Alpha, House Manager Secretary, Treasurer, Dean ' s List. Mock Convention Dele- gate. MICHAEL OWEN LAVITT: Journalism Politics: WLUR Station Manag- er, Senior editor, senior reporter, operations director, Cable Nine, So- ciety of Professional Journalists, Track. Intramural Swimming, Miscel- laneous road trips to the girls ' schools. ROBERT EDWARD LEE; Non-Western History: Glee Club, Mu Beta Psi Music Award, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rugby President, Match Secretary, Captain. College Republicans. Mock Convention, Third Floor Club, Raisengut Band. BRIAN LESHNER: Accounting and Business Administration: Com- merce Fraternity, Robert E. Lee Research Assistant. MARK EDWARD LOCKHART, Biology: AED. Weightlifting Club, Inde- pendent, RE. Lee Scholarship, Army ROTC Scholarship, Mega Road Trips to Hollins, Politically Independent leaning toward the Libertarian Party. Afraid that Communism will one day rule the world while we still look for leaders powerful enough to make unpopular decisions. BRET LOVEJOY, English: President of the Swill Club 79-80, Honor Roll. Dean ' s List, Freshman Year Varsity Lacrosse, Ariel. CARL E. LOWDER. JR., Biology: Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa. Pi Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. 1979-80 Biology Department Scholarship; Greg Eugene Mohr Scholarship 1978, Warner Scholarship (pre-med) 1979-80. James D. Davidson Memorial Fund Scholarship 1979-80 JOHN WORTH MCALISTER II, History: Southern Regional Coordina- tor — 1980 Mock Convention, Pi Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. MURRAY G. MCCLINTOCK, Economics: SEA, Rugby Club, Chairmen of Mississippi Delegation 1980 Mock Convention. MIKE MCCRANEY, European History: Young Republicans. Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity, vice president 1979-80. CUM Committee, Road trips 6.235. member Carol Chapell fan club DAVID MCCUBBIN, Politics: Phi Delta Theta Social Fraternity. Mongo- lian Minks. KEVIN MCCUSTY. Economics Religion: Pi Kappa Phi Social Frater- nity, President 1978, Dean ' s List. Honor Roll. Omicron Delta Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Student Representative, Faculty Committee on Courses and Degrees, VA State Chairmen — 1980 Mock Convention NED MCDONNELL, Politics French: My debt to Choate is formida- ble — Adiai Stevenson 1935 Ninety percent of backgammon is luck , Ted Friend, c.1972, otherwise: No Comments — No Regrets. KEVIN F. MCGOWAN, Chemistry: Varsity Football I, II, Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity, Dormitory Counselor, Chemistry Seminar, Robert E. Lee Research assistant in Chemistry, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Epsilon Delta, John Warner Scholarship, German Departmental Scholarship, Advertising assistant — Business Manager Ring-tum Phi, Secretary Publications Board. Honor roll. Deans List, Rugby. BARKSDALE W. MCNIDER, Economics Psychology: College Repub- licans, Kappa Sigma Social fraternity (president) RICHARD A. MAKEPEACE, JR.: Varsity Tennis — All Conference, Squash Club, Phi Kappa Sigma social fraternity Secretary, vice- president. Contact Committee, Mock Convention — Steering Commit- tee member, vice-president — Commerce School, Student Control Committee, Dean ' s List, Honor roll. MARK BRIAN MAINWARING. Economics: Chi Psi Fraternity, WLUR-FM, W L Republicans. THOEDRE B. MARTIN. JR (BIFF), French: Twice co-captain of the water polo teams, All-State all-conference. Vice-president of senior class (arts), member of student Control Committee, Dorm Counselor, Past President of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, ODK leadership society. Who ' s Who. Elizabeth B. Garrett French Scholarship, Co-Chairmen of Ohio 1980 Mock Convention, 1984 Olympic hopeful — 3-man Luge team WILLIAM H. MATHAI, JR , Chemistry Interdepartmental in Natural Sci- ence Math: Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Beta Kappa, ODK, AED, Phi Eta Sigma. Who ' s Who. RE. Lee Research. Asst. Head Dorm Counselor. WALKER PORTER MAYO. III. History: Treasurer, Young Democrats; Debate; Pre-Law Society; Fencing Club; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigama; Honor Roll; Deans List. ROBERT MARSHALL MERRIMAN, JR., Business Administration: Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, Johnson Schol- arship. Departmental Scholarship in Administration. Emory Business Games Team. Sigma Chi Social Fraternity. Robert E. Lee Research Scholar DAVID E. MYERS. U.S.. Latin American History: President of freshmen Class. President of Phi Kappa Psi. Entertainment Committee Chair- men 1979-80. Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon, Secretary of Maryland Delegation — 1980 Mock Convention. CARL MILLER, Business Administration: Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Mock Convention, Young Republican, Varsity Football ALEXANDER JAMES MONTGOMERY III, American History: V.P. SABU. George C. Marshall Award Winner (ROTC). Operations Officer for ROTC, member of FCA, Rugby Club. Varsity Football IV. Convic- tions: No Matter what happens we will Make it. HUGH MONTGOMERY. Art — studio: Glee Club. SAB, Dean ' s List, art work for Mock Convention, SAB and the university guitar, de- activated Kappa Alpha. HENRY FREDERICK TEMPLE MOORE, English: Inter-Fraternity Council Junior Justice. Honor Student Recruitment Committee. De- an ' s List. Tennessee State Co-Chairmen of Mock Convention. Sigma Society, Mongolian Minks, Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Rush Chairmen (Junior year). EDWARD CHISOLM MORRISON, Interdepartmental, (Pre-Med), Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Student Control Committee, Sigma Society, AED, Mongolian Minks. VP of Senior Class, Honor Roll. MICHAEL J. MRLIK — East Asian Studies and Accounting — Football, Lacrosse, Track, IFC Sr Justice, Phi Gamma Delta. Dorm Councilor, Assistant Head Dorm Councilor, Who ' s Who, ODK, RE Lee Research Scholar. PAUL ALLEN NATHAN — Psychology — Fencing Club. R.S. NEWCOMB — Interdepartmental Natural Science — Lambda Chi Alpha, Water Polo, All Southern Conference, Swimming (Captain Se- nior Year), All American. BENJAMIN B. NEWSOM, JR., — Mathematics — Pi Kappa Phi, Math Club, Student Computer Operator, RE. Lee Research Assistant, and Scholar, Intramurals. GILBERT PEARSALL — Non-Western History — Phi Gamma Delta, Rush Chairman, Rugby Club, Oregan State Chairman Mock Conven- tion, ROTC, Dean ' s List. College Republicans. DOUGLAS PECKHAM — Politics — Sigma Phi Epsilon. Third Floor, The Club. NEIL TREGER PENTIFALLO — Journalism with a certificate in Com- merce, — Secretary Soph. Representative EC, President, Kappa Alpha, Admissions Committee, Recruitment Committee, Publications Board. Ring-tum Phi. Dean ' s List, Mock Convention, Berkley Cox Memorial Scholarship. SAMUEL L. PERKINS — Economics — Co-Founder of Chi Psi, Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha — Public Speaking Fraternity, Par- liamentary Union, Conservative Floor Leader, Chairman, WLUR-FM, Financial Director of the Shenandoah, 1979 Recipient of the Cliff Wil- liams Scholarship. CARL PERR Y — U.S. History — RE. Lee Research Scholar, Honor Roll, Deans List, Young Democrats, Pi Kappa Phi. Activities and Rac- ing Director of the McCorckle Athletic Club. CLARK L. PERRYMAN — American History — Sigma Phi Epsilon, Young Democrats, Chairman of the Nebraska Delegation to the Mock Convention, Senior Represenative, University Council. RICHARD CORBIN PIERSON — Business Administration — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, College Republicans, Calyx, Mock Convention, Pre- Law Society. DOUG PINOTTI — Business Administration — Student Recruitment Committee, Mock Convention, Varsity Soccer, The File Inn, Bowe. MILLARD NELSON RADFORD — Biology and Interdepartmental in Chemistry Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Treasurer of Fraternity (KS), Young Republicans, Mock Convention 1980, Intercollegiate Golf, RE. Lee Research Scholar WILLIAM SEARCY RIDGE II — Business Administration — Student Activities Board 2,3 Treasurer, 4 Co-Chairman, Sigma Chi, Calyx, 3,4, 299 Lacrosse 2, Rugby 4, Dorm Counselor 3, Mock Convention Missouri State Chairman, WLUR. JOHN RAYMOND RISCH — English Art — Student Recruitment, Glee Club, Southern Comfort, Concert Guild (Pres), Mu Beta Psi Honorary Frat., Pi Kappa Phi Social Fraternity, SAB Associate, English Club, Mock Convention (Virginia Delegation Program Director) William Lee Robertson Jr. (Butch) — Mathematics — College Republicans, Math Club, Pi Kappa Phi (Social Member), Intramurals — Football, Rac- quetball. Tennis, Swimming, Basketball, Softball. Funnies — lowan Delegate Mock Convention, Ex Con Major, Never been to Sweetbriar have a Hollins friend. HUGH L. ROBINSON II — Religion — Dean ' s List, Honor Roll, Library Faculty Committee, Mock Convention, University Theatre, Young Re- publicans, RE. Lee Episcopal Church College Committee, Phi Kappa Psi. KEN ROBSON — Economics — Young Republicans, Soccer J.V., Sigma Chi Fraternity, Pre-Law, Historian of Sigma Chi, Treasurer of Sigma Chi, Photo Editor Calyx, Cold Check Committee, Voting Regu- lations Board, WLUR D.J., Charter member 501 Club ROMAN KUPECKY — Psychology — Organizations: Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Lacrosse for 4 years employed at the Cockpit. THOMAS R. SALLEY III — English — Vice-President Freshman Class, IFC Representative, Contact (4), Chairman Mock Convention (Califor- nia) Ariel, SAE. SAMUEL SAUNDERS IV— Administration — Phi Kappa Sigma Frater- nity, Treasurer Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Mock Convention, Rugby Club, Mardi Gras Winnebago Trip 1979, Sigma Society. JONATHAN B. SCHEWEL — Biology — Sigma Chi, Mock Convention, W L Jazz Ensemble, W L Brass Ensemble. RICHARD H. SCHOENFELD — American History — Chairman of the 1980 Mock Republican Convention, Chairman of the Cold Check Committee, Chairman of the Student Emergency Loan Committee, Contact, Dean ' s List. SAE. DOUG SEITZ — Politics Psychology — 1st. Ann. Fripp Island Road Trip, 2nd Annual F.I.R.T. (April 80), 1979 Dump Open (Tourney Win- ner), Z.T.A. Destructo Champs, SAB (79-80), Soccer (4) TriCapt. (79- 80), J.V. LAX (3), FIJI Islander Award for Best Boot, Redmond Soccer Award (78-79, 79-80), Hoods Keg look alike contest. Monkey House — Ditch Liver. ERIC P. SELLA — Accounting — Delta Tau Delta, Commerce Fraterni- ty. JESSE M. SHAVER III — European History and German — Phi Kappa Sigma, Squash Club, Rugby Club, Mock Convention, Dean ' s List. Honor Roll, Sigma Society. VICTOR W. SHEPHERD — Economics — Football and Baseball, 4 year letterman, ROTO cadet. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. F. WILL SHERMAN — Accounting and Business Administration — Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Glee Club, Student Teacher at local elementary school, Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. I Thes 5:25. CHARLES HUNT SHUFORD, JR. — Accounting — Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, Treasurer Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer IFC, Varsity Ten- nis Team, Freshman Year, Mock Convention SIDNEY SEARLE SIMMONS II — Economics Religion — HERBERT G. SMITH II — Psychology — Pi Kappa Alpha, Iowa State Chairman W L Mock Republican Convention. MARK D. SMITH — Politics — KA Fraternity, ROTC, Contact ( ' 78- ' 80), Student Recruitment, ( ' 78- ' 80), Co-Chairman Political Research Pennsylvania Mock Convention Delegation RANDOLPH PHILLIP SMITH — Journalism — Member Delta Tau Delta, editor Ring-turn Phi, staff WLUR, Cable 9, Dean ' s List, ODK Who ' s Who Sigma Delta Chi, Uncle Buckle Fan Club. SCOTT E. SMITH — Psychology— Phi Beta Kappa, Tri-Captain Foot- ball Senior Year, All-Conference Football Senior Year, All-Conference Football (2nd Team) Sophomore Year, NCAA post-graduate schol- arship alternate. Interdepartmental Scholarship — Psychology. Three year ROTC scholarship, WLUR News and Sports. JOHN REIF STAGMAIER — Accounting Administration — Baseball (77,78,79,80), Soccer (78), College Republicans (76-77,77-78). GUY STEUART — Economics — Mock Convention, Cold Check Committee, Varsity Baseball, Delta Tau Delta, UCC, Hollins. DAVID JEFFERSON SORRELLS — Drama — W L Glee Club, accen- tuate the positive. WENDELL B. STOCKDALE, JR — Psychology — JOHN DUNCAN STOUT — Psychology and East Asian Studies — The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Fu Jen University, Phuket. CHARLES B. STROME III — Journalism — Cable Nine Television 1-2-3, 4 Station Manager WLUR, Sigma Delta Chi Society of Professional Journalists, Chucko-Shromo Fan Club. DONALD E. SWAGGART, JR. — American History — IFC Rush Chair- man 1979-80. IFC Judicial Board 1979-80, Mock Convention Parade Chairman 1980, Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon Committee 1979, Vice-President Delta Tau Delta 1977-78, 1978, Varsity Baseball 4 year letterman. CHARLES RANDALL TALLEY — Business Administration — College Republicans (President, Vice-President, Publications Chairman). PETER B. TAYLOR — Accounting Business — Phi Beta Kappa, Com- merce Fraternity, W L Republicans, Lacrosse and Walter Polo (1976- 1978). KENNETH BRIAN TERWILLEGER — Economics — Inter-Varsity Chris- tian Fellowship, Glee Club, Big Brother Program, Reach Out Volun- teers, Students for Community Action. THOMAS WADE TURNER — Economics Journalism — Society of Pro- fessional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, WLUR News, W L Rugby Club, Pi Kappa Alpha, ? 876l???xx 0%$ MICHAEL VAN AMBURGH — Business Administration — Commerce Fraternity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Chairman — Washington State Delegation to the Mock Convention. GEORGE DOUGLAS VERMILYA — Religion — Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Concert Guild Board, Glee Club, Mu Beta Psi, College Republicans. THOMAS ROBERT WALL, IV — Business Administration — Contact, Contact Co-Chairman, Varsity Golf Team, Student Recruitment Com- mittee, State Chairman of Florida, Mock Convention, Squash Club, Sigma Chi. JOE WALLACE — History — Football, Fresh. — Soph.; Wrestling, O.D.A.C. Champion Heavyweight 1979. RICHARD S. WALLERSTEIN, JR. — Economics and Commerce Certif- icate — Student Recruitment Committee, Treasurer of Florida Delega- tion Sigma Chi Fraternity. CARLTON DAVIES WALKER — English — Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra- ternity. MARK G. WALKER — Commerce — Inter-Collegiate Business Games, V.P. Zeta Beta Tau, Phi Beta Kappa, Ring-tum Phi, Treasurer, Outing Club, Intra-mural All-Star, Cross Country, Bowling and Table Tennis. ROBERT C. WALTER — Economics — Phi Delta Theta, Alabama State Chairman Mock Convention. KENNETH PAUL WEBBER — Physics — Sigma Pi Sigma, Mock Con- vention. DANIEL JAMES WEEKS — History — Lee Scholarship, Mu Beta Psi, Jazz Ensemble, Mock Convention, Ariel, Traps, Brassholes. DAVID W. WEST — Business Administration, Interdepartmental — Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Honor Roll, Dean ' s List, Water Polo, College Republicans, University Federation BRUCE W. WHIPPLE — History — SAB, WLUR-FM, Mock Convention, Ring-tum Phi cartoonist, House Manager Treasurer Sigme Nu, Order of the Green Gaucho, Overnight trips to Hollins. JOHN C. WILLHITE — Biology and Interdepartmental — Phi Delta Theta, Glee Club, WLUR-FM, J.V. Soccer, Psychology Research. DAVID WILLIAMS — Politics — Lambda Chi Alpha, House Manager. SCOTT ALAN WILLIAMS — European History — University Federa- tion, Squash Club, Mock Convention, Student Health Committee, New Orleans Social Life 101, Road Trips 357. ADRIAN WILLIAMSON III — Interdepartmental — AED. Arkansas State Chairman, RE. Lee Research Scholar in 1977. BRUCE WILMOT — Journalism — Lambda Chi Alpha, WLUR-FM, Cable Nine, College Republicans, Mock Convention, C.A.I.A., head goose. JOHN T. WOODS — Economics — Pi Kappa Alpha, Mock Convention, Ohio Co-Chairman. THOMAS AMORY TURNER — Pi Kappa Alpha Social Chairman. WLUR-FM, W L FILM SOCIETY, Elizabeth Garrett Scholarship in En- glish, Phi Beta Kappa. HARRY WRIGHT IV — Economics — Varsity Swimming, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, English Club, Outing Club, College Republicans (marginally). Mock Convention. : ■— - ; . ' ' - Vy -